BACKGROUND
The competition is open to all currently registered students in the Faculty of Architecture and is a required assignment for students in course
LARC 7002.
The competition carries total prize money of $3000 generously donated by Barkman Concrete Ltd as part of their Scholarship Fund for student in the Faculty / Department of Landscape Architecture.
SCOPE
The competition calls for preparation and drawing-up of designs for pre-cast concrete seating of dimensions chosen by the entrants and that could be used in external public space in a Prairie city - e.g. Winnipeg! The units are to be designed for production in Barkman's facilities and may include a combination of (an)other material(s) besides concrete. The designs can be one-off, stand alone items or can be designed as a suite of seating units.
DELIVERABLES
Students are to submit
in duplicate scale drawings fitting within a 24 x 36 inch surface area and showing plan, section, and elevation drawings for their proposed unit(s) and how they are to be installed on site. The drawings must include fixing details for the other materials being used in the design and are to describe the anticipated method of fabrication of the unit.
SCHEDULE
| Date of Issue of Invitation |
Monday 1 October 2012 |
| Explanation of Project |
1:30 pm Friday 12 October 213 Russell Building |
| Date / Place for Submission |
by 4:00 pm on Monday 26 November at the Partners Office, Russell Building |
ADJUDICATION
Adjudication of entries will be undertaken by representatives of Barkman Concrete Ltd on 30 November.
NOTES
Submissions will remain the "intellectural property" of the student. Barkman Concrete will retain the duplicate copy of submissions for their records and will enter into a compensation agreement with the designer(s) before commencing any commercial production on the basis of their design.
For further information please contact:
Professor Alan Tate
Head, Department of Landscape Architecture
Alan.Tate@ad.umanitoba.ca
or
Douglas B. Clark
Executive Director, Partners Program
Douglas.Clark@ad.umanitoba.ca