The SWT Blythe Student Prize is awarded annually to a student for a piece of work produced in the preceding academic year from the University of Tasmania’s Architecture & Built Environments courses.
Eligibility: The Prize is open to students who have been enrolled at any level of the Master of Architecture / Bachelor of Architecture & Built Environments courses at the University of Tasmanian during 2024.
Prize value: There is a cash prize of $600, payable to the Prize recipient.
Closing date: Entries close Monday 14 April 2025, at 5 pm.
Cost: Free to Institute SONA members & Graduate members. A $40 entry fee applies for non-members. See how to join up here.
Presentation: The Prize will be announced and presented at the annual Tasmanian Architecture Awards presentation event to be held on Saturday, 5 July 2025, in Launceston.
Submission requirements
- Submission material should be for a single project, in its original format as submitted to the University of Tasmania for assessment, in digital format, and be fully explanatory.
- Submissions shall include the original project brief.
- Up to 10 individual images are required to accompany the submission (which should be drawn from the original project), which can include plans, elevations, photos of models, renders etc, suitable for publication on the Institute website, social media, and awards bulletin. These should be submitted as jpg files only.
By submitting an entry for this Prize, you agree to abide by the rules and conditions. Late entries will not be accepted and the decision of the jury is final. You declare that you are the student who carried out the work submitted (or are an authorised member of the group who carried out the work).
Should your submission to the Prize be related to your income generating work, you may be liable for tax on the value of the Prize, if you are its recipient. Please obtain your own tax advice.
The 2025 SWT Blythe Student Prize
The SWT Blythe Student Prize is awarded annually to a student for a piece of work produced in the preceding academic year from the University of Tasmania's Architecture & Built Environments courses. The Prize is open to students who have been enrolled at any level of the Master of Architecture / Bachelor of Architecture & Built Environments courses at the University of Tasmanian during 2024. If you are not an Institute member, a tax invoice will be issued for the cost of entering this Prize.
Enquiries
Please contact Fiona McMullen for more information.
