Scottish Awards for Quality in Planning

2012	Information to follow shortly
2011	No Awards
2010 Judges Report entries		Project name: Glenside Location: Rothienorman, Aberdeenshire Organisation: Scotia Homes, Michael Gilmour Associates & Cameron and Ross Description: A mixed use urban development on a brownfield site that was a former railway station and industrial site fabricating farm machinery. The development comprises a total of 71 houses that are a mixture of housing sizes and tenures. These have been provided alongside 5000 sq ft of commercial space.
2009 Judges Report entries		Project name: Whitelee Windfarm Location: Near Glasgow Organisation: ScottishPower Renewables Description: Europe's largest onshore windfarm with 215 turbines, and an overall capacity up to 593MW. Whitelee will be capable of generating enough clean, green energy to power over 330,000 homes, more than the 295,000 households in the City of Glasgow.
2008 Judges Report		Project name: Lerwick Waterfront Regeneration Location: Shetland Organisation: Shetland Islands Council Description: The aim of the project was creating a vibrant extension to the town centre by encouraging a range of activities and amenities. Working with partners on other key developments has successfully primed the area for regeneration through a mixture of cultural and commercial uses.
2007 Judges Report		Project name: Kilmarnock Conservation Area Maintenance Guide Location: Kilmarnock, East Ayrshire Organisation: East Ayrshire Council, Austin-Smith, Lord LLP, Historic Scotland, Scottih Lime Centre, Copyprint Ayr, East Ayrshire Community Planning Partnership Description: This provides information to property owners on the importance of their building and the most economic way for them to maintain their property. The key objectives of the project are to encourage the regeneration of the historic core and safeguard Kilmarnock's built heritage for the future.
2006 Judges Report		Project name: Aqualibrium Location: Campbeltown, Mull of Kintyre Organisation: Argyll and Bute Council, Highlands and Island Enterprise, Argyll and the Island Enterprise, Sportscotland, Highland and Island European Partnership, European Regional Development, Page and Park Architects, New Opportunities Fund. Description: Situated on Kinloch Green in Campbeltown and offering spectacular views of Campbeltown Bay, this state of the art, £7.5 million, multi-functional leisure complex opened its doors to the public in 2006.
2005 Judges Report		Project name: Rutherglen Town Hall Location: Rutherglen, South Lanarkshire Organisation: South Lanarkshire Council Description: The aim of this project was to restore the Town Hall to provide community facilities and to act as a catalyst for regeneration of the area. The project involved refurbishment of the original building, façade retention, new build of the east wing and a modern glazed atrium extension to the rear of the building.
2004 Judges Report		Project name: The Holyrood North Site Location: Cannongate, Edinburgh Organisation: City of Edinburgh Council, Holyrood Brewery Foundation, DSP Ltd, John Hope Architects and Scottish Enterprise Edinburgh and Lothian. Description: This project involved the regeneration of the important and sensitive site formerly occupied by Scottish & Newcastle Breweries south of the Royal Mile, within the Old Town Conservation Area.
2003 Judges Report		Project name: The Eastgate and Falcon Square Shopping Development Location: Inverness Organisation: The Highland Council, Royal & Sun Alliance and Isis Property Asset Management Description: Regeneration of a large strategic site adjoining Inverness city centre comprising former railway land, disused buildings and a former cattle mart. The aim was to provide 190,000 sq ft of classes 1, 2 and 3 uses with associated service infrastructure.
2002 Judges Report		Project name: The Millennium Link Location: Falkirk Organisation: British Waterways Scotland Description: The development links the re-opened Union and the Forth and Clyde Canals. It consists of a visitor centre, walking and cycling routes and a number of related facilities. The project involved the clearance of obstructions, the preparation of the Forth & Clyde Canal Local Plan and partnership funding.