Andrew Saniga

Andrew Saniga is an Associate Professor in Landscape Architecture, Planning and Urbanism at the Melbourne School of Design, University of Melbourne. His expertise spans post-World War II landscape architecture, with a focus on parks, gardens, infrastructure, and the history of the profession. He actively engages in teaching and research related to heritage landscape conservation and urban/regional infrastructure.

Research Directions: His work emphasizes the Architectural and Urban Past and Cultural and Sustainable Landscapes, particularly in post-Soviet public spaces and remote Australian towns like Woomera. Collaborative projects include international design studios in Lithuania and summer schools in China.

Scientific Awards:

• Victoria Medal for Landscape Architecture (2013)
• National Landscape Architecture Award for Research and Communication (2014)
• Teaching Innovation Award (commendation)
• Robert Barber Prize (2007)
• Ellis Stones Award (2005)
• Teaching Excellence Award (2005)

Grants: Lead Chief Investigator for an Australian Research Council Discovery Grant (DP160100364: 'Campus: Building Modern Australian Universities', 2015-2018) involving a team of 7 researchers.

Research Affiliations: Member of the Australian Centre for Architectural History, Urban and Cultural Heritage (ACAHUCH).