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Host your event at RIBA's iconic House of Architecture. 66 Portland Place is an award-winning Art Deco venue in central london. Catering to conferences, weddings, film shoots, and more.

Read our responses to government consultations and cross-party inquiries, which we use to lobby government and champion architects, better buildings, stronger communities and higher environmental standards.

A report detailing the impact of Brexit on architecture exports and how the profession can continue to grow globally as Britain leaves the EU. 

A comprehensive list of all content relating to Brexit, published by the RIBA.

The RIBA responds to UK government consultations on the impact of coronavirus to inform government of how the pandemic is affecting the architecture sector and what government support is required.

This briefing outlines responses to questions we have been asked by current and prospective members.

Global By Design 2018: The RIBA's recommendations for a Brexit that works for UK architecture 

The RIBA's recommendations to the government for boosting Britain's architectural exports after Britain leaves the European Union.

The RIBA's recommendations for the government for building a post-Brexit immigration system that works for UK architecture.

The RIBA's recommendations for the government for Mutual Recognition of Professional Qualifications.

'Powered by People: Building a Post-Brexit Immigration System for UK Architecture' is a major new research report, the result of detailed research and interviews with international architects living in the UK. It gives the most complete picture to date of the sector's international workforce, and sets out what is needed to ensure the immigration system supports rather than damages the UK’s vital architecture sector.

Join us for a series of events and activities focused on the climate emergency and the built environment. This series was formerly known as People, Place, Planet.

For the seventh talk in our Architecture Anew series, we will host an in-person conversation with architects Waugh Thistleton and architectural historian Barnabas Calder about the relationship between architecture and energy resources past, present and future.

by Design Engine Architects Ltd for University of Winchester, winning RIBA South Award 2017

by Wright & Wright Architects for Magdalen College, winning RIBA South Award 2017 and RIBA South Conservation Award 2017 and RIBA National Award 2017

by Acanthus Clews Architects for St. John the Baptist Church, Burford, winning RIBA South Award 2017 and RIBA South Conservation Award 2017 and RIBA National Award 2017

by Richard Meier & Partners Architects with Berman Guedes Stretton for Private client, winning RIBA South Award 2017