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RIBA Chartered Members share advice and stories about their experience in working overseas.

The RIBA is encouraging and supporting its members to work around the world through organising and promoting events, raising awareness and creating opportunities to gain new international contacts, business opportunities, and develop skills and connections.

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

For the third talk in our Architecture Anew series, we will hear from Beijing based Xu Tiantian on how her architecture practice has used design to support and sustain regional communities in China.

This set of key concepts and definitions support RIBA's Climate Guide to help acquire the requisite knowledge towards climate literacy in architecture

See which RIBA Chartered Practices have signed up to take the RIBA 2030 Climate Challenge.

The Global Architecture Exchanges are a unique online series of talks hosted in collaboration with other professional, global institutes of architects where we explore how architects are tackling universal challenges. Join us for the last topic of the year – The impacts of COVID-19 on the way we practise architecture.

Join RIBA International online, to take an in-depth look at five case studies from this year’s RIBA International Awards for Excellence winners to discuss the different approaches and solutions to tackling the climate crisis.

For the 20th edition of Cityscape, RIBA was announced as the inaugural headline sponsor for the dq (design quarter) at Expo 2020 Dubai.

The Global Architecture Exchanges are a unique online series of talks hosted in collaboration with other professional, global institutes of architects where we explore how architects are tackling universal challenges. Join us for Topic 3 – Affordable housing - what can architects do to address social inequalities?

The RIBA regional and national offices bring our members together through their shared interests in architecture and the built environment. 

With over 1000 members in Hong Kong, the RIBA Hong Kong Chapter celebrates and showcases all that the membership has to offer in the region.

RIBA is an international membership body. We provide support to over 40,000 members working - or looking to work - overseas.

By becoming a member, you will be joining a community of people actively engaged in the architecture profession in China and around the world.

The purpose and operational framework of the RIBA are set out in these constitutional documents

RIBA takes the privacy of its users very seriously. Our privacy policy explains our commitment to protect your personal information and meet the principles of the Data Protection Act 1998.

See new artist commissions at RIBA's 1930s modernist headquarters and explore the fabric of our building ahead of its closure, refurbishment and restoration. Explore the artists' biographies.

Our peer review process monitors compliance with internationally recognised standards in architectural education.

Continuing professional development (CPD) is an obligatory part of membership for all RIBA Chartered Members regardless of their professional circumstances. This quick guide should answer any questions you may have about maintaining your records, changes in your circumstances, and how to keep up to date with your CPD obligations.

We also continued to celebrate and showcase excellence through our globally standard–setting awards, talks, and exhibitions.