Architects and design studios

Architecture firm: projects and awards attributed correctly

Your portfolio should tell the right story. Start with three questions: who owns the project, which work you do and which award is cited. Each answer can become a clearer reference for people seeking your practice.

What you get

Whose project is being described?

Compare attribution with the project page and relevant publications. Distinguish authors, collaborators and your practice’s role: a correction clarifies credits without claiming others’ work or inferring ownership from a photo.

The attributed project is compared with published credits

An illustrative sequence separating answer attribution, reference publication and correction of actual roles.

  1. Isolate attribution

    The project and role assigned to the practice in the answer

  2. Open credits

    The publication with the authors and collaborators actually listed

  3. Prepare the correction

    The reference to correct without claiming another practice’s project

Using it in your work

Can people seeking reuse or residential work understand your offer?

Describe actual project types in recognisable terms with relevant project references. Compare topic questions with the practice pages and see which domains link to your site: the magazines, professional bodies and awards that cite you are the sources an answer draws your profile from, without inventing a specialism or guaranteeing commissions.

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What you get

Which award, given by whom and when?

An award without its organisation and year loses context. Compare the mention with the organiser’s publication and clarify the role recognised. A selection, nomination and awarded distinction must remain separate.

The stated award retains organisation year and role

An illustrative listing keeps references for checking without inventing awards, rankings or distinctions for the practice.

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Award references

Organisation and year
The organiser and edition actually stated in the publication
Type of distinction
The actual distinction between award received nomination and selection
Role recognised
The party and contribution actually cited by the source

Frequently asked questions

Architecture firm: a project credited to the wrong practice.

When a project is attributed to the wrong practice, open the cited publication and compare authors, collaborators and the stated role: a photo or a mention is not enough to add another practice’s work to the portfolio.

How do I identify a project attributed to the wrong practice?

Open the cited publication and compare authors, collaborators and the project page’s stated role. Clarify actual attribution: a photo or mention does not authorise adding another practice’s work to the portfolio.

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