A few weeks after the Royal Institute of British Architects announced the winners of the 2015 regional London Award, the competition continues with the announcement of the National Award winners. Thirty-seven projects from throughout the UK including England, Northern Ireland, Wales, and Scotland made the cut.

'The RIBA National Awards provide a unique insight into UK construction, investment and design trends,' RIBA President Stephen Hodder said. New housing developments and educational facilities were at the forefront in this year's batch of National awardees, much to RIBA's delight, especially at a time when high-quality housing and school buildings are sorely lacking in the UK. The winners will be celebrated during a special event at the Serpentine Pavilion in London on July 8.

Here's a few of the winning projects:

↓ Abode, Great Kneighton, Cambridge by Proctor and Matthews Architects

↓ Darbishire Place, E1 by Niall McLaughlin Architects

↓ Alfriston School, Beaconsfield by Duggan Morris Architects

↓ Kew House, TW9 by Piercy&Company

↓ Dundon Passivhaus, Compton Dundon by Prewett Bizley Architects

↓ Flint House, Waddeston by Skene Catling de la Pena

↓ WWF-UK Headquarters Living Planet Centre, Woking by Hopkins Architects

↓ Foyles, WC2 by Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands

↓ Laurieston Transformational Area, Glasgow by Elder and Cannon Architects & Page Park Architects

↓ National Theatre (NT Future) by Haworth Tompkins

↓ Dalmunach Distillery by Archial Norr (Inverness Studio)

↓ NEO Bankside, SE1 by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners

↓ Sheffield Cathedral, New Main Entrance and reordering by Thomas Ford & Partners

From there, the National winners will get a chance to compete for the top RIBA Stirling Prize for the UK's best building of the year. RIBA will announce the shortlist on July 16, and the winner will be revealed at a special London event on October 15.

2015 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS:

LONDON

• University of Greenwich Stockwell Street Building, SE10 by Heneghan Peng architects
• Burntwood School, Wandsworth by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris
• St Mary of Eton Church, Apartments and Community Rooms, Hackney Wick E9 by Matthew Lloyd Architects LLP
• The Foundry, SE11 by Architecture 00 Ltd
• NEO Bankside, SE1 by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
• University campus for Hult International Business School, E1 by Sergison Bates architects
• Bonhams, W1 by Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands
• Ashmount Primary School, N8 by Penoyre & Prasad
• Levring House, north London by Jamie Fobert Architects Ltd
• Foyles, WC2 by Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands
• Kew House, TW9 by Piercy&Company
• Brentford Lock West, TW8 by Duggan Morris Architects
• Darbishire Place, E1 by Niall McLaughlin Architects
• National Theatre (NT Future) by Haworth Tompkins

EAST

• Abode, Great Kneighton, Cambridge by Proctor and Matthews Architects

EAST MIDLANDS

• Parkside, Matlock by Evans Vettori Architects Limited
• Uppingham School Science Centre by Orms

NORTH WEST

• Lancaster University Engineering Building byJohn McAslan and Partners
• Manchester Metropolitan University Student Union by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios
• The Whitworth, Manchester by MUMA

SOUTH

• Alfriston School, Beaconsfield by Duggan Morris Architects
• Flint House, Waddeston by Skene Catling de la Pena
• The Fishing Hut by Niall McLaughlin Architects

SOUTH EAST

• Sussex House by Wilkinson King Architects
• WWF-UK Headquarters Living Planet Centre, Woking by Hopkins Architects

SOUTH WEST/WESSEX

• Myrtle Cottage Garden Studio, Bradford on Avon by Stonewood Design
• Dundon Passivhaus, Compton Dundon by Prewett Bizley Architects

WEST MIDLANDS

• Middleport Pottery, Stoke-on-Trent by Feilden Clegg Bradley

YORKSHIRE

• Sheffield Cathedral, New Main Entrance and reordering by Thomas Ford & Partners

WALES

• Cliff House, Southgate by Hyde + Hyde Architects

NORTHERN IRELAND

• Old See House, Belfast by RPP Architects Ltd with Richard Murphy Architects
• House at Maghera by McGonigle McGrath

SCOTLAND

• Maggies Lanarkshire by Reiach and Hall Architects
• Arcadia Nursery, University of Edinburgh by Malcolm Fraser Architects
• West Burn Lane, St Andrews by Sutherland Hussey Architects
• Dalmunach Distillery by Archial Norr (Inverness Studio)
• Laurieston Transformational Area, Glasgow by Elder and Cannon Architects & Page Park Architects