The RIAS Doolan Award Shortlist
08 Nov 2013 – 22 Nov
Level Two
The RIAS Doolan Award for Architecture was established in 2002. Its objective is clear, to find and celebrate the best buildings in Scotland. The architects of the winning building will receive £25,000, making this both the largest architectural prize in the UK and one of the most significant architecture awards in the world.
The award was renamed the RIAS Andrew Doolan Best Building in Scotland Award in 2004 in memory of its founder and patron, the inspired architect /developer Andy Doolan, who died in April of that year. The award would not exist without his extraordinary generosity and vision. Andy's family have kindly agreed to continue this support. The Scottish Government also supports the award to promote and celebrate the best standards of design in Scotland.
The exhibition features the 2013 winner and showcase the other 11 shortlisted entries. The awards ceremony will take place on Thursday 7 November.