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Can you call yourself a landscape architect if you're not a MLI?


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Really? TBH, I have only the flimsiest knowledge of the landscaping world and the qualification heirachy is an unknown to me.

 

Still thought I'd dive into this thread regardless of that! :laugh1:

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I overheard someone the other day saying he was a landscape architect (not down the pub, but to 2 HSE officers) even though there is no way he's a chartered landscape architect, he didn't even know what MLI meant (Member of the Landscape Institute). How do people get away with talking such bull? He's just landed himself a job as a landscape manager as well.

 

Hi j_s. If hes got a degree in landscape architecture, he can call himself a landscape architect without being MLI. That just enables him to put chartered in front.

 

By the sound of it methinks you know he hasnt any formal qualification in landscape architecture?

 

If thats the case he is a blagger and should be shot or deported :thumbdown:

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Even if he happened to have a natural flare for the work that college just couldnt teach?

 

I agree Steve, but it doesnt sound like that does it, we need to know more about the circumstances before deportation:biggrin:

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My son is a Landscape Architect, by the qualifications he has, but he is not a Chartered landscape architect, nor is he MLI. Not that he boasts about it anyway, its only a job title after all. Personally I dont even know the difference between designer level and architect.

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I decided how I wanted my patio/lawn/borders to look and even did some sketches of it. Could I call myself a landscape architect?

 

Surely I would have as much right as someone with a Spear and Jackson saw and a set of ladders has to call themselves a tree surgeon?

 

Ignore me, I'm still bitter about the MILF thing.

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Really? TBH, I have only the flimsiest knowledge of the landscaping world and the qualification heirachy is an unknown to me.

 

 

Same here, and I'm chartered landscape architect. Arboriculture is a lot more interesting, but the qualification hierarchy is even more confusing.

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It's not what you know or what you've got!!! it's who you KNOW:thumbup: It's just the way thing's are, no point getting worked up about it:thumbup:

 

Wrong! Its what you know, about who you know :sneaky2::lol:

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