Best Written Content

Judges want to se writing that’s engaging and well-organized whether it’s an opinion piece or giving an insight into the personality of the practice.

More than metrics, they’ll be looking for tangible impact.– the comments, shares, and thought-provoking follow-up questions that prove the writing resonates.

Submissions can be from websites, social platforms like LinkedIn and Substack, or email newsletters – as long as architecture is the main subject.

The category is open to architects and other built environment professionals as long as architecture is the main subject

Submissions need to be for writing created between summer 2024 and autumn ’25

Entry Fee: £155.00 + VAT

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Criteria

Voice	Does the writing have a distinct voice and a point of view? Does it quickly engage and pull in its audience?
Relevance	Does the writing recognise who the reader is and show an appropriate level of understanding and needs?
Clarity	Is the writing focused and clear? Has it been well edited? I Is it concise and does it flow?

Judges

Josh Fenton, Senior Communications Manager, Berkeley Group

Josh trained as a designer, but now works primarily as a writer and communications consultant. He co-founded Afterparti and his writing has featured in; The Architect’s Newspaper, Metropolis, Architecture Today and climate magazine It’s Freezing in LA!
Robert Wilson, Architecture Editor, Architects’ Journal

Rob trained as an architect and went into practice before taking an MA in Curating Contemporary Art at the RCA. He has been the exhibitions curator at the RIBA and curator of Salon Suisse for Pro Helvetia at the Venice Architecture Biennale
Sahiba Chadha, Architect, Cullinan Studio

Sahiba is a partner at co-operative practice Cullinan Studio. She also works with Open City to deliver Accelerate, a widening participation program for students from underrepresented backgrounds and is a current host of Open City’s podcast, The Brief.