Brick Awards 2025 Shortlist Announced
The Brick Development Association (BDA) is proud to announce the official shortlist for the 49th annual Brick Awards – the UK’s longest-running and most prestigious awards programme celebrating excellence in clay brick design.
Highlighting the enduring beauty, versatility, and sustainability of clay brick, the Brick Awards honour outstanding projects and individuals who are redefining excellence through innovative brickwork.
Now in its 49th year, the Brick Awards continue to shine a spotlight on the outstanding use of clay brick in the built environment. The 2025 shortlist showcases a remarkable array of projects, each demonstrating bold design, integrity, and an enduring commitment to sustainability and innovation. A distinguished panel of industry experts meticulously evaluated entries across 11 diverse categories – from housing and education to public and commercial buildings, recognising those that demonstrate outstanding craftsmanship, creative design, and the responsible use of clay brick in contemporary construction.
Winners will be revealed at a glittering awards ceremony at the Royal Lancaster Hotel, London on Wednesday, 5th November, 2025, hosted by renowned impressionist and broadcaster Jon Culshaw. The evening will bring together leading architects, developers, brickwork contractors and brick manufacturers to celebrate the creative and technical achievements that clay brick makes possible.
Brick Development Association Chief Executive, Robert Flello, said:
“Each year, the Brick Awards spotlight the incredible talent and creativity driving our industry forward. As we approach our 50th year, this shortlist not only reflects the enduring appeal of clay brick but also the innovation and sustainability that define its future.”
The Brick Awards have long served as a benchmark for excellence in the use of clay brick, with winners gaining national recognition and setting new standards for architectural achievement.
For more information about the awards night and tickets, please visit the BDA website at www.brick.org.uk.