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The RIBA has today responded to the latest Government announcement that students in England will now receive teacher assessed grades for GCSE and A-level results.

Out of 27 schemes that were entered for the Royal Society of Ulster Architects (RSUA) Design Awards in 2021, 10 have been shortlisted for further consideration for an award.

Our reaction to Housing Secretary, Robert Jenrick’s, £12 billion pledge to build new affordable housing.

Read our response to the Government's 2020 Budget.

Net-zero carbon is a target vital to our future. But there are further environmental impacts, such as toxicity, biodiversity and pollution, which designers should not overlook.

The projects shortlisted for this year’s RIBA East Midlands Awards feature a mix of typologies including some modern interventions in historic settings.

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has announced a line-up of internationally recognised architects in the upcoming series of live-streamed RIBA + VitrA Talks.

There are six projects that have been shortlisted for the 2021 RIBA North East awards.

This November, the RIBA will be at Design China Beijing, bringing some of the most exciting names in architecture and design to the city at a series of events.

The RIBA has today responded to the standardisation of A-level results outlined by government.

Read our response to the Government's proposed planning changes.

20 buildings, including a water tower conversion in Norfolk, a mosque in Cambridge and the creative reuse of a derelict coalman’s barn in Hertfordshire, have been shortlisted for the RIBA East 2021 Awards.

We’re working hard to support our Chartered Practices and promote them to clients through a programme of activity which this year includes a national public awareness campaign - Work with an Architect.

How to ensure H&S is addressed at every RIBA stage

Guidance for employees and practices when redundancies are considered

The judging panel – made up of six design leaders and radical thinkers – have selected a shortlist of 12 proposals.

Revealing Wales, an exciting new initiative by RSAW, celebrates the nation’s great buildings and structures.

Architects’ views on future workloads have improved significantly since the lock-down low in April, but the profession remains pessimistic.

Carys Rowlands, RIBA Head of Professional Standards, explains the key provisions to be aware of during the COVID-19 disruption.

The built environment has a key role in supporting an environmentally friendly recovery from the coronavirus pandemic. Senior Policy and Public Affairs Adviser Phoebe MacDonald outlines how the RIBA are lobbying UK government on this and what we are calling for.