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The List 20 is the RIBA Directory of Chartered Practices. It contains full contact details of RIBA Chartered Practices, along with markers to identify a track record within certain construction sectors.

The Way Ahead outlines RIBA’s new Education and Professional Development Framework. It signifies a new direction for architectural education and continuing professional development, with a greater emphasis on health and life safety, the climate emergency and professional ethics.

The Public Realm directory lists all the accredited RIBA Chartered Practices with experience of designing buildings, infrastructure, and other physical assets for publicly funded clients.

Part 1 Architectural Assistant Zafir Ameen shares his thesis project exploring the potential of Space Based Solar Power to solve the climate emergency

The economic reports provide summarised information about the economic context of architectural practice. These are the reports from 2021.

The RIBA, in conjunction with 20 built environment and climate action organisations, has written to Permanent Secretary at MHCLG to outline concerns about the Future Buildings Standard.

The List 21 contains full contact details of RIBA Chartered Practices, along with markers to identify a track record within certain construction sectors.

Take a look at our 2034 Masterplan – a strategic framework which sets a series of long-term goals to guide our activity to 2034, the date at which we become 200 years old.

Our response to the Architect Registration Board’s engagement survey on Continuous Professional Development principles.

Commercial 20 lists the accredited RIBA Chartered Practices with experience of designing commercial buildings, including office developments tretail parks and major sports venues.

The 2020 Future Place report explores several strategies for approaching the design of places and spaces after COVID-19.

Health and Life Safety, Climate Literacy and Ethical Practice mandatory competences are proposed to ensure RIBA Chartered Members are competent to practice and to provide public assurance.

Alan Jones’s Fact-Finding Mission report is the guiding star toward 2034, and beyond.

This white paper outlines the problems facing architecture students today and provides clear steps that should be taken to recruit and maintain a competent, skilled, and diverse pipeline.

Essential best practice guidance for RIBA members and RIBA Chartered Practices on fire safety, including practice notes on professional indemnity insurance, restrictions on combustible materials, and sprinklers.

Our initial guide on the legal implications of the Building Safety Act 2022 and other draft regulations in England for architects and practices.

The Future Trends survey monitors the employment and business trends affecting the architectural profession. These are the survey results from 2022.

The List 22 contains full contact details of RIBA Chartered Practices, along with markers to identify a track record within certain construction sectors.

Our response to the Architect Registration Board’s consultation on proposed changes to Investigations and Professional Conduct Committee Rules.

Our response to the Architects’ Registration Board survey on modernising architectural education and training.