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2025-04-17T14:03:25Z

Trussed Rafter Association:

The Trussed Rafter Association (TRA) represents over 65% of the trussed rafter and metal web joist industry in the UK and Ireland. Members include the principal manufacturers of trussed rafters, metal web joists, suppliers and professionals involved in roof truss and engineered wood floor joist design and manufacture.

The TRA offers advice and guidance on technical issues, training and health and safety. It collaborates with key organisations in the housebuilding industry to raise standards and to advise housebuilders on trussed rafters and related products.

[http://www.tra.org.uk www.tra.org.uk]

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* [https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/Winners_of_the_Roofscape_Design_Awards_2025_Announced_at_TRA_Annual_Event Winners of the 2025 Roofscape Design Awards announced]
* [https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/TRA_Announces_2024_Roofscape_Design_Award_Winners TRA Announces 2024 Roofscape Design Award Winners]
* [https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/Roofscape_Design_Awards Roofscape Design Awards]
* [https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/Prolonged_Exposure_of_Engineered_Timber_and_Panel_Products_to_Weather Prolonged Exposure of Engineered Timber and Panel Products to Weather]

Winners of the Roofscape Design Awards 2025 Announced at TRA Annual Event

2025-04-17T14:02:39Z

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The Trussed Rafter Association (TRA) has revealed the winners of the 2025 Roofscape Design Awards during the evening dinner at its Annual General Meeting and Conference.

Recognising innovation and technical excellence in roofscape design, the awards this year featured six categories. Three project-based categories - Commercial Project of the Year, Conversion and Refurbishment Project of the Year, and Residential Project of the Year – were complemented by three new individual awards: Career Champion of the Year, Innovation Champion of the Year, and Safety Champion of the Year.

The judging panel praised the winning entries for their complexity, attention to detail, and thoughtful integration of health and safety, sustainability, and practicality.

The AGM and conference, sponsored by leading TRA suppliers, featured two supplier focus sessions . Attendees had the opportunity to connect directly with members and sponsors, including BPC Fixings, Hundegger, ITW Construction Products, Simpson Strong-Tie, and Virtek.

This year’s winning projects demonstrated outstanding technical skill, creativity, and a clear commitment to health and safety and sustainability. 
 
The winning projects are:

* Commercial Project of the Year – Learning Disability and Autism (LDA) unit, Langdon Hospital, designed by Jamie Underwood of Crendon Timber Engineering. 
The entry was recognised for its technical complexity, including a large metal web joist scheme and challenging intersections. Judges praised the detailed submission and the thoughtful integration of an essential vapour barrier. 

* Conversion and Refurbishment Project of the Year – The Engine House, designed by Elicia Brumley of Acorn Timber Engineering. 
The judges were impressed by the comprehensive submission, which addressed every aspect of the project. The intricate roof structure, long spans, and shallow pitch were handled with exceptional attention to detail. 

* Residential Project of the Year – Plots 1 and 2, Knowle Road, designed by Ranjit Gill of Wyckham Blackwell. 
Praised for reducing the need for a steel frame and avoiding a cut roof, this project tackled complex elements such as rooms in the roof and a mix of vaulted and flat sections, supported by strong health and safety and sustainability considerations.

Individual award winners are:

* Career Champion of the Year – Jack West-Jordan, Crendon Timber Engineering (nominated by Tim Wilson). 
Recognised for exceptional dedication to training, development, and supporting the next generation of talent in the industry. 

* Innovation Champion of the Year – Sam Kirkham, ITW Construction Products (nominated by Scott McAndrew). 
Celebrated for outstanding leadership in advancing innovation across technology, sustainability, and operations. 

* Innovation Champion of the Year – Craig Smith, ITW Construction Products (nominated by Sam Kirkham). 
Honoured for driving innovative solutions and continuous improvement in product management. 

* Safety Champion of the Year – Ed Kirk, Crendon Timber Engineering. 
In recognition of his dedication to maintaining and promoting safe practices within the trussed rafter industry.

