RIAS names 14 projects vying for its 2022 awards

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  Source: Keith Hunter Inverness Justice Centre by Reiach and Hall

The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland has shortlisted projects by 13 practices for its 2022 awards – with two projects by Reiach and Hall in the running for accolades.

In addition to Reiach and Hall’s Inverness Justice Centre and Falkirk Campus for Forth Valley College, other contenders include Sonia Browse Architects’ Havenfield Mews project in Edinburgh and Konishi Gaffney Architects’ Lockerbie Sawmill.

The shortlist also boasts new-build homes by Mary Arnold-Forster Architects and Paper Igloo, and Loader Monteith Architects’ restoration of 1957 modernist home High Sunderland, which was designed by Peter Womersley, after the Category A-listed building suffered extensive fire damage. 

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