During an awards ceremony that took place on Friday 14 November, the Landscape Institute (LI) Awards celebrated its winners with professionals from across the industry. 

With more than 200 entries across 17 categories, the awards “reflected growth, ambition and innovation across the sector,” says the institute. 

The winners, a full list can be found here, include projects from Grant Associates, HTA Design and The Royal Parks. 

The Urban Nature Project at the Natural History Museum, as featured in Pro Landscaper’s October issue, received the Excellence in Landscape Design Award which was presented to J&L Gibbons.

Hosted by horticulturalist and presenter Frances Tophill, the awards “embody the creativity and technical excellence that define our profession at its best, and we congratulate all the finalists and winners,” says LI chief executive, Rob Hughes. 

This year’s theme, ‘connecting people, place and nature’, has been reflected in each winner through sustainability, wellbeing and connection.