Nick Boulton, chief executive of the TRA said: “This year’s Roofscape Design Awards have once again raised the bar. The entries demonstrated outstanding creativity, technical know-how, and a strong commitment to safety and sustainability. It’s inspiring to see how our members continue to innovate and take on increasingly complex projects while maintaining such high standards.

“We were also proud to introduce individual award categories this year, recognising the people driving progress behind the scenes, from innovation and safety to career development. These awards highlight the importance of celebrating individual contributions, and we encourage all members to continue nominating their colleagues and peers in the future.”

www.tra.org.uk

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2025-04-17T14:02:19Z

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Shortlist Announced for the 2025 Roofscape Design Awards

2025-04-03T14:55:50Z

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The finalists for the Trussed Rafter Association’s (TRA) Roofscape Design Awards have been announced, showcasing the exceptional talent and innovation within the trussed rafter industry.

Now in its third year, the Roofscape Design Awards shines a light on the skill, creativity, and precision that goes into roofscapes across the UK. This year’s shortlist celebrates designers at every stage of their careers, from rising stars to seasoned professionals who are making their mark on the built environment.

Finalists have been named in the following project categories:

== Commercial Project of the Year ==

* Block R and Retail Unit – Julie Kalton, Donaldson Timber Engineering
* Memory House, Westcliff-on-Sea - Gemma Weston, DWB Anglia
* Learning Disability and Autism (LDA), Langdon Hospital – Jamie Underwood, Crendon Timber Engineering
* 65-bed Care Home, Burford, Oxfordshire – James Carter, Wyckham Blackwell

== Residential Project of the Year ==

* Gas Holders, Bury St Edmunds –Hien Nguyen (Mitek Services Vietnam), managed by Peter Hartley, Pasquill
* Plots 1 and 2, Knowle Wood Road, Dorridge – Ranjit Gill, Wyckham Blackwell
* Lees Yard - Stephen Fuller, Triad Timber Components

== Conversion and Refurbishment Project of the Year ==

* The Engine House – Elicia Brumley, Acorn Timber Engineering
* The Old Parsonage – Gary Jones, Pasquill
* Alice Ruston Place - Agnieszka Zyto, Donaldson Timber Engineering

 
In a new addition for 2025, the TRA will also recognise individual excellence with three brand new categories:

* Innovation Champion of the Year
* Safety Champion of the Year
* Career Development Champion of the Year

Winners in all categories will be revealed during the TRA’s Annual General Meeting and Conference, taking place on Thursday 10 April 2025, with a special celebration at the TRA Dinner.

 
Nick Boulton, Chief Executive of the TRA, said: 
 
“The Roofscape Design Awards are a chance to celebrate the dedication and design talent across our industry. Every year, we see a high standard of entries that reflect the technical skill, creative thinking, and attention to detail that trussed rafter designers bring to their work. 
 
“What makes these awards special is that they represent every corner of our industry, from those just starting out to experienced professionals pushing boundaries and setting new standards.

“This year is particularly exciting as we introduce three new individual categories that highlight the people behind the designs. Whether it’s championing innovation, prioritising safety, or supporting the next generation through career development, these individuals are helping to shape the future of the trussed rafter industry. 
 
“We are proud to shine a spotlight on their achievements and look forward to celebrating with our members at the AGM later this month.”

For more information about the Roofscape Design Awards, visit [http://www.tra.org.uk www.tra.org.uk].

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2025-04-03T14:54:57Z

Trussed Rafter Association:

Roofscape Design Awards 2025

2024-12-02T14:52:51Z

Trussed Rafter Association:

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= Roofscape Design Awards 2025 returns with new categories to celebrate excellence in trussed rafter design =

The Trussed Rafter Association (TRA) announces the return of the Roofscape Design Awards 2025, an event dedicated to recognising the ingenuity and technical skill of designers in the trussed rafter sector. 
 
Following two highly successful years, three new individual categories will be introduced to highlight personal achievements in sustainability, health and safety, and emerging talent within the trussed rafter industry.

