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For the fifth talk in our Architecture Anew series, we will showcase big and small ideas to inspire anyone and everyone to get involved in the rewilding movement, which calls on us all to re-connect with nature.

An online networking event designed to create dialogue, discussion and provide support for small, new and emerging practices in the East.

An online networking event designed to create dialogue and discussion for members in Suffolk.

Join us for an outdoor summer screening of the classic Wes Anderson film The Royal Tenenbaums on the rooftop of South London’s Bussey Building.

Join the Sheffield Society of Architects for a live presentation of the Sky-House residential scheme; a concept, created by award winning Architects CODA Studios, which centres around a shared pocket park with signature private roof garden terraces.

Join our small practice representative Sarah Stead for the next peer to peer sole and small practice regional online community.

Join RIBA London architects as we celebrate the London Festival of Architecture with a series of evening talks and discussion panels, focused on the theme of Care. This talk will focus on caring for the planet.

Join RIBA London architects as we celebrate the London Festival of Architecture with a series of evening talks and discussion panels, focused on the theme of Care. This talk will explore caring for the profession's wellbeing.

Join RIBA London architects as we celebrate the London Festival of Architecture with a series of evening talks and discussion panels, focused on the theme of Care. The theme of this talk focusses on caring about an inclusive workplace culture.

This sociable interactive event is a growing networking platform for local RIBA Members to share tips, concerns or questions about their practice or the profession. It is also a chance to celebrate architecture so do come forward if you would like to share your projects and expertise to our local audience of RIBA architects.

The 2021 RSAW Spring School will explore the idea of reimagining design. Speakers include representatives from Stirling Prize winners dRMM Architects and Sarah Wigglesworth Architects.

An insight into retrofitting offices at 1 Regent Street, Cambridge to meet the Passivhaus Standard given by Alex Reeve, Sustainable Buildings Advisor at the University of Cambridge’s Estates Division

The Global Architecture Exchanges are a unique online series of talks hosted in collaboration with other professional, global architectural institutes where we explore how architects are tackling universal challenges. Join us on for Topic 1 - Climate Change/Sustainability – How do architects respond to the climate emergency?

An online networking event designed to create dialogue, discussion and provide support for small, new, and emerging practices in the East.

Join us for this creative online workshop taking inspiration from the work of Barbara Hepworth for young people aged 15-18. You will learn a methodology for sketching an idea for a pavilion, transforming it into a model, and drawing it in different scales and levels of detail.

Join us this summer to discover the cutting edge designs of Olympic buildings through history in a creative architecture workshop for young people aged 15 to 18. We will be inspired by the iconic Olympic buildings and the architects that created them to create a collaborative Olympic village.

October marks Black History Month in the UK – it’s a time to celebrate the culture and achievements of the Black British community.

The Global Architecture Exchanges are a unique online series of talks hosted in collaboration with other professional, global institutes of architects where we explore how architects are tackling universal challenges. Join us for Topic 2 – The future of cities – Revitalising/reimagining cities post-COVID.

Join us for a creative architecture workshop for young people aged 11 to 15 at our London headquarters. Participants will take part in a series of games and challenges to explore the architect-client relationship and how communication can evolve the design of a building.

 #EthelDay is an annual event that celebrates the contribution of women to the profession of architecture. The day is inspired by Ethel Mary Charles, the first woman to be elected to membership of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) in 1898. In 2019, we shared more about women throughout history whose contributions to architecture may not be well known.