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About A&DS
Architecture and Design Scotland (A&DS) is Scotland's national champion for good architecture, design and planning in the built environment
Press Release: Present Voices – Future Lives exhibition wraps up in Galashiels
The Present Voices – Future Lives - an exhibition inviting people from Scotland to contribute views on housing - wrapped up in Galashiels this week.
Annual Review 2019: The Place of Place
In our Annual Review of 2019 we look at how the work we do supports the Place Principle.
A&DS Director of Place to join Scottish Futures Trust
Architecture and Design Scotland’s Director of Place, Diarmaid Lawlor, will join Scottish Futures Trust at the start of 2020.
Learning City Lessons – Interview with Kristiina Erkkilä, Espoo
Doctor Kristiina Erkkilä will speak at the Education Buildings Scotland Conference and share lessons on co-creating learning spaces in the community.
Present Voices – Future Lives: Housing to 2040 exhibition
Home is more than simply shelter: housing touches every part of life in Scotland, from childhood to old age. This exhibition invites you to comment.
Present Voices – Future Lives: Travelling exhibition venues announced
A new travelling exhibition and engagement will reach 12 locations across Scotland to hear directly from local communities
A&DS and RIAS Scottish Student Awards for Architecture 2019 – The Results
The winning projects in the A&DS and RIAS Scottish Student Awards for Architecture 2019 have been announced.
A&DS and RIAS Scottish Student Awards for Architecture 2019 – Shortlist announced
The shortlist for the 2019 A&DS and RIAS Scottish Student Awards for Architecture has been announced.
RIAS Convention: Climate of Opinion and Doolan Awards 2019
RIAS' annual convention has been announced to take place at the EICC with dinner taking place at the National Museum of Scotland.
Out of school care in Scotland – Draft framework: consultation
This consultation is a vision for out of school care, considers the current picture, and asks questions about the benefits and challenges of access.