Knowledge

The all-new 21st edition of Sir Banister Fletcher’s A History of Architecture, published by Bloomsbury in partnership with RIBA and the University of London, unites 88 expert voices to transform what was once a western-centric, potted world history into a truly globalised history of architecture. These contributors represent an international cohort from a range of disciplines including architecture, history and archaeology. In the run up to publication, we found out more about what drew the contributors to the project, and why it’s so important.

Managing Editor of Sir Banister Fletcher's Global History of Architecture, Catherine Gregg, on why the time was right to revisit a classic.

Selling the benefits of sustainable design, in builds of all types

Sharing risks and responsibilities across the project’s team

Sheron Carter, Chief Executive at Habinteg, highlights the need to plan for more accessible new homes.

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has today named Ensamble Studio as the recipient of the 2019 RIBA Charles Jencks Award.

Information on RIBA Fellow, Chartered, Associate and Affiliate Member subscriptions fees.

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.

Danish architects seek new ways to optimise our finite resources

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.