scottish design awards
2005
categories
overall
how to enter
ensure that your submissions
conform to all the rules and
are in the form stated in rules
14 & 16
(see overleaf)
complete one copy of the
individual entry form for each
entry and attach it
loosely
to the relevant entry material
complete one copy of the
summary entry form and
ensure it is enclosed with
your entries
enclose payment for the total
cost of the entries made. please
make cheques payable to
carnyx group ltd. payment
may also be made by credit
card but please note we do
not accept amex or diners
deliver to:
the scottish design awards,
the drum/ prospect,
3 park street south,
glasgow g3 6bg
by 5pm on 04.02.05
cost
submission fee = £100 per
consultancy/agency/company
(£117.50 including VAT)
for companies employing
3 or fewer staff, a special
submission fee of £25 applies
(£29.37 including VAT)
each entry = £35
(£41.13 including VAT)
each entrant will receive a free
copy of the scottish design
awards annual, worth £19.50
judges
chairman of the
design judges
mary lewis
lewis moberly
chairman of the
architecture judges
sir terry farrell
terry farrell + partners
award ceremony will be
held on 27.05.05 at the
glasgow moat house hotel
the scottish design awards
are organised by
carnyx group limited
for tickets or further
information contact
emma neilson on
0141 352 4687 or
emma.neilson@carnyx.com
01
design grand prix
1
02
chairman's award for design
1
03
architecture grand prix
1
04
chairman's award
for architecture
1
05
designer of the year
1
06
young designer of the year
(U-30)
1
07
architect of the year
1
08
young architect of the year
(U-35)
1
design
graphic
09
publications
(books & magazines)
10
corporate literature
11
stationery
12
annual report
13
best use of paper
14
corporate identity
15
promotional literature
16
direct mail
17
point of sale
18
best item of self promotion
19
packaging design
20
exhibition design
digital media
21
cd rom
22
website
23
animation
product
24
product design
(commercialised or prototype)
design crafts
25
best use of photography
26
best use of typography
27
best use of illustration
architecture
28
best regeneration project
2
29
best residential project
30
best affordable housing project
3
31
best commercial project
32
best publicly funded building
33
commercial interior
34
best building for public use
35
best re-use of a historic
building
4
36
northern exposure
5
place making
6
37
place making award
38
proposed place making award
39
student place making prize
1
categories which cannot be entered
using this form. see rules 11, 13, & 18
for more information.
2
projects in this category should
be an environmental improvement
scheme, a building project (new build
or re-use/upgrade of an existing building)
or a programme of new signage
and/or artworks. the key component
is that the project should display the
following attributes:
· it should form part of a wider plan for
the area's physical and economic/social
regeneration
· it should form part of a partnership
approach to regeneration community
as well as multi agency
· it should use design as a key component
in defining the approach taken in the
process of the area's regeneration
3
in this category, affordable housing
means homes provided by housing
associations, other developers and
individuals. it includes both housing for
rent and subsidised home ownership
projects to help first-time buyers and
people on low incomes.
this award will be given to the best
affordable housing project which has
received a grant through the communities
scotland housing investment programme
and demonstrates high quality, a sustainable
approach or innovative design.
4
architects, architectural historians and
conservationists in scotland have a wealth
of skills for dealing with historic buildings.
this award will recognise excellence in
the sphere of conservation, restoration and
adaptive re-use. the work should involve a
listed building or a building of architectural
significance.
the award can be given for a restoration
scheme or adaptive re-use, but in either
case there must be a strong element of
restoration or conservation work.
information that should be included
with the submission:
· information about the condition of
the building before the new work
was undertaken
· a short statement of the building's
significance
· description of the intention behind
the works undertaken
· photographs of the finished works
5
an award sponsored by highlands and
islands enterprise for what the judging
panel deem to be the best project
overall built in the highlands and islands
enterprise region.
6
applicants must demonstrate
understanding that the creation of a
`place' is more than object placing. the
positioning of individual buildings and
the treatment of the spaces in between
them are only part of the answer the
arrangement of activities within and how
they are sustained in the public realm
are critical components in the creation of
sustainable places. it is to be recognised
that not all architects can be urbanist. in
particular judges will look for excellent
masterplan design and evidence that
the location, orientation of the buildings,
the activities that they contain and the
design of the surrounding space formed
a critical component of the brief and
proposed/completed project. it is also
important to make evident how people
have primacy in the proposals. for the
purposes of this category, masterplan is
analogous to development plan, design
framework, development framework
etc. entrants should provide a written
statement, video or multimedia
presentation, diagrams, proposed/actual
plans and photographs to demonstrate
their intention to place make.
place making award
this category is open to architects,
urban designers, landscape designers,
commercial developers and community
groups. projects in which infrastructure
or construction is underway or has
been completed are eligible to enter
for this award.
proposed place making award
this category is open to architects,
urban designers, landscape designers,
commercial developers and community
groups. this award will be given to a
design team for the production of an
approved masterplan which has not yet
been implemented. approved generally
should be read to mean that the
proposals have been through the
planning process. whether adopted
by the local authority or not.
student place making prize
students will be rewarded for a piece of
work which examines the issues related
to place making in an urban or rural
context. post graduate and masters
students in architecture and urban
design faculties may enter. please
submit one a1 presentation + single
a4 report detailing the brief, design
approach and materials. video or
multi media presentations may also
be submitted. a separate entry form
for the student place making prize
is available from emma neilson
on 0141 352 4687.
