Schemes vying to be named best new building in Scotland include a bridge by Moxon and the restoration of a 16th century towerThe Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland has revealed the four projects in the running for this year’s Doolan Prize for the best new building in Scotland. The Andrew Doolan prize is named in memory of visionary Scottish architect and developer Andy Doolan, who died in 2004. It is the culmination of RIAS’ annual awards programme, with the shortlist drawn from the winners of the RIAS Awards which were announced in June. RIAS said this year’s shortlist is characterised by projects which celebrate architecture’s place alongside other disciplines in the built environment while responding to Scotland’s current political context. In choosing the four finalists, the jury looked at each project’s architectural integrity, usability, execution and sustainability.