The entry criteria for each category are stated in the description so please address what’s relevant with your submission.
Note: you are welcome to enter multiple categories.
What We Require
- Contact information
- Signed declaration and permission
- Transparent logo
- Winning paragraph
- Submission– all boxes completed
- Supporting evidence (max 5 files)
Any non-English supporting evidence files must include subtitles in English.
Time in market – this must beadhered to
June 2024 to May 2025.
Right to withdraw and change entries:
Entries open on 23 June 2025 and close on 27 July 2025.
Entry Tip: Be realistic about how much time judges have to view your work. The judges haveno obligation to review your entire submission and experience shows that a short, punchy entry beats a long case study or lengthy video. Please keep to the recommended submission requirements.
Permission
All entries must be approved by the relevant client from whom they were produced, and all necessary permission must be obtained. In particular, the client for whom the work was created must consent to the entry of the relevant work in the V&A Neighbourhood Awards.
An entry may not proceed if the work is subject to any agreements with third parties and/or other licenses for which the necessary consent has not been obtained.
Signatures are required as follows:
- Page 1 permission to enter the awards on entry form
- Page 2 declaration – on entry form
- Agency agreement (if applying on behalf of your client)
An entrant may not submit any work or item into the V&A Awards if:
It infringes or violates the rights of any third party, including, without limitation, copyright, trademarks, patents, trade secrets, contractual licensing rights, privacy rights, moral rights or any other intellectual property rights.
We will not use your entries for anything other than the purpose of these awards.
Confidentiality
All entries will be treated with absolute confidentiality. No commercially sensitive information received through the entries will be used by any of the judges or organisers of the awards, for any purpose whatsoever other than to judge the quality of the entry.
We strongly recommend that proper commercial results are submitted in order to allow complete and thorough judging to take place