RIASAwards 2027 open for entry...

Entries are now open for the 2027 RIAS Awards!

If you’ve completed an outstanding project in Scotland, we’d love to see it.

Yes, practices are welcome to submit multiple projects.
Please make sure that you purchase an entry ticket and complete a copy of the Airtable submission form, for each project that you want to submit.
To be eligible for a RIBA Award, the entrant must be a current RIBA or RIAS Chartered Member or RIBA International Fellow.
Yes and we strongly encourage this.
A different jury and their viewpoint can make a big difference, year to year.
We provide financial support via discounted or free entry for architects and practices without the financial resources to enter our RIAS Awards programme.
Please note that applications will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Please fill out this contact form here and a member of the team will be in touch.
To complete your entry, please fill out the submission form that is linked in your email confirmation. This will be an Airtable form.
If you can’t find the email please check your junk/spam folders, or contact our team via awards@rias.org.uk.
Yes, if you are a RIBA Chartered Member or RIBA International Fellow, you can enter any project that is located in Scotland.
If the project is located outwith Scotland you must enter the RIBA Awards.

" The awards process gives us the opportunity to take a breath, reflect on our successes and celebrate them. It provides an op portunity for marketing whilst providing additional heft to our bids. It also allows us to compare against our competitors and contemporaries across the industry and understand our place in relation to them"

—Stallan-Brand on winning the 2025 Doolan Award with Union Terrace Gardens
"Fraser Livingstone Architects enjoyed a double awards success with our Simon Square project picking up a RIAS Award 2024 and the RIAS & Scottish Forestry/ Confor Timber Award 2024. We’re delighted for our client and very happy that this type of construction has been appreciated by the judges and it’s our hope that this will contribute to an awareness within the profession that CLT is viable for a developer led market and will contribute to the increasing demand for Scottish timber to be used in this way.

—Fraser/Livingstone Architects with Simon Square, Edinburgh
"It has been a real privilege to receive the ‘Project Architect Award for 2024’. A huge thanks to our client, New Gorbals Housing Association, for providing a great brief and the support of a wonderful community. I also want to thank the wider design team and contractor for their hard work in making the vision for the site a reality.

—James Brimble, Page\Park Architects