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Dyson offers lessons for small practices at Guerrilla Tactics.

The market seems steady, if not growing, but London and Northern Ireland remain pessimistic due to Brexit uncertainty

The Royal Society of Architects in Wales and the Welsh School of Architecture, Cardiff University are pleased to announce 2018's Practice Experience Programme, enabling current 2nd year students to connect with a local practice between January and April 2018. Practices based in South Wales can apply to be Host Practices by downloading and returning the Register of Interest form.

RIBA Chartered Membership gives you the chance to build relationships with experienced practitioners and like-minded individuals, making valuable industry connections.

RIBA Regional Awards Shortlist North West 2018

Three days of lectures, discussions, panels, pop up pavilions, walks and family events exploring urban development in the 21st century.

This year’s Smart Practice conference is all about new opportunities.

A contemporary vision of the English country house: Caring Wood wins RIBA House of the Year 2017

A talent exodus and cancelled building projects theme this years’ Global by Design report, issuing a stark Brexit warning from architects across the UK

Advocates to help drive Good Growth by Design.

David Miller, Creative Director of Guerrilla Tactics gives an overview of the RIBA’s flagship professional event for small-to-medium-sized practices which took place on 14 and 15 November.

The Royal Institute of British Architects is warning of the impact of Brexit uncertainty in a new report, Global by Design 2018.

Local authorities need to act fast to benefit from investment.

In the summer of 2017, a group of young people were invited to explore architecture ‘Beyond Borders’ as part of a week-long summer school in the village of Oryahovitza, Bulgaria.

2017 shortlist announced for the UK’s best new building

Fourteen buildings have been shortlisted for RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects) South East 2018 Awards. There were 43 buildings entered in the region, which covers Kent, Surrey and Sussex.

Architects advised to submit applications ahead of planned rise where possible

This World Book Day, discover two historic architectural publications in the RIBA Collections: the epic 88 volume 'London Street Views' published in the 1830s by John Tallis, and Sir Banister Fletcher's 'History of Architecture', first published in 1896.

What happens when control of the BIM model is used as leverage in a contract dispute?

An introduction to the six buildings on the 2017 RIBA Stirling Prize shortlist, now competing to be named the UK’s best new building