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Following a national design competition, Tigg + Coll Architects were appointed to design a barrier-free home for the Taussig family and their two young boys, Theo and Oskar, who suffer from Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.  

Asia Grzybowska explains her workshops which help architects learn the challenges different residents face in using a building by putting them in their shoes.

The Future Homes Standard sets out new energy requirements for buildings, leading to ‘zero carbon ready’ in 2025. What are the ‘uplift’ stages, and when will they come into force?

Growing back better, the latest report from the Environmental Audit Committee, echoes the RIBA’s own recommendations on how the built environment can support a green economic recovery.

The RIBA has appointed a new committee to oversee standards for the profession.

RIBA Student Member Rep Maryam Al-Irhayim explores architecture as a tool for changemaking and presents the importance of new curriculum changes from 2021.

Our response to the Committee's latest report, ‘Growing back better: putting nature and net zero at the heart of the economic recovery’.

The first in the ‘People, Place, Planet’ series of online events for 2021 was an interview with the incumbent Mayor of Bristol and recent recipient of an RIBA Honorary Fellowship, Marvin Rees.

The 2021 edition of Touchstone, the annual review of architecture in Wales, will be published later this year. It will be published along with this year's Touchstone Directory of architecture practices in Wales, and registration for the directory section is now open. Registration costs start from £35+VAT, and registration closes on 19 March 2021.

Architects reveal the collaborative tools which work best for remote design markup and revisions.