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2017 shortlist announced for the UK’s best new building

The half day CDM legal practicalities courses will provide you with legal guidance on CDM 2015 and the Principal Designer role, in an interactive format. Half-day courses will focus on domestic projects, equipping you with the knowledge and training on the legal aspects of CDM and the PD role.

The one-day CDM legal practicalities courses will provide you with legal guidance on CDM 2015 and the Principal Designer role, in an interactive format. Courses will elaborate on both domestic and non-domestic projects, equipping you with the knowledge and training on the legal aspects of CDM.

The half day CDM legal practicalities courses will provide you with legal guidance on CDM 2015 and the Principal Designer role, in an interactive format. Half-day courses will focus on domestic projects, equipping you with the knowledge and training on the legal aspects of CDM and the PD role.

The RIBA Council has approved the creation of the new role of Vice President Research.

Meet the panel of experts who were part of the Open Door 2022 Expert Advisory Group. Open Door is a partnership with the British Council and celebrates the best in heritage and conservation sites and buildings in the UK and mainland China.

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) published its annual summary of business trends in architecture and construction sectors on 3 December 2019. The RIBA’s annual Business Benchmarking report tracks UK architects’ turnover and salaries, and identifies global growth areas for the export of UK architecture expertise.

​Do you want to make your business more profitable? Would you like to improve your business skills and win clients? This seminar will enable you to develop your business plan, with tips to make the plan relevant for your business and the financial know-how to support growth and will aim to empower you to improve your business skills.

Together with the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB), the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI), the RIBA will be hosting two events on "Building the next generation: Skills, diversity and the built environment sector" at Party Conferences this year.

The RIBA's monthly survey shows signs of a steady demand for architects in the UK.

The market seems steady, if not growing, but London and Northern Ireland remain pessimistic due to Brexit uncertainty

Architects’ confidence recovers some lost ground in July 2017 Future Trends survey

RIBA announces results of the Future Trends survey for June 2016.

RIBA announces the results of the RIBA Future Trends survey for March 2016.

RIBA announces results of the November 2016 Future Trends survey.

The Royal Institute of British Architects' Future Trends Survey for January 2017 shows cautious optimism about future workloads.

RIBA announces results of the Future Trends August 2016 survey.

The RIBA's monthly Future Trends workload index was static in April 2017.

RIBA Future Trends forecast in October suggests architects expect recovery to continue.

RIBA announces Future Trends survey results for April 2016.