The Roofscape Design Awards 2025 will see the three project-based categories, which are:

* Commercial Project of the Year: Recognising excellence in non-residential projects, from offices to public buildings.
* Conversion and Refurbishment Project of the Year: Celebrating innovative designs for transforming or improving existing buildings.
* Residential Project of the Year: Honouring outstanding design and craftsmanship in new-build housing.

The new individual categories are as follows:

* Innovation Champion of the Year: Recognising individuals leading technological, sustainability and operational innovation.
* Safety Champion of the Year: Celebrating dedication to maintaining and promoting safe practices within the trussed rafter industry.
* Career Development Champion: Recognising individuals showing dedication to their ongoing training and professional development.

Nick Boulton, chief executive of the TRA, expressed his enthusiasm for this year’s awards, stating:

“Trussed rafters are a widely used modern method of roof construction made from nature’s most sustainable building material - timber.

“Although it is estimated that there are about 60 million trussed rafters in service in the UK today, the design skills involved in their construction often remain underappreciated within the construction industry.

“The Roofscape Design Awards will shine a spotlight on the roof truss designers’ problem-solving skills while showcasing timber engineering design as an attractive career for the next generation. The 2023 and 2024 entries were spectacular and inspiring, and we will be celebrating the beautifully completed projects of 2024.”

TRA Roofscape Design Awards open for entry on 25 November to all TRA member companies in the UK and Ireland. Winners will be announced at the TRA AGM in April 2024.

For more information, visit [http://www.tra.org.uk www.tra.org.uk].

Roofscape Design Awards 2025

2024-12-02T14:52:15Z

Trussed Rafter Association:

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= Roofscape Design Awards 2025 returns with new categories to celebrate excellence in trussed rafter design =

The Trussed Rafter Association (TRA) announces the return of the Roofscape Design Awards 2025, an event dedicated to recognising the ingenuity and technical skill of designers in the trussed rafter sector. 
 
Following two highly successful years, three new individual categories will be introduced to highlight personal achievements in sustainability, health and safety, and emerging talent within the trussed rafter industry.

The Roofscape Design Awards 2025 will see the three project-based categories, which are:

# Commercial Project of the Year: Recognising excellence in non-residential projects, from offices to public buildings.
# Conversion and Refurbishment Project of the Year: Celebrating innovative designs for transforming or improving existing buildings.
# Residential Project of the Year: Honouring outstanding design and craftsmanship in new-build housing.

The new individual categories are as follows:

# Innovation Champion of the Year: Recognising individuals leading technological, sustainability and operational innovation.
# Safety Champion of the Year: Celebrating dedication to maintaining and promoting safe practices within the trussed rafter industry.
# Career Development Champion: Recognising individuals showing dedication to their ongoing training and professional development.

Nick Boulton, chief executive of the TRA, expressed his enthusiasm for this year’s awards, stating:

“Trussed rafters are a widely used modern method of roof construction made from nature’s most sustainable building material - timber.

“Although it is estimated that there are about 60 million trussed rafters in service in the UK today, the design skills involved in their construction often remain underappreciated within the construction industry.

“The Roofscape Design Awards will shine a spotlight on the roof truss designers’ problem-solving skills while showcasing timber engineering design 
as an attractive career for the next generation. The 2023 and 2024 entries were spectacular and inspiring, and we will be celebrating the beautifully completed projects of 2024.”

TRA Roofscape Design Awards open for entry on 25 November to all TRA member companies in the UK and Ireland. Winners will be announced at the TRA AGM in April 2024.

For more information, visit [http://www.tra.org.uk www.tra.org.uk].

Roofscape Design Awards 2025

2024-12-02T14:50:18Z

Trussed Rafter Association:

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= Roofscape Design Awards 2025 returns with new categories to celebrate excellence in trussed rafter design =

The Trussed Rafter Association (TRA) announces the return of the Roofscape Design Awards 2025, an event dedicated to recognising the ingenuity and technical skill of designers in the trussed rafter sector. 
 
Following two highly successful years, three new individual categories will be introduced to highlight personal achievements in sustainability, health and safety, and emerging talent within the trussed rafter industry.

