London Society invites architects to write love letters to the capital

Centre Point Tower

Competition has £4,000 in prizes

Architects and students are being invited to write a “love letter to London” in a competition launched at the grade II-listed Centre Point tower.

The London Society is offering £4,000 of prize money for the best letters of up to 500 words in a number of categories.

They will be judged by a panel including poet André Naffis-Sahely and broadcaster Razia Iqbal, with first place in each category receiving £400, the runner up £200 and third place £100, with an overall winner receiving an additional £500.

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