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Read how legacies and in memory gifts have made a difference to the RIBA

We are celebrating London History Day with a week-long look at the changing urban environment around Number 1 Poultry, the subject of our current exhibition ‘Circling the Square’.

Six East Midlands buildings have won RIBA East Midlands Awards from the Royal Institute of British Architects

Before its demolition in 2010, to make way for Walbrook Square designed by Foster + Partners, Bucklersbury House had stood on its plot on Cannon Street for over 50 years.

Six buildings have won RIBA East Midlands 2017 Awards

A youth centre and a restored Victorian chapel are among the nine buildings that have won RIBA South Regional Awards.

Completed in 1870 and designed by John Belcher, this Neo-Gothic-style building was home to a branch of jewellery company Mappin & Webb.

RIBA is delighted to present Pablo Bronstein: Conservatism, or the Long Reign of Pseudo-Georgian architecture. Fifty new drawings by the British-Argentinian artist Pablo Bronstein, are framed alongside a selection of rarely-seen historical Georgian and Neo-Georgian material from the RIBA Collections.

Six projects have been shortlisted, including a converted factory art venue, a house mimicking an upturned ship’s hull and a forestry centre built from timber grown on site

Commissioned and produced by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and the University of London, the twenty-first edition of Sir Banister Fletcher’s A History of Architecture is released today by Bloomsbury Publishing.