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The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) responds to the defeat of the Prime Minister’s EU withdrawal deal.

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has expressed significant concerns in its response to the Government consultation on planning reforms.

Requirement to state performance quality of construction products will remain after the UK leaves

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has today (Thursday 10 January), published a report arguing for a drastic reform of the UK’s immigration system.

Practices share their plans and ideas for the challenging year ahead

International architects have made a vital contribution to the success of British architecture and turned the UK into a global architectural powerhouse. Read how our new research, supported by feedback from RIBA members, shows how the sector’s global and diverse workforce has enriched British practice, and the steps that Government must take to ensure that the new immigration system works for UK architecture, benefits the public and supports the wider economy.

Join us this February half term for a series of fun creative workshops and courses inspired by architecture and design, for children and young people.

2019 promises to be full of challenge. It will certainly be uppermost in architects' minds that their practice is often very quickly and unpredictably affected by political and economic instability and uncertainty.

Student blogger Hani Salih reflects on the past three years of architecture school and the years to come

During 2018, RIBA North East celebrated and supported the rich diversity of architects in the North East.