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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.

Are you looking to advance your understanding of the RIBA PSCs and building contracts? This seminar will look at how the professional services contract seeks to provide architects with sensible protections and limitations on responsibility and liability, whilst providing clarity of roles and services for the client.

This series of presentations from members of the Structural Timber Association will reflect on how its systems are imperative in delivering a net zero recovery, including its links with Welsh Government, the importance of quality & compliance and what the structural timber sector is doing to ensure it is embedded within it. It will also update those attending on recent fire research including cavity barriers & sprinklers.

Emphasising conservation in practice, the RIBA Advanced Conservation course will develop your specialism in conservation, by presenting diverse projects and case studies of both emerging and well-established practices. The aim is to demonstrate the full range of core skills needed by conservation architects, including the growing importance of the conservation of 20th century buildings.

We’ve developed a series of interactive online events to provide a forum to discuss issues that practices are facing as they navigate their way through the coronavirus pandemic. In this session, we discuss what a succession plan looks like and how practices can put one in place.

Join us for the Global Architecture Exchanges, an online series of talks brought to you by the RIBA and other professional institutes of architects across the world.

An interactive wellbeing workshop addressing common mental health difficulties, providing information, tips and tools to support you.

Join us this half term for an online creative architecture workshop for children aged 6 to 10. Explore building design to enable play and accessibility for all in your very own theme park.

Join us for our first online creative architecture workshop for young people aged 15 to 18. Develop your drawing skills and get some perspective using household items and interiors as inspiration.

A workshop addressing the challenges of managing teams in a remote setting, providing tools and practices for supporting staff effectively.