Knowledge

As part of this year’s South Asian Heritage Month theme, Roots to Routes – we’re celebrating South Asian culture, histories and communities through the unique stories that have shaped the lives of architects today.

Learn more about why the levy is important, who it applies to, and what the money will be used for.

Find out more about the standards, which - one industry expert argues - offer the kind of robust guidelines that will help architects.

Interested in exporting your skills and expertise? Find out how you can access opportunities in overseas markets, join trade missions, and the work RIBA does in identifying markets

If you have worked or are currently working on projects in India or your practice has an office in India, or you are interested in working in India, we would like to hear from you.

Find out more about the 20 winners of the RIBA National Awards

To mark two years since the launch of the Inclusive Design Overlay (IDO) to the RIBA Plan of Work, we are gathering case studies from built-environment professionals who have used the overlay on architectural or design-and-build projects to highlight its success and our members' work in making spaces more inclusive and accessible.

Learn more about the tool made by architects for architects to help produce real-time analysis for sustainable outcomes.

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has launched The Future Business of Architecture — an evidence-based programme exploring what it means to be future ready as an individual and a practice — and culminating in a global interactive conference on 8 October 2025.

The programme - on the theme 'Architectural reverie' - featured speakers from Barcelona, London, and Bristol, and was chaired by Chris Williamson, RIBA President Elect