Updates and features from across the RIBA as well as news, stories and opinion from the wider world of architecture and the built environment
See the winning entries to the #MyPseudoGerorgian contest including drawings, collages and photos of London's Georgian and not so Georgian architecture
RIBA Awards Group member John Pardey reflects on the six private house projects on the 2018 RIBA International List, and talks about what made them stand out to the RIBA International Prize judges as buildings to watch out for in 2018.
A look at some of the female pioneers of British Modernism and their contribution to architecture, for International Women's Day
Architects need not be tax experts, but should understand the principles of VAT relief.
How fee deferrals and risk-sharing agreements help one practice achieve fair fees and avoid disputes.
Guide introduces architects to WLC principles and their application through the RIBA work stages.
The Cabinet Office’s SME Panel invites you to take part in a survey aimed at supporting policy change
Teresa Borsuk of PTE urges young women architects to believe in themselves and to keep their foot on the pedal
The long-awaited revision to BS 8300 is out and now extends to exterior spaces.
During the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, architectural pattern books like the ones on display in our Pablo Bronstein exhibition, were instrumental in spreading the Georgian ideal across the English-speaking world.
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