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Society of Garden Designers Awards: a selection of the winning projects
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1. International Award
Rules: Any garden or landscape project outside of mainland UK.- Sally Court won the SDG award (category "International") for the project Barvikha Gardens
Judges’ comments: “A very difficult brief successfully implemented to create a sophisticated and accomplished piece of design…”2. Public or Commercial Outdoor Space
Rules: Outdoor space for any communally used public, semi-public, or commercial outdoor space of any space within mainland UK. May be public or commercial ownership and use. Examples: Commercially funded pocket park, outside space for care home or hospice, playspace, hotel or office garden, or public park.- John Wyer won the SDG award (category "Public or Commercial Outdoor space") for the project The Collection
Judges’ comments: “An interesting layout and clever use of a narrow space…”3. Large Residential
Rules: For any domestic project over 2,000m2 within mainland UK.- Andrew Wilson won the SDG award (category "Large Residential Garden") for the project Hertfordshire Garden
Judges’ comments: “A clever design that integrates with the style of the house and creates a great feeling of space and cohesion.”4. Medium Residential
Rules: For any domestic project of less than 2,000m2 within mainland UK.- Amanda Patton won the SDG award (category "Medium Residential Garden") for the project Somerset Garden
Judges’ comments: “A sophisticated piece of design that has transformed the site and made the garden feel much larger…”5. Small Residential
Rules: For any domestic project of less than 100m2 , including courtyards roof terraces, front gardens. Within mainland UK.- Andy Sturgeon won the SDG award (category "Small Residential Garden") for the project Vermeer Garden
Judges’ comments: “This is a clever use of long, linear space with excellent detailing that connects both ends of the garden…”6. Big Design, Small Budget
Rules: For any domestic project where the total budget does not exceed 20,000 pounds, within mainland UK.- Christine Whatley won the SDG award (category "Big Design Small Budget") for the project Kinesis
Judges’ comments: “The project covered a large, challenging area with a good design and a clever use of budget.”18. The Grand Award
Rules: The winner of winners, open to those shortlisted in categories 1-6.- Andrew Wilson won the SDG award (category "Grand Award") for the project Hertfordshire Garden
Judges’ comments: “A contemporary design has been layered with the historic landscape to create an exciting and serene composition.” SGD invites the public to choose the winner of the 2014 People’s Choice Award by voting for their favourite designs from the shortlisted projects. Image credits: SGD Awards
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