The Structural Awards 2025 winners represent some of the world’s most impressive structural engineering achievements.
Last ten years Supreme Award winners and judges comments, reflecting the changing landscape.
Interior of the station main concourse. Copyright: Aurecon GHD Joint Venture (AGJV), 2025.
Chair of the Structural Awards judging panel, Professor John Orr, discusses his role and what factors help the judges select a winner of the Supreme Award for Structural Engineering Excellence.
Will Arnold, Mike Cook, Duncan Cox, Orlando Gibbons and John Orr reflect on progress made around carbon targets over the past four years.
Arthur Coates details a recent discussion about the potential impact of regenerative design on the future role of the structural engineer.
"The book is illustrated with excellent case studies where structural engineers have played a pivotal role in aiming higher in the system to create new business enterprises."
How to design for the climate & biodiversity emergency: thought leadership from the Institution of Structural Engineers.
Tongji Architectural Design (Group) Co., Ltd (TJAD) won the Supreme Award in 2024 for the Tibetan Art Museum. Here they share what the win meant for them.
"It’s such an honour to see our work being showcased and recognised by the Institution of Structural Engineers through awards and publications – an institution that has taught me so much since being an eager student almost 20 years ago". Mike Davies
In 2024 McConnell's Distillery won the award for an innovative blend of sensitive conservation and striking structural interventions to revitalise a historic building. In this blog Design ID share what winning a Structural Award means to them.
Te Matatiki Toi Ora The Arts Centre received a Structural Award in 2024. This brought international recognition and appreciation of the complex challenges the project team faced. The team reflect one year on.