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RIBA President Simon Allford pays tribute to Squire & Partners founder Michael Squire.

RIBA has published its formal response to Tomorrow’s Architects, the Architects Registration Board’s (ARB) consultation on education and training reforms.

Taking a closer look at exemplar projects in the field reveals key principles that help achieve biodiversity net gain requirements.

Every month, RIBA London showcases a London practice. For RIBA London's May 2023 Practice of the Month, we spoke to Fathom Architects. Fathom is a collective of specialists who love working together as well as being experts in making sense of complex briefs and sensitive sites.

With the initiative now accepting applications, architects are encouraged to take advantage of the landmark agreement between the UK's ARB and the US's NCARB.

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) is delighted to announce that Pakistan’s first female architect, Professor Yasmeen Lari, will receive the 2023 Royal Gold Medal for architecture. This award - the first to be personally approved by His Majesty The King - acknowledges Yasmeen Lari’s work championing zero-carbon self-build concepts for displaced populations.

RIBA’s Director of Education and Learning, Dr Jenny Russell, reflects on ARB’s proposals for education reform and calls on RIBA Members to respond to the consultation.    

A new generation of architects is becoming increasingly interested in urban agriculture, igniting a fresh look at the nexus between the two areas.

Our latest monthly report of the business and employment trends affecting the profession shows architects' outlook for future work continuing to improve.

What percentage of buildings are created with an architect, why is that important, and how can the architects’ profession increase its market share?