Knowledge

How the profession, can best reflect and engage with the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals, the UN’s plan of action for people, prosperity and the planet.

A hundred years on from the 1919 Housing Act, we kick start a programme of talks, displays and events exploring how architects old and new have experimented with creating homes for all.

Information on what the Tier 1 visa means for architects.

Henrietta couldn't you why or when she first realised she wanted to be an architect, but it was from a very young age. She always had an interest in design and began her journey into architecture working on tree houses, woodland camps and dolls' houses.

The Expert Advisory Group’s new recruits explain the role they play in addressing architecture’s many concerns

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH), Local Government Association (LGA) and Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) have today (Thursday 13 December) launched Future Place: a joint two-phase initiative to recognise, reward and encourage high quality placemaking in England.

Architects chasing money they are owed must follow a new protocol

This year, RIBA North East are celebrating and supporting the rich diversity of architects in the North East.

Over 500 students and architects attended the RIBA Annual Lecture 2018 series in partnership with our fabulous South West universities from October to November. Seeking to inspire the next generation of architects through hearing the stories behind award-winning and innovative architecture, and journeys into architecture, the lectures mixed up students and practicing RIBA architects to stimulate new student-professional connections, and provided a window into the work of the RIBA.

The RIBA has today (11 December) signed a partnership agreement with the Planning Portal, signalling a joint commitment to work together for the benefit of architects and their clients.