The Roofscape Design Awards 2025 will see the three project-based categories, which are:

# Commercial Project of the Year: 
Recognising excellence in non-residential projects, from offices to public buildings. 

# Conversion and Refurbishment Project of the Year: 
Celebrating innovative designs for transforming or improving existing buildings. 

# Residential Project of the Year: 
Honouring outstanding design and craftsmanship in new-build housing.

The new individual categories are as follows:

# Innovation Champion of the Year: 
Recognising individuals leading technological, sustainability and operational innovation. 

# Safety Champion of the Year: 
Celebrating dedication to maintaining and promoting safe practices within the trussed rafter industry. 

# Career Development Champion: 
Recognising individuals showing dedication to their ongoing training and professional development.

Nick Boulton, chief executive of the TRA, expressed his enthusiasm for this year’s awards, stating:

“Trussed rafters are a widely used modern method of roof construction made from nature’s most sustainable building material - timber.

“Although it is estimated that there are about 60 million trussed rafters in service in the UK today, the design skills involved in their construction often remain underappreciated within the construction industry.

“The Roofscape Design Awards will shine a spotlight on the roof truss designers’ problem-solving skills while showcasing timber engineering design 
as an attractive career for the next generation. The 2023 and 2024 entries were spectacular and inspiring, and we will be celebrating the beautifully completed projects of 2024.”

TRA Roofscape Design Awards open for entry on 25 November to all TRA member companies in the UK and Ireland. Winners will be announced at the TRA AGM in April 2024.

For more information, visit [http://www.tra.org.uk www.tra.org.uk].

Roofscape Design Awards 2025

2024-12-02T14:47:46Z

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Roofscape Design Awards 2025 returns with new categories to celebrate excellence in trussed rafter design

The Trussed Rafter Association (TRA) announces the return of the Roofscape Design Awards 2025, an event dedicated to recognising the ingenuity and technical skill of designers in the trussed rafter sector. 
 
Following two highly successful years, three new individual categories will be introduced to highlight personal achievements in sustainability, health and safety, and emerging talent within the trussed rafter industry.

The Roofscape Design Awards 2025 will see the three project-based categories, which are:

# Commercial Project of the Year 
Recognising excellence in non-residential projects, from offices to public buildings. 

# Conversion and Refurbishment Project of the Year 
Celebrating innovative designs for transforming or improving existing buildings. 

# Residential Project of the Year 
Honouring outstanding design and craftsmanship in new-build housing. 

The new individual categories are as follows: 

# Innovation Champion of the Year 
Recognising individuals leading technological, sustainability and operational innovation. 

# Safety Champion of the Year 
Celebrating dedication to maintaining and promoting safe practices within the trussed rafter industry. 

# Career Development Champion 
Recognising individuals showing dedication to their ongoing training and professional development.

Nick Boulton, chief executive of the TRA, expressed his enthusiasm for this year’s awards, stating:

“Trussed rafters are a widely used modern method of roof construction made from nature’s most sustainable building material - timber.

“Although it is estimated that there are about 60 million trussed rafters in service in the UK today, the design skills involved in their construction often remain underappreciated within the construction industry.

“The Roofscape Design Awards will shine a spotlight on the roof truss designers’ problem-solving skills while showcasing timber engineering design 
as an attractive career for the next generation. The 2023 and 2024 entries were spectacular and inspiring, and we will be celebrating the beautifully completed projects of 2024.”

TRA Roofscape Design Awards open for entry on 25 November to all TRA member companies in the UK and Ireland. Winners will be announced at the TRA AGM in April 2024.

For more information, visit [http://www.tra.org.uk www.tra.org.uk].

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2024-12-02T14:46:32Z

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2024-12-02T14:46:22Z

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User:Trussed Rafter Association

2024-04-23T14:58:46Z

Trussed Rafter Association:

The Trussed Rafter Association (TRA) represents over 65% of the trussed rafter and metal web joist industry in the UK and Ireland. Members include the principal manufacturers of trussed rafters, metal web joists, suppliers and professionals involved in roof truss and engineered wood floor joist design and manufacture.

The TRA offers advice and guidance on technical issues, training and health and safety. It collaborates with key organisations in the housebuilding industry to raise standards and to advise housebuilders on trussed rafters and related products.

