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Immigration reform is high on the agenda for the UK Government, and they have made a number of announcements in recent weeks that will impact the ability of the architecture sector to recruit in the future. Find out more about these changes mean.

The outlets that are available to architects suffering from stress and anxiety

Representing the voice of architects globally is one of our key priorities. That’s why we’re constantly working on new ways to engage with and represent our members and professionals in the built environment on an international level.

Danish architects seek new ways to optimise our finite resources

Emily Pallot, of Ayre Chamberlain Gaunt, was one of 2018’s RIBAJ Rising Stars. She reveals what a confidence booster it was, and explains the challenges and rewards of leading ACG's London office.

The RIBA has today responded to the government’s announcement confirming the reintroduction of Post-Study Work Visas, as part of a wider reform of the immigration system.

The RIBA has today responded to the Home Office's announcement confirming that architects have officially been added to the Shortage Occupation List (SOL).

The aims of my manifesto will be to establish both inward and outward looking opportunities for our profession, society and the environment. As RIBA East Midlands Regional Chair, I look forward to working with the enthusiastic regional team to develop our goals together, using these themes as a starting point.

It's clear that over the course of the last few years, that the number of RIBA members attending Northamptonshire Society of Architects (NSA) meetings and indeed the frequency of meetings had noticeably dropped, and I felt this was something I could help with improving. In my opinion in order to become a stronger, more valuable group, and one that can reach out to the wider community, we need to go back to basics and get to know each other better first.

Jane Duncan, Chair of the RIBA Expert Advisory Group on Fire Safety, responds to the Worcester Park fire.