Roofscape Design Awards
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?
- 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 Trussed Rafter Association's website.
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