Knowledge

A tribute from RIBA President, Alan Jones, upon the passing of His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh.

Executive coach Karen Fugle explains how to identify those who can help your career and those who might be holding you back.

New permitted development rights for high streets will come into force on 1 August 2021. They allow the change of use from commercial, business and service uses to residential.

What will the RIBA’s climate literacy competency tests cover? Mina Hasman, the author of forthcoming guidance, explains some of the topics and level of expertise.

Our list of upcoming events and opportunities for architecture students and early career professionals.

Katy Wade, RIBA's Regional Schools Programme Co-ordinator, explains how to link the national curriculum in primary schools to architecture: introducing elevation, section and plan; the three words every primary school teacher should know.

In autumn 2020 we launched Architects Connect: a digital schools programme offering free, bespoke and hands-on learning experiences to school students.

Chief Executive Alan Vallance shares RIBA's initial response to the Government Commission's report - reiterating our commitment to listen to and support people from underrepresented racialised groups, in our organisation and our sector.

Dieter Bentley-Gockmann is the author of the RIBA’s new handbook for embedding health and safety in design. He explains how it provides essential information that will support members in the future mandatory competency test.

A summary of our response to the Government consultation on England’s new planning system.