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RSAW has formed a new advisory panel to help deal with architectural records of archival interest. Dr Peter Wakelin, author, curator and RSAW Honorary Member, explores the role of the new panel, which will advise repositories on the merits of proposed architectural acquisitions or donations.

A century after the renowned Bauhaus School was founded in Germany, take a fresh look at the relationship between Bauhaus and Britain and examine its contribution to Modernism in this six-week course. For ages 18+ and all abilities.

Why have the teaching methods of the Bauhaus maintained such a dominant influence over western arts education, and were its methods really as radical as we are led to believe? Join our panel of curators and educators to discuss.

This February half term, join us for this creative architecture workshop for children aged 6 to 10. Put on your architect’s hat and think about what you, as an architect of the future, think the 'Home of Architecture' should look like. Through a series of games, discussions and challenges, you’ll create your own design for a new and improved RIBA building that is suitable, not just for the next generation of architects, but for everyone.

Craig Dykers and Kjetil Trædal Thorsen, founding partners of the global office Snøhetta, will present some of the practice’s recent works and outline their trans-disciplinary approach to architecture and landscape.

​Hear from Polish-American architect Daniel Libeskind in conversation with Priya Khanchandani, Editor of design and architecture magazine, Icon.

​This new exhibition in the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Practice Space features a selection of entries from the 2018 RIBA Competition to design a new Network Rail Footbridge.

​Join us in one of our after school workshops and learn new digital skills or build on existing ones whilst you create and explore architecture. For ages 7 to 14. ​Free.

RIBA joins forces with the cross-disciplinary campaign group Part W, to highlight and celebrate the work of overlooked female designers of the Modernist movement in Britain.

Join us for a rare opportunity to hear from eight leading architects from around the world. FORUM is in partnership with The Architectural Review, the Architects’ Journal, and the Women in Architecture Campaign. This event is now sold out.