For the second year running, landscape architecture has stolen the show, with a student from Kingston University securing the top prize.

Regine Elmenthaler came up with an idea to inject life into the Royal Docks in East London. » More about Regine's idea

Part of her prize is a four-week work placement with the Thames Gateway -a supporter of last year's scheme, Future Vision 07.

The other winners are

• Future Space - Giles Hopgood, Landscape Architect, University of Gloucestershire
• Future People - Francisco Rodriguez, Landscape Architect, University of Greenwich
• Future Building - Steven Ferguson, Architectural Technology, University of Central Lancashire
• Future Streets - Katerina Frankova, Geography with Tourism, Coventry University

Jo Montgomery, Director General, the Thames Gateway, said:
' Future Vision is a fantastic vehicle to tap into aspiring talent. Regine's idea creates a great vision for the future of our docklands and captures the essence of economic, social and environmental renewal.'

Regine was one of five winners announced at the awards ceremony, staged in conjunction with the 'Creating the Future- the ASC Awards for Sustainable Communities', the Government's national award scheme for sustainable communities. Each winner was rewarded with a cash prize and a four-week work placement at leading organisations: ARUP; Asset Skills; Gentoo; Hemingway Design; and the Thames Gateway.   

Gill Taylor, ASC Chief Executive, said:
'I'd like to congratulate the award winners on their achievements. Coming up with new, workable ideas that haven't been done before isn’t easy whatever industry you work in'

» See the Future Vision winners from 2007