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Once it was the route to the Crystal Palace for tourists from around the world, now it is home to more nocturnal visitors.

For over 130 years the Natural History Museum has been changing the way it displays its exhibits, and in the process enthralling generations of visitors.

Some of our architectural items are almost revered and have a special place in history.

Pati de Souza sums up our dazzling first season

An article by David Gloster, Director of Education, on how students can remain focused amid the COVID-19 Crisis.

This new exhibition in the RIBA Practice Space features a selection of entries from the 2018 RIBA Competition to design a new Network Rail Footbridge.

After a long and thorough process assessing applications, the RIBA are pleased to announce the recipients of the 2019 Research Fund.

Every month, RIBA London showcases a London practice. For February 2022 we spoke with the director of London based, international practice Vorbild Architecture, Michael Schienke, about taking a local approach on international projects, team collaboration and the meaning behind their name.

From Victorian train turntable to RIBA Award-winning revamped arts venue: discover the architectural history of the iconic Roundhouse, where this year's RIBA Stirling Prize party will take place, through photographs and drawings from the RIBA Collections.

Love it or loathe it, the tradition of the Christmas party is here to stay. The highlight of the working calendar is the perfect opportunity for businesses to say 'thank you' to staff for all of their hard work, and for employees to let their hair down and indulge in some fun. But how do you create a one-size-fits-all party when you have a large business with obvious generational differences?