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On 22 September 2017 we welcomed the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Karen Bradley MP, the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Greg Clark MP and Sir Peter Bazalgette to 66 Portland Place for the launch of the Independent Review of the Creative Industries.

In May 2017 and in March 2018 a student survey was sent to accredited schools in the United Kingdom on behalf of the RIBA. Just over 1,200 students completed the survey in 2017 and over 900 in 2018 pointing to the scale of the issue and the interest that students have in their mental wellbeing.

Architects are encouraged to respond to BEIS consultation before 19 January deadline.

RIBA launches an open call for a PechaKucha highlighting social benefit

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has reacted to the death of Neave Brown, the celebrated Modernist architect.

RIBA is delighted to present Pablo Bronstein: Conservatism, or the Long Reign of Pseudo-Georgian architecture. Fifty new drawings by the British-Argentinian artist Pablo Bronstein, are framed alongside a selection of rarely-seen historical Georgian and Neo-Georgian material from the RIBA Collections.

The 2018 RIBA Norman Foster Travelling Scholarship has been awarded to Steven Hutt from the University of Greenwich for his proposal ‘East of Eden’ which will explore nature in eastern mega-cities.

14 housing schemes, 8 schools, a city farm (Waterloo Community Farm) and refurbished public house (The Sekforde) are among the 61 buildings to receive RIBA London Awards 2018 from the Royal Institute of British Architects.

Whether you've never considered entering the RIBA Awards before, or you're an old hand, there are plenty of reasons to submit your project. You might be surprised at the range of buildings that the awards celebrate. We've debunked some of the common myths about the RIBA Awards. Your project could be just what our juries are looking for.

Customising software can make small practices more efficient.

RIBA North East members showcase their diversity, skills, interest and backgrounds, highlighting how it has impacted on their careers within architecture.

Practices looking to access growth finance are weighing the pros and cons of the emerging direct lending model.

The RIBA has responded to the Secretary of State Sajid Javid's speech on social housing to the National Housing Federation conference 2017

Compliance with Part M may not be sufficient to prevent discrimination under the law.

The RIBA publish a new report outlining what the Government needs to do to help create homes and communities that are resilient to flood damage.

Want to discover the latest launches in design? Meet like-minded professionals and explore more than 200 of the world’s most iconic design brands? We’ve pulled together our top 5 things to do and see at this year’s designjunction.

For architecture student Hani Salih the profession has a bright future but only if the new generation of architects seek a new way of working

To celebrate London History Day, we've delved into the RIBA Collections to explore proposed, but never built, architectural schemes for London through history, and alternative proposals for existing buildings. Discover the schemes through the RIBApix image library and vote for your favourite unbuilt London building.

Six projects have been shortlisted, including a converted factory art venue, a house mimicking an upturned ship’s hull and a forestry centre built from timber grown on site

Microsoft and the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) have today (30 May 2018) launched a new report, ‘Digital Transformation in Architecture’, which explores the benefits and challenges of the innovative technologies that are changing the way architects work.