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KJJA SUbmissions


Previous KJJA Submissions

To view the previous KJJA awards finalist’s and winner’s submissions, click on the links below.

For more information on how to submit your work for the KJJA Awards, go to the KJJA Resource page.

 KJJA 2025 Submissions

Please browse the links below to view the previous submissions from the 2025 finalists and winner.

 

2025 Winner

Amelia Mackintosh: Caerlaverock Castle adaptive reuse

Josh Cooke: Community monastery

2025 Finalists

Claire Aiken: Camperdown contemporary wood school

Erin Kielty: A place to choose


2025 Winners, Amelia Mackintosh: Caerlaverock Castle adaptive reuse and Josh Cooke: Community monastery

 KJA 2024 Submissions

Please browse the links below to view the previous submissions from the 2024 finalists and winner.

 

2024 Winner

Rosie Hall: Carpentry School, Dalkeith country park

2024 Finalists

Daisy Bond: The Street Garden Apartment & Sustainability Statement

Eliza Holmes: Artists’ Ccommunity Hub, Forres

Scott Sutherland & Lilla Toth: Social Housing in Torry, Aberdeen

Flora Quinnell:  The Milky Way 


2024 Winner, Rosie Hall’s Carpentry School Project

 KJA 2023 Submissions

Please browse the links below to view the previous submissions from the 2023 finalists and winner.

2023 Winner, Rona Bisset, Collective. 24

 KJA 2022 Submissions

Please browse the links below to view the previous submissions from the 2022 finalists and winner.

2022 Winner

Jonathan Lynn: University of Strathclyde Project

2022 Finalists

Selina Sode: University of Dundee Project

Jiayi Liu: ESALA Project

Stefan Pavlovskis: GSA Project

2022 Winner, Jonathan Lynn, University of Strathclyde

 

KJJA Presentations


Below are the previous KJJA Presentations as recorded at the SEDA Conference.

KJA Awards - 2025 Conference Recording


KJA Awards - 2024 Conference Recording

This recording shows the presentations for all the students who were nominated for the KJA 2024.

KJA Awards - 2023 Conference Recording

This recording shows the presentations for all the students who were nominated for the KJA 2023.

 

KJJA Resources


KJJA Brief & Guidance

KJJA Submission Requirements

The award is open to Year 2 students attending one of the five Scottish Schools of Architecture. Work should meet the aims of the KJJA and SEDA: to promote the design of communities, environments, projects, systems, services, materials and products which enhance the quality of life and are not harmful to living species and planetary ecology.

Submissions should be well considered design with a coherent and well explained ecological approach to key issues as well as the established architectural principles of firmness, commodity and delight.

For further information on participating and submitting a project for the KJJA awards, click on the link to review the KJJA Project Brief and Guidance.

KJJA Promotion

Below are promotional articles that have been written about the KJJA awards.