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The RIBA East Sustainability Group is pleased to present an online talk from Heather Jones and Fred Hedges of 3C Shared Services who will discuss the changes to the Building Regulations, announced by the government in December 2021.

The RIBA East Small & Emerging Practice Network is a regular online networking meeting aimed at start-ups, sole practitioners and small and emerging practices in the East of England.

Come together with friends, former colleagues and contemporaries to celebrate the past, present and future of architecture

Join RIBA West Midlands at the University of Wolverhampton for an evening with RIBAJ Rising Star Josh Foster as we explore careers in architecture and design.

Join us for an introductory online architecture workshop for young people aged 15 to 18. Learn basic key architectural movements and need-to-know architects throughout history, right through to the present day.

Join us for this two day creative architecture workshop and discover the opportunity of narrative led design, with exhibition designers West Port Architects, for young people aged 15 to 18 years.

Join us for this creative architecture workshop in which we will explore ways to make our housing work for future generations. For children aged 7 to 10.

Join RIBA Learning for a morning of creative drawing and making. Be inspired by our world-leading architecture collections and learn simple techniques of print making. This workshop is for children aged 6 to 12, accompanied by an adult.

Join Tom Waddicor (Maccreanor Lavington) and Angus Morrogh-Ryan (De Matos Ryan) to hear the stories behind Ibstock Place School Refectory and The Alice Hawthorn – hosted by Dav Bansal (Glenn Howells Architects) and followed by a live interactive Q&A session.

The J.E.D.I. talks (Just Equity Diversity Inclusion) are hosted by the RIBA NE ‘Change The Record’ campaign group. The J.E.D.I. talks have become a popular platform for discussion on themes varying from flexible working, the impact of the pandemic, racism v. inclusion, gender diversity and the human cost of architecture. We’re excited to announce what’s coming next.

Join the RIBA Education and Practice teams for an opportunity to gather voices from across the sector for a day for strategic thinking. This away day will consider concerns and insights about the interface between architecture education and practice, and allow attendees to strategise together, enabling new ideas to emerge and connections to be formed.  

Join us in conjunction with Office for Place to discuss how the government and architects can collaborate to make healthy, sustainable communities, fit for the future.

The RIBA Hampshire 2023 lecture series kicks off with Sam Goss from Barefoot Architects talking about how cohousing can transform the way people live through co-design, collaboration, and community.

Book your space now for RIBA South/South East's first conservation group talk of 2023. We will be joined by guest speakers from Southampton City Council and Pritchard Architects, who will share their insights on The Heritage Asset Repair Programme (HARP) and a case study of the Weigh House.

Our second session will focus on ‘Architecture & Energy’. The focus on climate change has alerted more of us to the growing concerns about energy consumption and being more sustainable. As architects we want to be able to deliver great design, to customers specifications and offer solutions which embrace interesting energy solutions.

A special evening launching the opening of three new exhibitions at the RIBA Headquarters in London.

The Social are screening Terry Gilliam’s Brazil as part of an autumn series of films on Fictional Architecture, celebrating cinematic constructions which fly in the face of the normal rules of architecture.

Join the YAPF and Napper Architects Director Alan Rees for a guided re-tour of the restoration and remodeling of the Grade II listed Newcastle City Baths.

The Social are screening Ghost in the Shell as part of an autumn series of films on Fictional Architecture, celebrating cinematic constructions which fly in the face of the normal rules of architecture.

Pritzker Prize winning architect Eduardo Souto de Moura will speak about recent projects in his office and the possibilities for an architecture that coexists with nature.