The Dewi-Prys Thomas Award

The Dewi-Prys Thomas Award 2024 winner was announced at the RSAW Welsh Architecture Awards Ceremony at Parkgate Hotel, Cardiff on 23 May 2024. Eleven entries were received, which included a wide range of projects from all around Wales including private houses, the restoration and repurposing of historic buildings, town planning schemes, regeneration initiatives and public art installations.

Acme as master planners and architects for the Copr Bay phase 1 development and its contribution to the long-term vision for the regeneration of Swansea, led by Swansea Council with contributions from AFL Architects, the artist Marc Rees and others,
Prize: silver medal and prize certificate

Hay Castle
MICA Architects with The Hay Castle Trust

Organised by the Dewi-Prys Thomas Trust and Royal Society of Architects.

Judges
The judges for the Dewi-Prys Thomas Award 2024 were:
Victoria Coombs, Director and Architect at Loyn + Co Architects.
Rhys Llwyd Davies, Architect and trustee of the Dewi-Prys Thomas Trust.
Simon Fenoulhet (chair), Artist, public art consultant, and trustee of the Dewi-Prys Thomas Trust.
Philip Hughes: Director at Ruthin Craft Centre.
Professor Jo Patterson, Director of Research at the Welsh School of Architecture and Deputy Chair of the Wales Innovation Network Net Zero Strategic Board.