Resources

Alan Jones’s Fact-Finding Mission report is the guiding star toward 2034, and beyond.

RIBA Chartered Practices are the only architectural practices endorsed and promoted by the RIBA. This accreditation sends a strong signal to clients, employees and the wider construction industry and shows that your business is committed to excellence in design and service delivery. The Code of Practice sets out the standards of conduct and practice that the RIBA requires of its Chartered Practices.

Our response to the Architect Registration Board’s engagement survey on Continuous Professional Development principles.

Downloadable digital resources offering support and guidance for your transition from education to practice

RIBA has published two new, free to download guides, Study Architecture Well and Practise Architecture Well. Aimed at architecture students and early-career architects in the UK, they give practical advice on how to do well in study and practice, and, importantly, how to stay well as they cope with the opportunities, stresses, and strains.

The Code of Professional Conduct sets out the standards of conduct and practice that the RIBA requires of its members.

With the support of our expert advisory group, Architects for Change, the RIBA has made some progress to more deeply understand the key challenges that the architecture profession faces regarding equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI).

This report examines what councils must do to get building again and do so in a way that raises standards of design, quality and sustainability across the built environment.

Exclusive guidance for Chartered Practices on quality management, environmental management, health and Safety, employment and equality - to support business effectiveness.

The RIBA has developed best practice guidance for Chartered Practices of all sizes, with practical steps on how to address the underlying issues of gender inequality and a pledge for members to sign up to.