RIAS picks Karen Anderson as next president

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Anderson Bell Christie founding partner will become organisation’s third female chief in June next year

The Royal Incorporation of Architects In Scotland has named Karen Anderson as its next president and successor to Chris Stewart.

Anderson, who is a founding partner of Glasgow-based practice Anderson Bell Christie Architects, was elected unopposed after no other candidates for president were nominated.

She will become RIAS president-elect – which is a newly-created role – next month after her election is ratified and approved by the RIAS Council. She will take over from current president Stewart, of Collective Architecture, for a two-year term in June next year.

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