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An online event to create dialogue, discussion and support for small practices in the South West. This month, we continue the Passivhaus case studies series looking into some elements of specific projects in greater detail.

Calling all sole practitioners and architects working in small practices. We’ve developed a series of interactive online events to provide a forum to discuss issues and problems that practices are facing as they navigate their way through the COVID-19 pandemic and the climate emergency.

Find out more about our work on sustainability and climate action, including how we're supporting our members with guides on designing sustainable buildings, and encouraging RIBA Chartered Practices to sign up to the 2030 Climate Challenge.

We answer your questions on the RIBA 2030 Climate Challenge for Chartered Practices.

The RIBA Gulf Chapter will host Koichi Takada who will present his beautiful and innovative project within the new National Museum of Qatar (NMOQ) to the online audience. He will also show some other projects designed by their office.

Calling all practice owners, sole practitioners and architects working in small practices. The RIBA has developed a series of interactive online events to provide a forum to discuss issues and questions that practices are facing as they navigate their way through the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and Brexit. For this session we will be focusing on Brexit and discussing the future economic implications for the profession. You are welcome to submit questions and concerns about Brexit, European projects and related issues which we will try to address in this session.

For the sixth talk in our Architecture Anew series, we will look at the ways in which climate justice intersects with feminism through a focus on collective co-housing models.

RIBA South West welcomes Natalie Skeete of Forest Architecture as our speaker for the RIBA Annual Lecture 2021 with Arts University Bournemouth.

This collection of resources from RIBA and our partners is designed to support you in taking the RIBA 2030 Climate Challenge.

Join MawsonKerr as they walk you through how to design a Passivhaus in detail, followed by Mark Siddall who will demonstrate the RIBA Passivhaus overlay.

Calling all sole practitioners and architects working in small practices. We’ve developed a series of interactive online events to provide a forum to discuss issues and problems that practices are facing as they navigate their way through the COVID-19 pandemic and the climate emergency.

Join us on Thursday 27 April for this year's Royal Society of Architects in Wales Spring Conference at the Centre for Alternative Technology in Machynlleth.

The 2021 Built Environment Summit is a global conference hosted by the RIBA in partnership with Architects Declare.

Confirm your RIBA Chartered Practice will sign up to the RIBA 2030 Climate Challenge and its series of targets to reduce operational energy, embodied carbon and potable water.

Join us for a free drop-in creative event for families and young people with hands-on activities around sustainability and the environment.

This year’s Guerrilla Tactics calls on architects to recognise the power of collaboration for winning work, levelling up their skills, and fostering resilience. It will ask how practices can lift each other up by pooling knowledge and resources without fear of competitive behaviour; how large and small practices can leverage their unique advantages for shared benefit; and how digital relationships can transcend local networks.

Join Alice Brownfield (Peter Barber Architects) and Carl Gulland (John Pardey Architects) to hear the story behind housing developments Kiln Place and Lovedon Fields - hosted by Kaye Stout (Pollard Thomas Edwards) and followed by a live interactive Q&A session.

Join the RIBA Exeter Branch for their 2022 AGM followed by a talk on biomimicry by Nicola Peel, environmentalist and inspirational speaker.

Join our panel of speakers for a discussion on the implementation and impact of SuDS with an opportunity for Q&A.

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) responds to the call for evidence from the Building Better, Building Beautiful Commission.