What's On

Join us each month for a friendly creative workshop, where you’ll explore architecture and make art using a different medium. For retirees or those aged 50 and over. Free, no booking required.

Visit the home of architecture and hear about the places and faces behind George Grey Wornum’s winning design for the RIBA on Portland Place. Our dedicated educators will walk you through the history and design of our landmark building before concluding the tour will conclude with the chance to view collection material on the design and construction of the building.

Playing the Picturesque is an interactive installation exploring the boundaries between virtual and physical space.

Historic pools are undergoing restoration and architects are designing inventive new places to swim. This display explores the architectural, cultural and social history of indoor and outdoor swimming baths and pools in the United Kingdom.

Come explore the fascinating history and architecture near the RIBA’s HQ and meet new people along the way in our new monthly lunchtime walks.

RIBAJ’s annual drawing competition produces a varied selection of images created using a mixture of different media from beautifully articulate and detailed hand drawings through to conceptual spaces with otherworldly renderings. Step into our winners’ worlds and see some of the best architectural drawings produced today.

Be inspired by the interiors of the Wallace Collection and the architectural collections of the Royal Institute of British Architects to develop new creative drawing skills. Over two days you will draw using a range of media, from traditional paper-based techniques, to experimenting with contemporary digital drawing. For 18+.

RIBA members are invited to attend an International Conference on Modular Integrated Construction: Innovating Higher. The RIBA is a supporting organisation of the conference, which aims to share state-of-the-art knowledge and practice of high-rise modular buildings to the construction industry and community in Hong Kong.

Join us for a tour of The Boiler House with Howarth Litchfield, the architects behind the major conservation and refurbishment project.

This seminar will be a lively mix of theory and practical exercises on four themes: business planning, marketing, managing people and making money. This seminar will explore these topics by sharing real life problems related to winning work and managing a business, with a focus on identifying actions you can implement immediately to see concrete results.