Resources

The RIBA has produced a prospectus of exemplary places that demonstrate high quality design in response to Sir Oliver Letwin's independent review of build out rates. 

This report makes the case for addressing the UK’s transport issues as part of the solution to the housing crisis. Alongside the report, RIBA commissioned ComRes to survey public opinion on transport infrastructure and housing.

This RIBA/Microsoft report captures a moment in the architectural profession’s ‘digital transformation journey’. It explores the benefits and challenges of the innovative technologies that are changing the way in which architects work.

This paper introduces architects to carbon assessment in the built environment and its application through the RIBA work stages. It makes the case for architects’ role in reducing carbon emissions to mitigate climate change, explains the key concepts of embodied and whole life carbon and recommends the use of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) methodology for undertaking whole life carbon assessments (RICS Whole life carbon assessment for the built environment professional statement). 

This guide explains the key quality assurance requirements for Chartered Practices to help those considering Chartered Practice status to work towards meeting the standards. 

One year to Brexit: What is the RIBA doing? With just a year to go until the UK formally leaves the European Union, we are working tirelessly to get the best Brexit deal possible for architects. 

The Public Realm directory lists all the accredited RIBA Chartered Practices with experience of designing buildings, infrastructure, and other physical assets for publicly funded clients. 

Global By Design 2018: The RIBA's recommendations for a Brexit that works for UK architecture 

Videos from the Fire Safety Briefing on 27 February 2018 

Templates and practical guides on appointments and pre-construction information and to help architects discharge their duties as Designers and Principal Designers under CDM 2015 Health and Safety Regulations.