Landscape Design

Project Worksheet for Landscape Design (2021)

  • Applicant Information

  • This will be used for promotional purposes for winning projects.

  • Project Information

  • Enter the project name as you wish it to appear on award plaques, in presentation materials and published MBNLA materials or media releases.
  • Project image to use for award plaques and promotion.
  • This will be used for promotional purposes for winning projects. (900 characters)
  • Describe site conditions that existed prior to design.
  • Describe the design process for this project.
  • Describe what the client hired you to do. (600 characters)
  • Describe presented challenges and resolutions. (300 characters)
  • Describe special features, structural or specimen plantings.
  • Identify existing work that was NOT part of the design For example, if the project is to design around a pre-existing pond, identify the pond here.
  • Describe environmental responsibility measures taken.
  • Project details that have not been previously described.

  • Images

  • Images should be at least 2 megapixels; 2000 x 1312 pixels, or larger. Use an abbreviated version of the project name and number photos (MBNLA01, MBNLA02, MBNLA03, etc.) to reflect the order in which you wish the judges to view them. Use leading zeros on single digits so the files stay in order.
    Photo File NamePhoto Description 
  • Max files is 20. Max allowed on server is 128MB.
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    Accepted file types: jpg, jpeg, png, gif, bmp, tiff, heic, heif, pdf, zip, Max. file size: 10 MB, Max. files: 20.

    • Release of Information

    • By clicking submit, I hereby give to Manitoba Nursery Landscape Association (MBNLA) all publication rights to all materials submitted as part of this award entry. I further agree that MBNLA may, in turn, publish these materials or release them for use in, but not limited to, magazines, videos, newspapers or as otherwise deemed appropriate by MBNLA.
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