ABF
AUBREY BARKER
FUND
Charity Commission No. 263855
Charity Commission No. 263855
Invitation to compete for the
CASLE Lecture Prize
Sponsored by the Aubrey Barker Fund
The competition is open to undergraduates, graduates
post graduates and young professionals
CASLE Lecture Prize
Sponsored by the Aubrey Barker Fund
The competition is open to undergraduates, graduates
post graduates and young professionals
The theme for 2008/09 is
Innovative and Sustainable Building Systems - Examples of Success
Innovative and Sustainable Building Systems -
The winning paper to be presented at a forthcoming CASLE conference or at a CPD meeting
organised by a member association or other CPD seminar by arrangement.
organised by a member association or other CPD seminar by arrangement.
The value of the prize is equivalent to £400 and there will be a prize of £200 for the runner-up.
This competition is open to those involved in surveying, land economy, planning, architecture,
construction and related aspects. Entrants must be under 32 years of age at the time of submission.
construction and related aspects. Entrants must be under 32 years of age at the time of submission.
Any paper submitted must be an original work that has not been previously published. It
must be in English, using 12 pt typeface with clear margins of 25 mm (top and sides) and 30 mm
(bottom) of each page. The length is to be not more than 4,000 words or more than 10 A4 pages
inclusive of illustrations and diagrams. Papers may be submitted either in electronic format or as
hard copy.
Personal data about the author should also be provided and certified by a head of a college or
university department or by an employer, at the time of submission. Selection of the successful
paper will be made by a small committee appointed by CASLE. www.casle.org
must be in English, using 12 pt typeface with clear margins of 25 mm (top and sides) and 30 mm
(bottom) of each page. The length is to be not more than 4,000 words or more than 10 A4 pages
inclusive of illustrations and diagrams. Papers may be submitted either in electronic format or as
hard copy.
Personal data about the author should also be provided and certified by a head of a college or
university department or by an employer, at the time of submission. Selection of the successful
paper will be made by a small committee appointed by CASLE. www.casle.org
CLOSING DATE FOR RECEIPT OF ENTRIES
TO BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN 16th SEPTEMBER 2009
at the CASLE office addressed to:
Mrs S Spedding, Administrative Secretary
CASLE/ Survey Review Ltd. Room 2Q2OA
Faculty of Environment & Technology,
University of the West of England,
Coldharbour Lane,
Bristol BS16 1QY
United Kingdom
or sent by e-mail to susan.spedding@uwe.ac.uk
TO BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN 16th SEPTEMBER 2009
at the CASLE office addressed to:
Mrs S Spedding, Administrative Secretary
CASLE/ Survey Review Ltd. Room 2Q2OA
Faculty of Environment & Technology,
University of the West of England,
Coldharbour Lane,
Bristol BS16 1QY
United Kingdom
or sent by e-