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RIBA accredited Client Advisers are experienced architects that can provide impartial and informed advice from the earliest stages of your project. 

The RIBA Client Adviser was central to the development of a transformational outdoor education facility for St John’s School, delivered in a mix of hard and soft landscaping.

Looking for a conservation specialist for your project? The RIBA Conservation Register includes specialists in all aspects of historic building conservation, repair and maintenance. Browse our lists of accredited architects.

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.

The RIBA Business Resilience Roadmap hosts numerous resources to help architects navigate difficult economic times.

The RIBA Business Resilience Roadmap hosts numerous resources to help architects navigate difficult economic times. This section offers essential guidance and practical tools for staying on top of cash flow management, maintaining financial resilience, and getting paid.

The next report in our Design Matters series highlights the benefits of using RIBA Competitions.

Our Design Matters reports showcase how good design is integral to a successful project, including examples of excellence in quality, safety, and sustainability. We use these reports to promote the importance of good design, architecture and architect to clients, Members of Parliament, and civil servants.

The RIBA Business Resilience Roadmap hosts numerous resources to help architects navigate difficult economic times. This section offers essential guidance and insights into business strategy and securing the jobs pipeline.

A house in a garden, by David Leech Architects, is built using everyday materials and techniques easily sourced and knowledgeable for a local builder but translated through design coordination and assembly into something more delightful and exciting. This project was featured as a case study in our report, Design Matters: world class buildings by UK architects.

Andermatt Concert Hall, by Studio Seilern Architects, celebrates context, sustainability, culture and music and brings people, nature, and music to a point of confluence. This project was featured as a case study in our report, Design Matters: world class buildings by UK architects.

Cloud Cuckoo House, by ÜberRaum Architects, in the Black Forest, Germany, sits at an altitude of 800 metres above sea level. This project was featured as a case study in our report, Design Matters: world class buildings by UK architects.

Inagawa Cemetery, by David Chipperfield Architects, is laid out across terraces and divided by a monumental flight of steps leading up to a shrine at the highest point – an axis that orients the whole project. This project was featured as a case study in our report, Design Matters: world class buildings by UK architects.

The fourth report in the Design Matters series highlights RIBA award winning sustainable buildings.

Landscape and green infrastructure-led placemaking

This digital resource shares best practice identified during the first round of the Future Place programme. It has been designed to help identify the key challenges relevant to a particular place, and to stimulate new placemaking solutions.

The Future Place programme run by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH), Local Government Association (LGA), Homes England and Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) - is a joint, two-phase initiative which will unlock placemaking potential at local level through quality in design, future thinking, and knowledge sharing.

Health and wellbeing-led placemaking

Sustainable growth and high density-living-led placemaking

by Niall McLaughlin Architects for LAMDA, winning RIBA London Award 2019 and RIBA National Award 2019