What's On

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.

A free webinar where you and your practice can discover everything you need to know about claiming Research and Development (R&D) tax credits. The RIBA is working in partnership with BDO.

The RIBA are excited to announce an exclusive tour of the Colston Hall (Phase Two) project, led by Levitt Bernstein Architects and Wilmott Dixon, followed by a talk about the project and an end of summer party.

A free webinar where you will discover everything you need to know about selling your practice to an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT). If you’re considering changing your company structure, this session will explore how the EOT model may be more efficient for your business requirements.

Join us for an exclusive opportunity to hear more about this RIBA Award winning building from the architect who designed it. As part of this series of events showcasing 2019's Award winners, Gatti Routh Rhodes Architects are giving a tour of the Bethnal Green Mission Church.

Bringing together construction industry professionals, to examine best collaborative practice responses to the challenges facing our region.

The RIBA Plymouth Branch AGM will take place on Tuesday 17 September 2019. The AGM will be followed by a talk and tour of the new immersive and digital labs at Plymouth University.

Join the architect for a one-off architectural talk and tour as they reveal the stories behind the building, what inspired them and what makes their building an RIBA Award winner.

A free event for RIBA members at The Barbara Hepworth Building, The University of Huddersfield which includes lunch, a tour and a demonstration. Named after the famous West Yorkshire born sculptor, the building’s main frontage overlooks the picturesque Huddersfield Narrow Canal which runs through the heart of the University’s campus.