Ross Pavilion Design Edinburgh Competition, Architecture Contest, wHY Architecture
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Edinburgh Architecture Contest Winner Shortlisted for World Architecture Festival (WAF) 2018
27 Nov 2018
Ross Pavilion Award News
Ross Pavilion International Design Competition winning concept design shortlisted at the World Architecture Festival
The winning competition concept design for the proposed re-imagining of Edinburgh?s West Princes Street Gardens is on the ?Culture ? Future Project? shortlist at the World Architecture Festival (WAF) taking place in Amsterdam this week.

The Malcolm Reading Consultants-run competition resulted in the international collaboration led by US-based design practice wHY and Edinburgh-based design studio GRAS being selected for the project, which is managed by the Ross Development Trust (RDT).
The wHY/GRAS team is one of only two UK-project finalists in the category, which includes sixteen global entries.

site photo © Malcolm Reading Consultants / David Springford
The World Architecture Festival is dedicated to celebrating, sharing and inspiring outstanding architecture. The awards are a key part of the festival, and this is the only global awards programme where architects present their completed buildings and future projects live to a panel of internationally renowned judges from around the world.

David Ellis, Managing Director of the Ross Development Trust, said:
?We are thrilled that the vision for West Princes Stree...