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The RIBA China Chapter is pleased to initiate the Women in Architecture Digital Nexus (WIADN), an online platform that connects female architects in China and globally, sharing their stories and celebrating their success.

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has today (Tuesday 19 January) announced the recipient of the RIBA President’s Medal for Research and the winners of the President’s Awards for Research.

RIBA Chief Executive Alan Vallance reflects on what was achieved at COP26

Every month, RIBA East Midlands showcases one of the region’s Chartered Practices. For December we meet James Brindley, architect and director of Design Haus Architecture, who specialise in collaborative design pathways and 3D visualisation via Virtual Reality.

Three exceptional projects from around the globe have been shortlisted for the 2021 RIBA International Prize.

In November 2021, RIBA International Chapters organised a series of children's workshops to celebrate World Children's Day. See how the students and children unleashed their creativity through net zero future city inspired entirely by their imagination.

We're excited to reveal the first ever RIBA China Architect 100 digital guide, showcasing projects from outstanding Chinese architects.

We found this fold-out Christmas card among the papers of the artist and designer Mary Adshead. It was designed and sent by the architectural historian Professor Alan Powers, so for our final 'Advent in the Archive' entry we got in touch with him for the full story behind his creation.

Our world-class collections are always growing. Find out about what we collect, and the principles we are guided by.

In these scans for RIBA Horizons 2034, we ask the following questions to the architectural profession: What are the global economic systems and forces that will continue to drive the development of the built environment? How will the way money is spent on new and existing buildings by the public and private sector impact on social equality and the life chances of individuals?

A wide variation of demographic patterns is emerging internationally: with rapid growth continuing in some regions, ageing and contraction elsewhere, coupled with wide-scale movement. In these scans for RIBA Horizons 2034, we ask: How can design professionals simultaneously respond to the level of change at the urban scale, while supporting social cohesion for diverse and intergenerational communities?

Tonkin Liu is one of nine Practice Role Models which represent our vision of what it means to be a successful RIBA Chartered Practice.

ONE Creative environments (ONE) is a multi-disciplinary design practice where clients benefit from a single point of contact, with access to a full design team.

​The RIBA Norman Foster Travelling Scholarship is a prestigious annual travel grant awarded to the architecture student who best demonstrates the potential for outstanding achievement and original thinking on issues that relate to the survival and future of cities and towns. This exhibition features an archival display of the projects submitted by each of the eleven winners, illustrating the outcome of their travels.

An exhibition of a selection of the best entries submitted to the most prestigious international awards in architectural education.

Seeking opportunities overseas is an attractive option for many practices which are already established in the UK. The benefits of working internationally range from reducing your dependency on the domestic market to exposing your practice to new ideas.

RIBA International Week takes place from 3 to 7 July 2017, with a programme of events and keynote speeches around the theme of the New Urban Agenda.

As part of a major new free exhibition Mies van der Rohe + James Stirling: Circling the Square (8 March 2017 – 25 June 2017), the RIBA is organising a series of public events.

Expectations for private housing continue to stay well ahead of other sectors

Experts share UK market insights and business lessons at RIBA Brexit Breakfast