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Tips on getting planning consent from a Past President of the RTPI.

Whether you've never considered entering the RIBA Awards before, or you're an old hand, there are plenty of reasons to submit your project. You might be surprised at the range of buildings that the awards celebrate. We've debunked some of the common myths about the RIBA Awards. Your project could be just what our juries are looking for.

RIBA Head of Professional Standards, Carys Rowlands, looks at the mandatory new CPD topic, architecture for social purpose.

Architects left 2017 with an uplift in confidence despite continuing Brexit concerns

Court rules that architects must treat the client budget as a constraint

The EU procurement passport (ESPD) promises to reduce PQQ burden.

Take a closer look at four sacred buildings on the 2018 RIBA International List, which span three different continents and offer new spaces for worship

Each year, architects across the UK enter projects of every type, scale and budget for the RIBA Awards. From this single entry process, the schemes enter the running for RIBA Regional, National and Special Awards. Six will be shortlisted for the RIBA Stirling Prize, and one will go all the way and be crowned the UK’s best. But what is it like to win a RIBA Award, and what does success mean to our winners?

Additional revenue is to be invested in improved services

With the adoption of more collaborative and informal styles of working, practices require more leaders