The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland have named 12 award winning projects at an annual dinner for work ranging from a new leisure centre in Clydebank to a new home on the Isle of Skye.

In addition Page\Park architect Eilidh Henderson was named emerging architect of the year for her work in delivering St Cecilia’s Hall, Edinburgh.

Stewart Henderson, president of the RIAS, commented: “When shortlisting this year's entries for awards the panel were struck by the continuing high standard of submissions. The quality of architecture being produced the length and breadth of the country is hugely impressive. Practices, large and small, continue to demonstrate the strength and purpose of the profession in Scotland.”

Each awarded project (listed below) will be automatically entered into a shortlist for the Andrew Doolan Best Building in Scotland Award which will be presented in November.

Main picture: Clydebank Leisure Centre - Kennedy Fitzgerald Architects (c) Infinite 3D