The Ecclesiastical Architects and Surveyors Association (EASA) is a learned society, founded in 1872 as the Ecclesiastical Surveyors Association.
The Association encourages its members to take advantage of continuing professional development initiatives relating to their work on ecclesiastical buildings and ensures that its meetings provide adequate and varied input to satisfy this requirement.
Members share a desire to strive for excellence, to learn from each other and to improve the quality of service to their clients. The Association welcomes applications for membership from Architects, Surveyors and allied professions.
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- Architecture Awards 2025 – Open for Submissions
We are pleased to invite architects and surveyors to submit their finest work for recognition in the Church Architecture Awards 2025. The awards are: The King of Prussia Gold Medal Award Honouring outstanding church conservation or repair work, this award is presented to the architect responsible for the winning project. The recipient will receive and… Read more: Architecture Awards 2025 – Open for Submissions - LPWGS Update1. URGENT NOTICE FOR APPLICATIONS FOR THE CURRENT FINANCIAL YEAR We have been informed that VAT claims need to be in by 31st March 2025 latest if they are to be treated under the current rules – that is, without a cap applying. If the claim is received on or after 1 April then the cap will apply… Read more: LPWGS Update
- Church Architecture Awards 2024EASA has again worked with the National Churches Trust to organise the 2024 UK Church Architecture Awards, which were presented at EASA’s postponed AGM and Autumn Meeting on January 16th 2025. This year fifteen projects in total were entered for the two main awards, the Presidents’ Award for new church architecture and the King of… Read more: Church Architecture Awards 2024
- UK Church Architecture Awards 2024As part of the 2024 National Church Awards, submissions for the UK Church Architecture Awards for this year is now open. There are three awards, all of which are run in partnership with the National Churches Trust: • The King of Prussia Gold Medal: an award for high quality church conservation or repair work. •… Read more: UK Church Architecture Awards 2024
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