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This layout fully expresses the aesthetic appeal of aquatic plants by combining various species of plants mainly including stem plants. Beautiful cluster of healthy stem plants is very attractive by...
Mr. Marcelo Tonon Chiovatto from Brazil won the third place in IAPLC 2013 World Ranking. His layout depicted a splendid sunrise as its title "Sunrise in the valley "suggested.
The first Bronze Prize went to an aquascape with impressive exposed layered rock surfaces. By arranging materials to make them look like a valley with rock cliffs rising to the left and right,...
Mr. Takayuki Fukuda (Japan) won the Gold prize with his aquascape layout. What is most striking about his work is its representation of the cliffs protruding from both the left and right sides of...
The creator of this layout used fine driftwood pieces to express tree roots eroded by water. This expression is reminiscent of riverside or underwater of tropical rainforest waters. There were other...
This work boldly uses driftwood to depict a giant tree. The large, thick branches radiating outward from the center of the aquarium create an impactful presence, while the aerial roots hanging from...
The first Silver Prize winning work was highly rated for its high degree of perfection as a Nature Aquarium layout. Its stunning design embodied the ideal "aquascape" where aquatic plants and fish...
The composition of this layout is orthodox but the overall balance is excellent. The perspective is also very well expressed with stone and cosmetic sand. The arrangement of aquatic plants is...
The Gold prize-winning layout is acclaimed with its strong sense of depth created by the dynamic concave composition. The view of the deep valley eroded by floods with a sinkhole behind it is the...
Although there are many entries with the composition divided into three sections by driftwood pieces, we can draw a line between this layout and the rest in light of the impression given and manner...
The layout is finely crafted with small tree branches and rocks, and is in many ways more like a painting. Although this work seems antithetical to this year's Grand Prix layout, it should be highly...
The Gold prize winning work presents a remarkable driftwood composition. The depth that goes beyond the size of this aquarium is created by expanding the central open space towards the far right...
The first Silver Prize went to the work with its impressive arrangement of driftwood and stones. The motifs of a forest and a mountain stream are similar to those of the Gold Prize-winning work, but...
The last Bronze prize goes to an aquascape that showcases a unique rock arrangement. Skillfully stacking rocks, the creator captured a scene where the uppermost layer of bedrock has protruded,...
The third Bronze Prize went to the work with its impressive obliquely tilted composition. The stone-covered slope reminds us of one of the steep cliffs of a canyon, and the slanting trees in the...
This year's IAPLC Grand Prix goes to an authentic Nature Aquarium style layout. Among the reasons for this work's success is the creator's high aspiration in the layout style, that is built upon the...
Very soft and elegant but so bold at the same time. Nice use of red plants, I enjoy the feeling of this layout very much.
Using a lot of pine bark stone as the hardscape, the whole structure and the water plant style looks nice. The choice can be bolder. The small stones are a little bit messy and unnatural. The...
I dedicated this landscape to my little girl by using his name "Aalina". who makes me so inspiring to make a wonderful tank. Every time she walks around me white I design this tank. she always stop...
I truly enjoyed making my entry for the IIAC this year. It was refreshing to concentrate on the plants over the hardscape. It allowed me to experiment with plants more than usual with a large...
