The new promenade at RMIT’s Bundoora Campus resolves a lack of attractive and legible connections across the sprawling campus.The promenade links between the centre of the campus to Plenty Road and its public transport connections. It provides a generous pedestrian walkway that responds to existing landscape conditions and is furnished with a range of seating, amphitheaters and activity hubs along its length.The promenade follows a meandering alignment that takes its cues from adjacent alluvial patterns and weaves among significant Eucalyptus trees.Instead of a formal alignment, typical of many university spines, the design's informal geometry allowed a sense of the surrounding landscape to be incorporated into the pedestrian experience.

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AWARDS 2016  AILA VIC Landscape Architecture Award for Civic Landscape

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Year 2014Location Bundoora, VictoriaClient RMIT UniversityBudget $15,000,000.00 (AUD)Photography John Gollings and Andrew Lloyd