[http://www.tra.org.uk www.tra.org.uk]

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* [https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/TRA_Announces_2024_Roofscape_Design_Award_Winners TRA Announces 2024 Roofscape Design Award Winners]
* [https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/Roofscape_Design_Awards Roofscape Design Awards]
* [https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/Prolonged_Exposure_of_Engineered_Timber_and_Panel_Products_to_Weather Prolonged Exposure of Engineered Timber and Panel Products to Weather]

TRA Announces 2024 Roofscape Design Award Winners

2024-04-23T14:55:40Z

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A packed audience of Trussed Rafter Association members gathered this week to see who would win the hotly contested Roofscape Design Awards 2024.

The Awards, now in their second year, celebrate the highly technical skills required to design trussed rafter roofs, joists, and panels. The awards took place at the TRA Annual General Meeting and Conference at Mercure Warwickshire Walton Hall Hotel & Spa.

The awards were given in three categories:

* Residential Project of the Year (for newbuild dwellings)
* Conversion and Refurbishment Project of the Year (for existing housing projects)
* Commercial Project of the Year (for all non-domestic projects)

The judging panel included Nick Boulton, chief executive of the TRA; Rob Lockey (former head of training at the NHBC); and Les Fuller, chair of the technical committee of [http://www.tra.org.uk/ the TRA.]

= The awards =

In the Residential Project of the Year went to designer Phil Morgan of Wyckham Blackwell Ltd for – The Copper House project. The judges were impressed with the extensive knowledge of the architectural requirements of the designer and how the design applied a trussed rafter application and ensured that the ‘form did follow the function’.

Wyckham Blackwell Ltd also took home the award for the Conversion and Refurbishment Project of the Year with The Black Country Living Museum, designed by Joe Dudley. 
The judges agreed that it was an example of how to successfully comply with client and historical requirements and still achieve suitable timber engineering for a project.

For the Commercial Project of the Year, it was a unanimous decision that Acorn Timber Engineering’s Welton Extra Care Apartments and Bungalows designed by Simon Copley was the winner for the category. The project started with suppling metal web joists to ending up tendering for the entire roof structure of the main apartment building and ten individual bungalows - resulting in almost 3,500 square metres of the roof surface and 2,500 manufactured items

The highly commended design was awarded to DWB Roof Truss Ltd’s Phil Daniels for the Sianwood project. Judges were impressed by the application of Posi-Joists in ensuring a prefabricated design solution for the project that was creatively achieved.

= Supported by trussed rafter designers =

 
Nick Boulton said: “The trussed rafter industry is keen to highlight the problem-solving and design skills required in such an important element of the roofing system in construction projects.

“Thank you to all the designers who have entered the awards this year, it was very fascinating to see the creativity and technical expertise in all the designs that were submitted. 
 
“I would like to congratulate all those who took part, particularly the winners of this year’s Awards and look forward to watching your continued success in the industry. The Roofscape Design Awards will be returning in 2025.”

More details about the TRA's Roofscape Design Awards can be found via the [[www.tra.org.uk|TRA's website]].

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2024-04-23T14:53:15Z

Trussed Rafter Association: Trussed Rafter Association's Roofscape Design Awards 2024 banner.

Trussed Rafter Association's Roofscape Design Awards 2024 banner.

User:Trussed Rafter Association

2024-04-04T09:29:03Z

Trussed Rafter Association:

The Trussed Rafter Association (TRA) represents over 65% of the trussed rafter and metal web joist industry in the UK and Ireland. Members include the principal manufacturers of trussed rafters, metal web joists, suppliers and professionals involved in roof truss and engineered wood floor joist design and manufacture.

The TRA offers advice and guidance on technical issues, training and health and safety. It collaborates with key organisations in the housebuilding industry to raise standards and to advise housebuilders on trussed rafters and related products.

