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Cement Concrete & Aggregates Australia (CCAA) Public Domain Awards 2009 provide significant and national recognition
for designers, contractors, developers and asset owners who set new benchmarks in the use of concrete to enhance our
public domain. Judged by an eminent panel of independent Landscape and Design Architects, the awards have grown in
prestige and notable peer recognition over the years attracting entries of a highest calibre.
The 2007 overall winner was the powerful Luciano Rossetti Mausoleum in Melbourne competing against more than 100 excellent entries from around Australia. It is now your opportunity to showcase your firm's design excellence. CCAA would like to invite you to submit a recent project that has reached significant completion within the last two years that exemplifies the unique and innovative possibilities of concrete in both design and construction. |
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If any of your projects have used concrete in an innovative way as a landscape element in the public domain in
the categories of streets, paths, precincts, walls, bridges, and public artwork, or represent an example of excellence
in sustainable design, they are eligible for entry into the Awards. One project will be awarded Best Overall Project
from all submissions. Awards are also presented for the best project across all categories in each state/territory. |