June 28 2024

The Scottish Design Awards 2024 have reached their climax with the cream of Scotland's creative talent heading home nursing sore heads but laden with gold and silver and the ringing endorsement of their peers. A dramatic evening in Glasgow saw 380 creatives gather to see who is the best in the country, culminating a year-long process to unearth those practices, people and projects which made the greatest splash.

Big winners, Threesixty Architecture were recognised for the quality of submitted work at different scales with the title of architectural practice of the year. They were joined on stage by the people, practices and projects which have made the past year their own with designs as varied as the retrofit of a Victorian farm as a private artist/architect’s retreat and a multi-layered reimagining of a public park in Aberdeen that has been more than worth the wait.

Acknowledging the need to lay the groundwork for future success one of the most important winners of the night was young architect of the year Eilidh Izat, who won over the judges with her inspirational work and dedication to craftsmanship. Architecture chair and PADstudio founder Wendy Perring commented: “Eilidh Izat has consistently produced high-quality architecture deeply rooted in its context. Eilidh's passion for narrative and craftsmanship shines through her collaborative work, where she meticulously attends to every detail. Not only are they creating remarkable buildings that we believe will withstand the test of time, but they have also fearlessly founded and run their own business. They are an inspiring role model, and we eagerly anticipate their future contributions.”

Familiarise yourself with all our gold and silver winners and see what makes a great project sing by heading to The Scottish Design Awards.

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