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In this scan for RIBA Horizons 2034, Ronita Bardhan looks at the next 10 years, where sustainable design will no longer be just about carbon emissions reduction and shifting to net zero. The onset of climate change will require adaptation of the existing built environment to ensure it is resilient to increasingly adverse weather conditions.

A strong advocate for the built environment, His Royal Highness studied architecture and worked in practice as a partner before taking on increased royal duties.

The latest event from RIBA's Hong Kong Chapter brings together stakeholders from the construction industry to discuss and consolidate actions to support Hong Kong’s net zero 2050 agenda.

Learn more about adding value in the pitching process and client engagement from architects-turned-developers Adam Dainow and Charlie Caswell.

OUT of Space was an exhibition organised by the RIBA LGBTQ+ Community internal group, and the RIBA Library and Collections team to highlight contributions of the LGBTQ+ community within architecture and the built environment.

In this blog to mark South Asian Heritage Month, director of DesignAware Takbir Fatima reflects on her creative and entrepreneurial journey.

Join RIBA Learning at the V&A for a drop-in activity for families inspired by the Tropical Modernism exhibition.

Read more about the winning projects of the RIBA London Awards 2024

The Jencks Foundation at The Cosmic House and the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) are pleased to announce Dogma, a Brussels-based practice focused on the relationship between architecture and the city, as the 2023 recipient of the Charles Jencks Award.

We are delighted to invite you to part one of three of Shropshire Society of Architects autumn 2023 lecture series.

Join RIBA West Midlands to take a look at what modular housing looks like in the future.

Come together with fellow architects and help shape activity in Gloucestershire in 2024 by joining the conversation.

Tomas Millar, architect and director at Millar+Howard Workshop, will be in discussion with a fellow group of RIBA Chartered Architects on stage to discuss what an architect can bring to your domestic project.

An opportunity to meet some of our RIBA Chartered Architects and ask them about your project and seek their professional advice.

Read more about four exceptional clients championing outstanding architecture.

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has announced the shortlist for the Stephen Lawrence Prize 2024, with projects presenting a fusion of social purpose and restorative design.

Architects are encouraged to blend the technical and the cultural when undertaking heritage work.

Supported by the Marco Goldschmied Foundation, the Stephen Lawrence Prize awards the best project led by an early career Project Architect, celebrating new architectural talent.

Whether you’re running a well-established practice or winning your first job, do not start a project without buying a RIBA Site Signboard.

Following the successful event in Paris, the second event was held in Milan, and was a significant milestone in the journey towards establishing RIBA Europe.