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Disappear Here: On perspective and other kinds of space is a new commission by Sam Jacob Studio which leads the visitor through deceptive murals, cunning architectural structures and a newly commissioned film to trace the lineage of perspective across centuries and technologies.

​Do you regularly find yourself attending networking events in the hope that you will leave with a stack of business cards, fresh ideas and a potential new client, yet spend your time feeling awkward at the side of the room planning your exit? This seminar will demonstrate how to network effectively and make contact with potential clients.

In celebration of Open House 2020, join architectural historian Neal Shasore to take a look at the RIBA’s 1930s headquarters.

Taking place at the Old Truman Brewery, the 2020 edition of ARCHITECT@WORK focuses on the ways design and architecture intersect with nature. This theme is illustrated throughout the exciting talks program, which is always one of this trade fair’s hotly anticipated features.

Marylebone has developed to encompass multiple urban identities. The London Ambler leads a walk exploring the shifting landscapes and wide spatial variety of one of the city’s most sought after neighbourhoods.

Our short creative online workshops will introduce learners of all abilities to the themes of our new downloadable resources. In this workshop we provide inspirational examples of how and why you should keep a sketchbook. Free, limited spaces. Suitable for beginners. This event is now fully booked.

Learn how to master some of the fundamentals of architectural drawing and model making, inspired by the architecture collections and buildings of the Royal Institute of British Architects and the British Library.

Join us and immerse yourself in a week long investigation of architecture and the built environment through unique access to the British Library and the RIBA collections. We will explore and develop a wide range of creative and critical skills to help us both understand and communicate our responses to architectural spaces. For ages 18+.

Join us for a round up of RIBA Exeter Branch activities followed by a lecture from James Robinson of Atkins Global discussing The Box, Plymouth.

Dominic Williams of Ellis Williams Architects was selected as the competition winner.

Gateshead Metropolitan Borough Council took the visionary decision to develop the run down area of the south bank of the River Tyne with some high profile cultural buildings. The project involved the conversion of the Baltic flour mill which had been redundant since 1982.