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Fellowships have been approved for fifteen RIBA Chartered Members who have made a significant contribution to architecture and the built environment.

RIBA is warning of the economic consequences of a bad or no deal Brexit for the architecture sector in a new report Global Talent, Global Reach.

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has tonight (5 December 2017) announced the winner of the 2017 RIBA President’s Medal for Research for the best research project, submitted to the RIBA President’s Awards for Research, also revealed this evening.

A proposal to build ’room boxes’ on top of London’s terraced houses in response to the housing crisis and a design for a school damaged in the 2011 Tohoku earthquake win 2017 President’s Medals

RIBA President Ben Derbyshire writes a letter in response to The Times

The October 2017 Future Trends Workload Index reveals workloads remain steady but architects fear businesses are commissioning fewer new commercial developments.

Over 500 students and architects attended the RIBA Annual Lecture 2017 series at universities running RIBA validated courses across the South West from September to November. The lectures mixed up students and practicing RIBA architects to stimulate new student-professional connections, and provided a window into the work of the RIBA.

RIBA President Ben Derbyshire said 'Me and my team at the RIBA look forward to working with the Mayor of London and his Design Advocates to deliver a better and more sustainable London.'

RIBA President Ben Derbyshire met with Cambridge University architecture students, student mentors from local practices and the Cambridge Association of Architects.

Three days of lectures, discussions, panels, pop up pavilions, walks and family events exploring urban development in the 21st century.