RIBA South West and Wessex

Welcome to the RIBA in the South West

The south west is one of the most attractive and interesting parts of the UK. Our coastline, our countryside, our cities, towns and villages are second to none in their enduring appeal.

From the ancient maritime cities of Bristol and Plymouth to the industrial heritage of Cornwall and Swindon, and the landscaped beauty of the Cotswolds and South Dorset Downs, our region is one of beauty, innovation and enterprise.

Through our members and the RIBA national network, we work with partners and organisations across the region and the UK to champion better buildings, communities and the environment.

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Call us: 0844 800 2767 (normal office hours)
Visit us: We are at Paintworks|, Bristol's creative quarter. Sit in The Lounge fitted out with furniture from BMA Nomique|. View local artist Lisa Malyon's Built in Bristol| artwork and ask us about architects and architecture.

South West highlights

Shortlist for RIBA Regional Awards: South West
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18 projects from across RIBA South West and RIBA Wessex are shortlisted for RIBA Regional Awards: South West. From the tiny Castle Green Bridge in Taunton to the vast Heartlands complex at Redruth, 12 projects are by South West and Wessex based practices. RIBA Regional Awards: South West are kindly sponsored by Forbo Flooring Solutions. See our Facebook Gallery...
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Love Architecture 2013: 21 - 30 June
|We need your help! Do you know of an interesting, new, normally inaccessible, quirky building or a secret space that could be opened up to the public? It could be a building you work in, own, possibly want to show off? We currently need at least eight buildings in Cornwall, Devon and Dorset. Contact us...
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King's College Library, Taunton

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Winner: RIBA South West Excellence in Architecture Award 2012 

Architect: Mitchell Taylor Workshop, Bath  

© Peter Cook 

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