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A candid discussion around the enduring value of building in historic styles.

Led by REMAC TY and supported by the RIBA China office, 100 young creators have been announced for the RIBA 2022 Metaverse Design Idea Festival. The festival opened up a new space for existing cities in the metaverse, and the competition explored the possibility of cultural extension into the digital world by further promoting the shift from reality to virtuality.

During the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, architectural pattern books like the ones on display in our Pablo Bronstein exhibition, were instrumental in spreading the Georgian ideal across the English-speaking world.

The Royal Institute of British Architects has today launched an international search for post-pandemic design ideas.

Sheppard Robson present their latest publication on co-creation for positive change, Ideas on Co-Creation, at York Design Week

Join us for this creative architecture workshop and explore how you can make your architectural style, ideas, and ideals visible for all to see. For ages 15 to 18 years.

Learn more about why architects should take a leading role in designing for later living communities.

For some local authorities in London, Design Review is now embedded in the planning process.

Happy clients and advance unit sales for developers are just a few of the benefits of co-design projects. Stephen Hill, Chair of the UK Cohousing Network, and Meredith Bowles, Director of Mole Architects, share their experiences and tips.

Tips on getting planning consent from a Past President of the RTPI.

What does it take to draw up a good design code?

East Wall, a Modernist house inspired by St George and the Dragon, was designed by a female architect whose career was cut short.

The industry is beginning to tackle the whole hotel experience.

Duncan Baker-Brown explains how he employs natural materials to reduce plastics, lower embodied carbon and design non-toxic buildings.

What choices can architects make to reduce a building's embodied carbon? Will Arnold, Head of Climate Action at the Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE) shares some valuable tips.

Tips on presenting and taking advice on board

Architects and consultants share tips on creating a Design and Access Statement (DAS) that will convince local planning departments. Rather than a tickbox exercise, the DAS is a valuable asset in the planning process.

The use of heat networks in multi-unit housing in the UK is set to be vastly ramped up, but Simon Woodward (UK District Energy Association) explains that too few buildings are yet designed to utilise their heat efficiently.