The crème de la crème of contemporary Scottish architecture has been celebrated, from bird hides to national galleries.

The 18 prize-winning buildings were selected by the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) out of 71 applicants.

The £47.5m revamp of the National Museum of Scotland was the most expensive project honoured at Glasgow's Hilton Hotel.

It won the RIA Andrew Doolan Award last year.

Award bodies RIAS and the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) have merged their Stirling Prize and Doolan Prize and this was the first awards dinner run by the newly-formed RIAS Awards.

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The winners were:

Bogbain Mill, Lochussie, Maryburgh Rural Design

Dundee House (£29.85m), Reiach and Hall Architects

Maggie's Gartnavel, Glasgow, OMA

National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh (£47.4m) Gareth Hoskins Architects

Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Edinburgh (£11.5m) Page\Park Architects

Cape Cove, Shore Road, Helensburgh (£450k) Cameron Webster Architects

Corinthian Club, Glasgow (£4.5m) G1 Group

Fore Street, Glasgow (£1.5m) Hypostyle Architects

Forth Valley College of Further and Higher Education, Alloa Campus (£12.3million) Reiach and Hall Architects

Grödians, Lerwick (£4.5m) Richard Gibson Architects

Heathfield Primary School, Ayr (£3.7m) Holmes Miller

Heriot's Centre for Sport & Exercise, Edinburgh, LDN Architects LLP

House at Borreraig, Skye (£470k) Dualchas Building Design

Linlithgow Burgh Halls (£3.2million) Malcolm Fraser Architects

Loch Leven Bird Hide, Fife (£34k including foundations) Icosis Architects

Model 'D' House, Insch (£140k exclusive of siteworks) Gokay Deveci Chartered Architect

Scotsman Steps, Edinburgh (£0.5million) McGregor Bowes + Haworth Tompkins

Wester Coates House, Edinburgh, Zone Architects

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