The East Midlands region of the Royal Institute of British Architects is made up of branches in Leicestershire, Rutland, Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, with a total of around 1,200 members and 180 practices.

The region, working with its four branches, provides a point of contact for members and the public about architecture in East Midlands. The regional office is located in the School of Architecture at Lincoln University.
 
It offers:

• a free service helping to match up clients and architects
• a regular newsletter for members and subscribers
• architectural award schemes
• continuing professional development for its members
• architectural events, such as those in Architecture Week
• good media interest in RIBA activity and members projects
• organisation of the regional EM Awards for Architecture
• co ordination of the regional programme for national Architecture Week 

 

The region comprises four branch societies:

• Leicestershire and Rutland
• Lincolnshire
• Northamptonshire
• Nottingham and Derby

Meeting regularly, the branches arrange a stimulating programme in support of architectural practise.