Graeme Massie Architects was established in 2004, and has gained a reputation, nationally and internationally, for producing exemplary architecture and design across a wide-ranging project portfolio that encompasses master planning, landscaping, product design and public art.
We place great importance on collaboration and engagement with our clients, future users and other construction experts to ensure we develop the right project. Whether creating spaces in which to live, work, visit or simply pass through, each project is viewed as a unique opportunity that requires a unique solution. We believe a deep understanding of each project is vital to delivering outcomes with lasting value, relevance and purpose.
Since its establishment, the practice has enjoyed remarkable success, winning awards and international design competition. The work of Graeme Massie Architects has been widely published and exhibited. The practice was named Architect of the Year at the Scottish Design Awards in 2010, was runner-up for the Young Architect of the Year Award 2007 and was listed as one of the top ten emerging practices worldwide by the design magazine Wallpaper*. In 2016, Graeme Massie Architects were included in The Architecture Foundation’s book ‘New Practices 3’ as one of Britain’s best emerging practices.
Awards
2022
Honourable Mention - International Competition, Community House, Myvatn, Iceland
Shortlisted - International Competition, Greenhouse Restaurant, Myvatn, Iceland
2021
Shortlisted - RIBA International Competition, City Square, Leeds
2020
Shortlisted - International Competition, Masterplan for the Stepnoy-Zay River Valley, Almetyevsk, Russia
Winner - CN Awards, Project under £20m, Centenary Square, Birmingham
2019
Shortlisted - International Competition, Ireland House, Tokyo
Winner - Construction Project of the Year West Midlands, Centenary Square, Birmingham
Winner - AJ Awards for Specification, Landscape, Centenary Square, Birmingham
Winner - RICS West Midlands, Social Impact Award, Centenary Square, Birmingham
Regional Finalist - Civic Trust Awards, Centenary Square, Birmingham
2018
Shortlisted - International Competition, South Gate, Budapest, Hungary
Shortlisted - AJ Small Projects, Respite Pavilion, Irvine
2017
Winner - International Competition, Urban Plan for Linkeroever, Antwerp, Belgium
Shortlisted - Invited Competition, Sousse and Bardo Memorial, Birmingham
2016
Shortlisted - RIBA International Competition, Moorside, Lake District
Shortlisted - International Competition, Gedempte Zuiderdokken, Antwerp, Belgium
2015
Winner - RIBA International Competition, Centenary Square, Birmingham
2014
3rd Place - UIA International Competition, Liget Budapest Museum of Ethnography, Hungary
2013
3rd Place - George Square International Competition, Glasgow
2011
Shortlisted - Ullswater Yacht Club Competition, Lake District
Shortlisted - Gallery of Modern Art Entrance Hall Competition, Edinburgh
2010
Architect of the Year Award, Scottish Design Awards
Landscape Award (Bonn Square, Oxford), Scottish Design Awards
Placemaking Award (Reykjavik Harbour, Iceland), Scottish Design Awards
2009
Winner - Reykjavik Harbour Masterplan International Competition, Iceland
Shortlisted - 122 Leadenhall Street Competition, City of London
Commendation - Architectural Review Emerging Architecture Awards (Bonn Square, Oxford)
Commendation - Oxford Preservation Trust Environmental Awards (Bonn Square, Oxford)
Shortlisted - Pennine Squared International Public Realm Competition, Clitheroe, Lancashire
2008
Winner - Pavilion for Scotland at the Kolkata Book Fair Competition, Kolkata, India
Winner - Vatnsmyri International Urban Planning Competition, Reykjavik, Iceland
Shortlisted - Stromness Pierhead International Competition, Orkney
Commendation - Pavilion for Scotland at the Venice Biennale Competition, Venice, Italy
2007
Runner-up - Young Architect of the Year
Top Ten Emerging Practices Worldwide, Wallpaper* Magazine
Winner - Royal Scottish Academy Medal for Architecture
Shortlisted - Landmark Public Art Competition, Swansea
Shortlisted - Landmark Public Art Competition, Widnes
Winner - Plot 16 Highland Housing Fair Competition
Winner - Plot 21 Highland Housing Fair Competition
Shortlisted - Landmark Wales Competition
2006
Shortlisted - Collieston Community Centre Competition
Commendation - Scottish Design Awards, Proposed Placemaking Award
Commendation - Scottish Design Awards, Product Design Award
2005
Winner - Royal Scottish Academy Medal for Architecture
Winner - RIBA Bonn Square Competition
Winner - Vision Akureyri International Masterplanning Competition, Iceland
2004
Shortlisted - RIBA Atlantic College Student Housing Competition
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