National Assembly for Wales
The aim of The Wood Awards is to recognise and encourage outstanding design, craftmanship and installation in joinery and structures in wood.
The Wood Awards 2005 is being held on 19th October at Carpenters' Hall in City of London. Entries are now closed for this years' awards having received over 170 category entries.

For the second year running the shortlist will be unveiled and exhibited at 100% Detail, Earl's Court, London from 22nd-25th September.

The Scottish Parliament, Edinburgh

Commercial & Public Access
London Surestart and Children's Center
Maggie’s Highlands - Cancer Caring Centre
Wales Millenium Center, Cardiff Bay
The Sage Gateshead
National Assembly for Wales
Scottish Parliament (including Debating Chamber and Roof)
Private
Moonshine
Pinion's Barn
Carlisle Lane Lofts
Kindrochet Lodge
Burton Place, Manchester
Structural
New Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge
Mossbourne Community Academy
Serpentine Gallery Pavillion 2005
Pilton Barn
Conservation/Restoration
Church of St. Mary Magdalene: Bellcote Repairs
Restoration of Christ Church, Spitalfields
Staircase House
Winterbourne Medieval Barn
Bovey Castle - Minstrel's Gallery
Small Project Award
White scar caves: canopy
The Retreat ('H' Model)
The New Summerhouse
Church Gate at St. Helen's Church
The "Gold Award" will be awarded by the judges to the best winner from the four categories, regardless of category entered.
The judges may also, at their sole discretion, give special awards for outstanding small projects, innovation and best use of British timber.