Rank 29
smt design
1 award-winning entry
3points
- 1 Silver
View winning projects
- Urban QuietudeBest Residential ArchitectureSilver+3
Design Skill Awards
Company Ranking
Discover the companies and studios behind Design Skill Awards winning projects. These annual standings bring their published award results together in one transparent, points-based ranking.
Choose an edition, compare award totals and open each company’s project list to see exactly where its points come from. How the ranking works
41 companies & studios
65 award-winning entries
2025 edition onlyRank 29
SONG YEA INTERIOR DESIGN CO., LTD.
1 award-winning entry
3points
- 1 Silver
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- Essence of EleganceBest Residential Interior DesignSilver+3
Rank 33
CCL architects
1 award-winning entry
2points
- 1 Bronze
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- Quiet blissBest Residential ArchitectureBronze+2
Rank 33
Gu Interior Design Company
1 award-winning entry
2points
- 1 Bronze
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- Simba & QiqiBest Residential Interior DesignBronze+2
Rank 33
JU SHUO CONSTRUCTION
1 award-winning entry
2points
- 1 Bronze
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- JADE ONEBest Residential ArchitectureBronze+2
Rank 33
Magikcache Co., Ltd.
1 award-winning entry
2points
- 1 Bronze
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- Island SemicolonBest Residential Interior DesignBronze+2
Rank 33
PLUS SPACE DESIGN
1 award-winning entry
2points
- 1 Bronze
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- Silent LightBest Residential Interior DesignBronze+2
Rank 33
Reynard Architectural Designs
1 award-winning entry
2points
- 1 Bronze
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- Rivertop - Talking Rock, GABest Residential ArchitectureBronze+2
Rank 33
Silverline
1 award-winning entry
2points
- 1 Bronze
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- Casa MBest Living-Space ArchitectureBronze+2
Rank 33
Studio A+1
1 award-winning entry
2points
- 1 Bronze
View winning projects
- Liberdade ApartmentBest Residential Interior DesignBronze+2
Rank 33
YUN-YIH Design Company
1 award-winning entry
2points
- 1 Bronze
View winning projects
- Fire PointBest Residential Interior DesignBronze+2
The methodology
Every award.
Every point.
Company points = 5 × Platinum + 4 × Gold + 3 × Silver + 2 × Bronze + 1 × Honourable Mention.
- Platinum Winner5 points
- Gold Winner4 points
- Silver Winner3 points
- Bronze Winner2 points
- Honourable Mention1 point
For example, two Gold awards and one Silver award give a company 11 points: 4 + 4 + 3.
How positions are calculated
Points are added for each company within the selected award year. The highest total takes first place. Companies with equal totals share the same position; alphabetical order only determines their display order. The next position follows competition ranking: 1, 1, 3.
Each separately published winning entry contributes its award points once. If a project has awards in more than one nomination, those distinct entries contribute separately. Exact duplicate records with the same company, project, nomination and award level count only once.
Which companies are included?
The ranking uses the Studio field in published DSA winner records. Differences in capitalisation and extra spaces are normalised, and different spellings of a studio that give the same website are counted as one company. Joint studio credits remain together as published; points are not automatically split between collaborators.
Only records with an identifiable company, award level and edition are included. Entries without a company are not assigned to a guessed studio. Annual totals are independent: points do not carry over from previous editions. For the 2022 edition, the original labels are mapped as follows: Winner = Gold (4 points), Second Award = Silver (3 points), and Third Award = Bronze (2 points).
Explore the work behind the standings
Architecture and design companies,
ranked by DSA results.
The DSA company ranking is an annual overview of award-winning architecture firms, design studios and companies working across the competition’s disciplines. It connects each studio’s position with the projects recognised in the Design Skill Awards.
This is a ranking of published DSA award results, not a universal assessment of every architecture or design practice. Award levels and the number of recognised entries both contribute to the final score. Use the standings alongside project descriptions, design credits and the DSA winners gallery to explore each company’s work.