The Search for the Landscaper of the Year is on
The 2021 Husqvarna Champion of Champions: Australian Landscaper of the Year Awards is well under way. Browse through the best of the best and cast your votes now!
In this state vs state rivalry, The Husqvarna Champion of Champions Landscaper of the Year Awards acknowledges the hardworking individuals behind the most amazing projects of the year.
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From residential to commercial designs, the Husqvarna Champion of Champions showcases a wide variety of projects. Proudly sponsored by Husqvarna, Grillex and Futurewood, lucky entrants will compete across seven categories and be voted on by a panel of expert judges, not to mention the discerning public, to determine who is the ultimate champion in each category.
Urban Garden Enrichment, Private Garden Oasis, Woolloomooloo (NSW)
With an elite and reputable panel of industry judges casting their votes, finalists will be narrowed down to find the Landscaper of the Year. What the judges will be looking for is how well each project met their brief and most importantly how the project contributed to the better liveability of the residents or community. The winner of this award will receive an extensive media campaigning highlighting the winning project across a swath of popular magazine titles released by Universal Media Co and online, including numerous design magazines such as Grand Designs Australia and Outdoor Design Source.
The Other Side Landscapes, Koi Pond Project (NSW)
Take a stroll through heavenly residential spaces and fun-filled playgrounds and become a part of this journey. So cast your votes online and keep watch to find out who becomes Husqvarna’s Champion of Champions: Australian Landscaper of the Year.
Want to cast your vote? It’s easy! Simply go to landscaperoftheyear.com.au and vote for your favourite project in the residential and commercial categories.
Voting closes 31 March 2022.
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