Stanton Williams, Paul Davis and Partners, and Reiach and Hall are among the practices up for this year’s AJ100 Fastest Growing Practice Award
Stirling Prize-winning practice Stanton Williams is also in the running for the coveted AJ100 Practice of the Year Award.
The Fastest Growing gong goes to the practice that has increased its fee earnings and number of architects by the greatest amount in the last 12 months.
Last year the award was picked up by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris which broke into the top ten for the first time in its history (AJ 08.05.13).
The winning practice will be revealed at the annual AJ100 Awards on 22 May.
The shortlist
- Keppie
- Paul Davis and Partners
- PM Devereux
- Reiach and Hall
- Stanton Williams
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AJ100 Awards: Practice of the Year shortlist announced
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AJ100 Awards: Fastest Growing Practice finalists announced
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AJ100 Awards: Employer of the Year finalists announced
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AJ100 Awards: Value Excellence Awards finalists revealed
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