What's On

Discover a once hidden part of East London on this walking tour along the River Lea. Starting at the edge of the 2012 Olympic Park, our route passes Georgian heritage on Three Mills Island, and ends with a look at the sustainable regeneration underway at Cody Dock.

Join us this October half term for a creative architecture workshop for young people aged 11 to 15 at our London headquarters. Design and create a brand new, sustainable and environmentally friendly ecovillage from scratch.

Join us this October half term for a creative architecture workshop for children aged 6 to 10. Explore different options for road shapes that allow better interaction with neighbours, communities, and promote wellbeing, as well as coming up with your own unique shapes.

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.

An online event for RIBA Members creating dialogue, discussion and support for small practices in the South West and beyond. Philip Waddy of Waddy West will discuss planning matters addressing some of the initiatives recently released by the UK government.

Join us this October half term and take inspiration from the work of Barbara Hepworth in a creative architecture workshop for young people aged 15 to 18.

Join us for a live stream with Rasem Kamal taking us through a conceptual journey of some of his innovative regional works, showing a contextual resemblance. This presentation will also show manifestations of modern desert architecture and corresponding design challenges.

Join us for our next sustainability mastermind session where we will host a range of engaging discussions about sustainable design.

The 2021 Built Environment Summit is a global conference hosted by the RIBA in partnership with Architects Declare.

Our programme of creative art workshops for those aged 50 or above takes place online each month. Using architecture and the RIBA's collections as inspiration, you will create your own art in these artist-led online workshops. Free, but booking is essential.