The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) is a champion of Architecture and the Built Environment in Scotland. It supports the interests of its growing membership, united through its six regional Chapters, to promote the importance of well-designed buildings and places. There has never been a more vital time for the RIAS and its members to be active in Scotland's conversation about architecture and the built environment.
RIAS has a unique role to play by applying the creativity and experience of its members across Scotland to help individuals, communities and businesses to develop a higher quality, more sustainable built environment that will stand the test of time. This new 5-year strategy "Creating space for inspiring conversations" seeks to open up and widen dialogue.
It has been shaped by our members, all of whom are active in communities across Scotland. They are effective collaborators; and share a passion for buildings and places that can bring important economic, social, environmental and cultural benefits.
RIAS has a unique role to play by applying the creativity and experience of its members across Scotland to help individuals, communities and businesses to develop a higher quality, more sustainable built environment that will stand the test of time. This new 5-year strategy "Creating space for inspiring conversations" seeks to open up and widen dialogue.
It has been shaped by our members, all of whom are active in communities across Scotland. They are effective collaborators; and share a passion for buildings and places that can bring important economic, social, environmental and cultural benefits.
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The role of the President as the titular head of the profession during their term of office provides significant benefits in communicating at high level with a breadth of senior individuals and those at the top level in many organisations. The President also represents the Incorporation at many functions and gatherings.
The RIAS Doolan Prize for Architecture was established in 2002. Its objective each year is to find and celebrate the best building in Scotland. The architects of the winning building receive the RIAS' Gold Medal and a cash prize, making this one of the most significant architecture awards in the world.
RIAS Quarterly is the member journal for the RIAS, published four times per year and delivered to all RIAS members. RIAS Quarterly showcases quality architecture in Scotland and internationally.
The journal features a vibrant selection of the most thoughtful and stimulating writing on architecture in the UK with an emphasis on cogent analysis, in-depth coverage of significant projects, insightful profiles of key figures and essential business updates for the profession.
The journal features a vibrant selection of the most thoughtful and stimulating writing on architecture in the UK with an emphasis on cogent analysis, in-depth coverage of significant projects, insightful profiles of key figures and essential business updates for the profession.
The RIAS promotes the development of Scottish architecture to the public. It offers safeguards to clients dealing with our architect members, regulates the profession and provides services to members. The RIAS offers a wide range of benefits, services and products for architects, students of architecture, construction industry professionals, architectural clients and all those with an interest in the built environment and the design process.
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