The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) have revealed the winners of their respective 2013 awards in recognition of architectural achievement.

RIBA announced 52 winners in all, 43 from the UK and nine From the EU. These winners will make the shortlist for the prestigious Stirling Prize for best building of the year. The prize will be presented on 26 September 2013 at Central St Martins in London.

RIAS announced 12 winners from 75 submissions throughout Scotland. This is the second year the awards have been held.

The RIBA winners whose work include a leisure element are:

Project: Giant's Causeway Visitor Centre

Location: Northern IrelandArchitect: Heneghan Peng

Project: The MAC Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland

Architect: Hackett Hall McKnight

Project: Astley Castle Location: Nuneaton, Warwickshire

Architect: Witherford Watson Mann

Project: Eastside City Park

Location: BirminghamArchitect: Patel Taylor

Project: Bramall Music Hall Location: University of Birmingham, Birmingham

Architect: Glenn Howells Architects

Project: Chedworth Roman Villa

Location: Yanworth, GloucestershireArchitect: Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios

Project: Heartlands Location: Redruth, Cornwall

Architect: Stride Treglown

Project: Stowe Gardens Visitor Centre

Location: Buckingham, BuckinghamshireArchitect: Cowper Griffith

Project: Jerwood Gallery Location: Hastings, East Sussex

Architect: HAT Projects

Project: Ironmonger Row Baths

Location: LondonArchitect: Tim Ronalds

Project: Olympic Masterplan Location: London

Architect: Allies and Morrison

Project: Soro Art Museum

Location: Soro, DenmarkArchitect: Lungaard & Tranberg

Project: Enzo Ferrari Museum Location: Modena, Italy

Architect: Shiro Studio

The RIAS winners whose work include a leisure element are:

Project: The Beacon Arts Centre

Location: Greenock, ScotlandArchitect: LDN Architects

Project: Mareel Location: Lerwick, Scotland

Architect: Gareth Hoskins Architects

Project: WASPS South Block

Location: Glasgow, ScotlandArchitect: NORD Architecture