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RIBA President Simon Allford responds to the findings of the Mission Zero: Independent Review of Net Zero, published on 13 January 2023. This report follows a consultation on the Review of Net Zero, which the RIBA responded to in October 2022.

Every month, RIBA London showcases a London practice. For January 2023, we spoke to Freehaus. Led by practice directors Tom Bell and Jonathan Hagos, Freehaus is a diverse yet like-minded studio of architects and designers, working to make accessible, honest, and representative buildings that shape the lives of those who use them.

Mental health and wellbeing have never been more important for architects, and there are five key principles that everyone can build into their daily routines.

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has today (Wednesday 11 January) published the RIBA Education White Paper, setting out steps to be taken to recruit and sustain an adept and diverse pipeline.

Setting goals for your practice, or your own personal development, is an analytic process that has to be worked through step-by-step, say business coaches.

From the RIBA Code of Conduct to exceptions and licences, a sanctions specialist provides guidance on what to do next if you have contracts or clients in Russia.

RIBA President Simon Allford backs the House of Commons Environmental Audit Committee's (EAC) Report.

Ten years have passed since RIBA Hong Kong was established and the Part 3 course introduced. To mark the occasion, a graduation ceremony was held for the 2019-2022 RIBA Advance Diploma in Professional Practice in Architecture (Part 3) graduates.

From stability and clarity to the ghost of Christmas future, we asked a range of architects and industry experts what’s on their wish list for the holiday season.

Adjudication can be the first option for contractual disputes, but understanding what it is - and what it isn’t - is essential say specialist practice advisers.