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Named in honour of modernist architect and social housing pioneer, Neave Brown (1926-2018), the annual award recognises the UK’s best new affordable housing.

The RIBA Principal Designer Register allows individual RIBA Chartered Members in the UK to demonstrate that they meet the competence criteria to serve as principal designers. Please note that the members of the register that have passed the higher risk building assessment contain HRB next to their name.

Join us at the Roundhouse, London to celebrate the best of UK architecture.

The annual award celebrates achievement in the creative reuse of buildings to improve their environmental, social, or economic sustainability.

The Reinvention Award celebrates the creative transformation of an existing building and the project’s vital improvement to environmental, social, or economic sustainability.

The RIBA Client of the Year Award honours the key role that a good client plays in the creation of fine architecture.

Keep up to date with the Royal Institute of British Architects' public affairs work throughout 2025, including our engagement with Ministers, MPs, Peers and events in UK Parliament.

Guerrilla Tactics is RIBA’s annual flagship conference for small and medium sized architectural practices, providing a wealth of insightful information with a focus on essential business skills for architects.

Explore colour in design with RIBA East, Crown Paints, and BIID in collaboration with Stacey Barnfield from the Colour Palette Company. This workshop is exclusively tailored for architects and interior designers.

Now in its 27th year, the annual award celebrates the key role that a good client plays in the creation of excellent architecture.

As part of this year’s South Asian Heritage Month theme, Roots to Routes – we’re celebrating South Asian culture, histories and communities through the unique stories that have shaped the lives and architects today.

Our Culture Report celebrates a year of activity sharing and celebrating architecture with our members, the profession, and the public.

Our Presidential taskforce for workplace wellbeing is made up of leading industry figures looking to address the serious issues that came to light in our recent Workplace conditions and wellbeing report, which surveyed staff at RIBA registered architecture practices.

The first white paper from the Future Business of Architecture explores future scenarios for architectural activity. It investigates shifting construction sectors and how refurbishment might exceed new build. It also asks what regions across the world might drive international growth.