Current UBC Landscape Architecture students are invited to participate in the BCSLA Philip Tattersfield Essay Competition.
Submission requirements will be an original 1,000 word essay and the topic must relate to landscape architecture in British Columbia.
The winner will receive a $1,000 cash prize paid by the BCSLA.
The winning submission will be published as a feature article in SITELINES Magazine. Images and excerpts from the essays of all entrants may also be published in the same SITELINES issue.
Deadline to Submit
12noon PDT, October 15, 2014
Submission Requirements and Complete Details
http://www.bcsla.org/initiatives/bcsla–ubc-landscape-architecture-scholarships
About the Philip Tattersfield Essay Competition
The BC Society of Landscape Architects (BCSLA) Philip Tattersfield Essay Competition promotes design writing, diversifies student skillsets, and elevates the level of writing within the profession, early in the careers of future landscape architects.
Philip Tattersfield had a distinguished career as the first landscape architect registered in British Columbia. Over his career, Tattersfield authored more than 150 publications, briefs, lectures, and television series in North America and overseas covering philosophical and technical aspects of practice. He was integral in shaping the BCSLA and contributed extensively to the BCSLA publication, SITELINES MAGAZINE.
SITELINES MAGAZINE is the primary vehicle for landscape architects in British Columbia to showcase their literary talents, fostering design communication within our profession and within British Columbia.
