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The Royal Society of Architects in Wales has published its Review of the Year for 2017 which documents key news, events, and initiatives that have occurred this year; for the benefit of members, the general public, and architects across Wales.

Inspired writing can help attract the clients you want

Fellowships have been approved for fifteen RIBA Chartered Members who have made a significant contribution to architecture and the built environment.

Your practice is your people and your people are your business assets. Continuing Professional Development (CPD) isn’t just an investment in their future – it’s an investment in yours.

RIBA has raised serious concerns over the direction of the Independent Review of Building Regulations and Fire Safety, led by Dame Judith Hackitt, commenced in the aftermath of the Grenfell Tower fire.

RIBA is warning of the economic consequences of a bad or no deal Brexit for the architecture sector in a new report Global Talent, Global Reach.

Recent hearing highlights the need for effective communication

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) welcomes James Brokenshire MP as the new Housing Secretary.

The RIBA Pre-construction Information Checklist helps architects fulfil the CDM 2015 Principal Designer role

Explore the business potential of new technologies at RIBA Smart Practice Conference 2017.

RIBA student Council representatives work with young people across the Commonwealth on a manifesto aimed at making human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable.

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has tonight (5 December 2017) announced the winner of the 2017 RIBA President’s Medal for Research for the best research project, submitted to the RIBA President’s Awards for Research, also revealed this evening.

Consultation on update of access good practice bible BS 8300 closes on 13 August.

Ranging from a £100,000 house in Belfast to a £75m hospital in Omagh, 21 projects have been shortlisted for the RSUA Design Awards.

A proposal to build ’room boxes’ on top of London’s terraced houses in response to the housing crisis and a design for a school damaged in the 2011 Tohoku earthquake win 2017 President’s Medals

Drop in confidence makes it difficult for practices to plan ahead.

On a very cold February morning, John Morgan, director at Leonard Design Architects, took a group of nine Year 3 Architecture students from The University of Nottingham and Nottingham Trent University on a visit to see one of the practice’s projects.

Tim Bailey has been the Chair of the RIBA North East region since September 2016 and is a Partner in xsite architecture in Newcastle. Here, he takes one look back at 2017 and two steps forward into the New Year.

The odds of getting paid on time need not be a matter of chance

RIBA President Ben Derbyshire writes a letter in response to The Times