2025 Student Design Award Winners announced.
2025 marks the 17th year of the Student Design Awards.
74 students from 15 universities in the UK, Australia, Sweden, Canada, Netherlands and Japan, submitted entrires, with the winners announced in an awards ceremony hosted by Perkins & Will at their London offices.
The full list of winning and highly commended entries is listed below.
Huge thanks to our practice sponsors for their support – without which this event would simply not be possible.
- AD Architects
- Ansell & Bailey Architects
- Arcadis
- Fleet Architects
- HKS
- Hunters
- Medical Architecture
- P+HS Architects
- Ryder Architecture
WINNER: BA ARCHITECTURE AWARD
Edward Collins, Leeds Beckett University | BA (Hons) Architecture ARB/RIBA Part 1 | Project: Urban Nurturing
HIGHLY COMMENDED: BA ARCHITECTURE AWARD
Taiyo Takagi, University of Fukui | Undergraduate of Architecture and Civil Engineering | Project: Sensory Village
WINNER: BA LANDSCAPE AWARD
Elizabeth Barratt, Leeds Beckett University | BA (Hons) Landscape Architecture | Project: Green Lungs
HIGHLY COMMENDED: BA LANDSCAPE AWARD
Chanel Darwent-Ricketts, Leeds Beckett University | BA (Hons) Landscape Architecture | Project: Bradford Pulse
WINNER: BA INTERIOR DESIGN
Ece Dogan, University of the Arts London | BA Interior Design | Project: A Space for Healting: IZ A space for healing and resistance beyond the prison wall
HIGHLY COMMENDED: BA INTERIOR DESIGN
Amelie Oakley, Heriot-Watt University | BA Interior Design | Project: Oakley Haven Hospice
HIGHLY COMMENDED: BA INTERIOR DESIGN
Alexa Wilson, KLC School of Design | Level 6 BA Hons Interior Design | Project: Belvedere Meadows Hub – A Reintegration & Rehabilitation Centre for Long-Term Offenders
WINNER: MA ARCHITECTURE AWARD
Harit Naik, Technical University of Delft | Master of Science in Architecture, Urbanism and Building Sciences (track – Architecture) | Project: Centre Re-Gen, An exploration into visualising the future hospital as a space of prodduction and delivery of personalised regenerative medicine in Berlin.
WINNER:MA ARCHITECTURE AWARD
Nhat Dang Vo, University of Sydney | Master of Architecture | Project: Liminal Silence
HIGHLY COMMENDED: MA ARCHITECTURE AWARD
Amelia Swaby, Northumbria University | Degree Apprenticeship Route | Project: The Nature of Therapy
WINNER: BEST CONCEPT
Alexandra Crozier, KLC School of Design | Level 6 BA Hons Interior Design | Project: Co MCR
WINNER: BEST DRAWING
Yi Ping Kam, Manchester School of Architecture | Master of Architecture | Project: How cultural differences between Greater Manchester Communities and Hong Kong New Arrivals impact social cohesion, neighborhood interaction and communal spaces
SUSAN FRANCIS’ SPECIAL AWARD FOR ART AND ARCHITECTURE
Sneha Sivagurunathan, University of Sydney | Master of Architecture | Project: Colour of Wellness: Threshold to a Brighter Future
WINNER: BEST PRESENTATION
Amelia Swaby, Northumbria University | Degree Apprenticeship Route | Project: The Nature of Therapy
