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​Developing Research in Architectural Practice is aimed at practitioners who want to be more strategic about the way they use their knowledge. This lecture shows that not only does research lead to the development of new funding streams, it makes practice more resilient and intellectually exciting.​

​A new Folly designed by a Yorkshire schoolboy is now on show with the National Trust at the World Heritage Site of Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal.

​This conference will be invaluable to planners and architects' understanding of Passivhaus design principles and their application in an increasing number of residential developments.

​The session will provide ideas and guidance about what practices are looking for.

​Where does the responsibility lie for ensuring our buildings are safe for tenants and other building users? At the RIBA fire safety conference, in collaboration with RICS and CIOB, you will hear experts from across the built environment sector analyse current failings in the design, procurement, construction and maintenance of buildings and provide alternative solutions for industry and regulations.

The RIBA North West Incubator, located in brand new offices at the RIBA North National Architecture Centre in Liverpool, has 4 desks currently available. Members of the Incubator get use of the office space as well as café, meeting rooms and event spaces. Users also benefit from networking with their peers, along with a programme of support from the RIBA to help grow your business.

We’ve developed a series of interactive online events to provide a forum to discuss issues that practices are facing as they navigate their way through the coronavirus pandemic. In this session, we discuss how to embed equality, diversity and inclusion into your practice.

We’ve developed a series of interactive online events to provide a forum to discuss issues that practices are facing as they navigate their way through the coronavirus pandemic. In this session, we discuss the ways in which technology can transform your practice.

We’ve developed a series of interactive online events to provide a forum to discuss issues that practices are facing as they navigate their way through the coronavirus pandemic. In this session, we discuss what a succession plan looks like and how practices can put one in place.

A digital talk by Professor Philip F Yuan, Archi-Union founder and professor at College of Architecture and Urban Planning (CAUP) Tongji University, livestreamed from China.

We’ve developed a series of interactive online events to provide a forum to discuss issues that practices are facing as they navigate their way through the coronavirus pandemic. In this session, we discuss the ways in which technology can transform your practice. In this session, we discuss how practices can manage their staff resources during challenging times.

In celebration of Open House 2020, join architectural historian Neal Shasore to take a look at the RIBA’s 1930s headquarters.

The Open EcoHomes Cambridge Festival is running from 14 Sept - 20 October and anyone is welcome to join. This event is on 1st October from 6-7pm

The RIBA invites you to sharpen your pencils and take part in a one-day design sprint and live design review session, to propose innovative design ideas for ‘City Sanctuary Beijing’, a new multi-functional, green public space to promote well-being in the city.

Hear about inspirational projects from across the globe as we explore innovative design for a globally sustainable future. Join host Mina Hasman and guests Nuru Karim, NUDES, Mumbai and Mouaz Abouzaid, Verform, Dubai. Followed by Q&A.

This year’s Guerrilla Tactics poses questions about the role of the architect in contemporary practice, investigates alternative business models designed to share profits and responsibilities more equitably, and emphasises the benefits of collaboration and knowledge sharing between practices, while offering practical tips and strategies for working smarter.

In collaboration with the UK’s Department for International Trade and RIBA Singapore Chapter, the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) is delighted to be hosting a Sharing Session on the theme of Saving Global Heritage

A workshop addressing the challenges of managing teams in a remote setting, providing tools and practices for supporting staff effectively.

An interactive wellbeing workshop addressing common mental health difficulties, providing information, tips and tools to support you.

Join our first Sustainability Mastermind session where we will peer-review current projects on the drawing board. We’ll discuss and review live projects put forward by architects from our region.