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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.

This seminar will explore the daily ethical dilemmas faced by architects, from employment decisions to selecting projects and specifying materials. You will have the opportunity to reflect on these ethical issues, discuss them with fellow professionals and decide how and why to take an ethical stance in today’s world.

The RIBA City CPD Club 2019 is designed to help you achieve your annual CPD requirements. Innovative schedule of seminars and workshops covering the mandatory RIBA Core Curriculum topics, the programme is delivered over four days, providing you with the flexibility to plan your annual CPD well in advance.

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.

The RIBA City CPD Club 2019 is designed to help you achieve your annual CPD requirements. Innovative schedule of seminars and workshops covering the mandatory RIBA Core Curriculum topics, the programme is delivered over four days, providing you with the flexibility to plan your annual CPD well in advance.

An opportunity to see the new space at Kresen Kernow, Cornwall's new archive centre designed by Purcell. We are delighted to be holding our AGM at Kresen Kernow, Cornwall’s new archive centre which secured £11.7million funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund in 2015.

Looking at safety through specification and detailing by focussing on the principles of the Designer responsibilities and the importance of drawings and specifications in the delivery of a project, this seminar will analyse how the safe approach used at design stage can have an impact on the building when in use.

During this seminar, you will take ‘a journey through a day’ with people to explore how the buildings they experience impact on them and their daily lives. This seminar will look at how to integrate inclusive design principles, illustrate a range of user needs and how to engage with users. It will also provide an update on inclusive design legislative and regulatory requirements.

Simone is the driving force behind Simone de Gale Architects (SGA), a revolutionary architect’s practice in Belgravia London. Their style is founded on working from a set of theoretical and mathematical principles, developing each project into an exploration of Rhythm, Pattern and Repetition of form and material.

RIBA South West present the 2019 Annual Lecture with special guest speaker, Amin Taha of Groupwork.