What's On

RIBA North, The Building Centre and RIBA Chartered Practice dRMM present Forest of Fabrication, an exhibition celebrating the possibilities and significance of modern timber architecture.

This display draws on the RIBA’s unique holdings to demonstrate both the range of Moholy-Nagy’s British work and the strong ties that he established with modernist architects in Britain.

On the centenary of the Bauhaus school, one of the most famous and influential design schools in modern history, this exhibition looks afresh at the birth of Modernism in Britain.

With new dates announced for 2020, visit the magnificent home of architecture and hear about the places and faces behind George Grey Wornum’s winning design for the RIBA on Portland Place. Hear about the RIBA’s 185-year history as our dedicated educators walk you through the design and evolution of our landmark art deco building.

​The annual RIBA President's Medals exhibition showcases the talent of students, nominated by schools of architecture across the globe for the RIBA Bronze, Silver, and Dissertation Medals. These are widely regarded as the most prestigious awards in architectural education worldwide.

As part of our Change The Record initiative we will be hosting a series of informal table talks called JEDI talks (just equality, diversity, inclusion). In this first session, you'll hear contributions from those on maternity leave, sole practitioners, large scale employers followed by lively debate and discussion on the issues raised.

Join the RIBA and VocalEyes for a guided tour of the RIBA’s Bauhaus and László Moholy-Nagy exhibitions, followed by a creative activity.

When considering the principles of building physics and climate-responsive design, it is important to focus on how these may impact energy demand, carbon emissions, occupant comfort and well-being. This seminar will highlight important environmental design aspects, which are recommended to be considered during early design stages and will introduce tools which can assist during the design process.

When dealing with the many varied tasks that running an architectural project entails, it is easy to focus on getting the job done ahead of communicating effectively with your client or keeping on top of your project documentation. Using practical and actionable guidance, this seminar will demonstrate how these steps can be used as positive tools for managing the client experience, resulting in improved project success and practice efficiency.

Join us as Mike Althorpe and Abigail Batchelor discuss their RIBA funded research and published report into experimental low-rise housing.