[http://www.tra.org.uk www.tra.org.uk]

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Contributions

* [https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/Roofscape_Design_Awards Roofscape Design Awards]
* [https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/Prolonged_Exposure_of_Engineered_Timber_and_Panel_Products_to_Weather Prolonged Exposure of Engineered Timber and Panel Products to Weather]

Prolonged Exposure of Engineered Timber and Panel Products to Weather

2024-04-04T09:28:16Z

Trussed Rafter Association: Created page with "The TRA technical committee has published new guidance to help members and their customers when engineered wood products have faced prolonged exposure to the weather due to site ..."

The TRA technical committee has published new guidance to help members and their customers when engineered wood products have faced prolonged exposure to the weather due to site delays or difficulties.

Discussions between the supplier and their customer can sometimes become difficult in such circumstances and this new document is intended to provide an independent view in the most critical areas.

The document covers the range of engineered wood products provided by members including trussed rafters and metal web joists giving consideration to the risks that each is likely to face, and the impact the prolonged exposure may have on future performance.

It includes some advice about potential remediation where this may be possible, but ultimately the client and their building designer must be responsible for approving any course of action proposed.

Find out more about the technical guidance by visiting the [https://www.tra.org.uk/news-events/weather-exposure-technical-card/ TRA website].

Roofscape Design Awards return to showcase the very best trussed rafter designs

2024-01-15T11:16:03Z

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The Trussed Rafter Association’s (TRA) [https://www.tra.org.uk/roofscape-design-awards/ Roofscape Design Awards] is back to showcase and celebrate the ingenuity and technical skills of designers in the trussed rafter sector.

Following a successful launch in 2023, the awards are back for its second year. The awards will recognise projects that showcase the highest design, innovation, and sustainability standards in using timber-trussed rafter roofs.

The Roofscape Design Awards will recognise excellence in three categories: Commercial Project of the Year (for all non-domestic projects), Conversion and Refurbishment Project of the Year (for existing housing projects), and Residential Project of the Year (for newbuild dwellings). 
 
Last year’s winners included Harry Peate (Truss Form (Midlands) Ltd), who designed the roof for a Grade II listed structure built over 180 years ago; Gemma Weston (DWB Anglia) who created an open habitable roof space without vertical posts or large steel structures; and Sue Darbyshire’s (Donaldson Timber Engineering) complex design which facilitated the installation of a mechanical and electrical component while allowing the external roof envelope to be covered..

Nick Boulton, chief executive of the TRA says: 
 
“Trussed rafters are a widely used modern method of roof construction made from the use of nature’s most sustainable building material, timber. 
 
“Although it is estimated that there are about 60 million trussed rafters in service in the UK today, the design skills involved in their construction often remain underappreciated within the construction industry.

“The Roofscape Design Awards will shine a spotlight on the roof truss designers’ problem-solving skills while showing the timber engineering design as an attractive career for the next generation.” 
 
“The 2023 entries were spectacular and inspiring, and we will be celebrating the beautifully completed projects of 2023.” 
 
To read the rest of the press release or to find out more about the Trussed Rafter Association's Roofscape Design Awards, visit [http://www.tra.org.uk/ www.tra.org.uk]

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User:Trussed Rafter Association

2024-01-15T11:12:27Z

Trussed Rafter Association:

Roofscape Design Awards

2024-01-15T11:08:56Z

Trussed Rafter Association: Created page with "The TRA Roofscape Design Awards celebrate the ingenuity and technical skills of designers in the roofing sector by recognising projects that showcase the highest standard in desi..."

The TRA Roofscape Design Awards celebrate the ingenuity and technical skills of designers in the roofing sector by recognising projects that showcase the highest standard in design, innovation, and sustainability in the use of timber trussed rafter roofs.

Why enter the Trussed Rafter Association's Roofscape Design Awards?

Designers:

* Get industry recognition for your projects
* Shine a spotlight on your work and raise your profile in the industry
* Build your personal brand as an expert in your field
* Help your company showcase their best work to potential customers

Trussed Rafter Businesses:

* Showcase your best projects and designers to the industry
* Get industry recognition for the quality of your work to showcase to potential clients
* Recognise your best and brightest designers

For more information, visit the [https://www.tra.org.uk/news-events/roofscape-design-awards/ Trussed Rafter Association's website].