Knowledge

The September 2017 RIBA Future Trends Workload Index recovers recent lost ground

ACG uses software tools and digital outsourcing to allow architects to do what they do best.

Fee tendering requires an understanding of all practice costs, not just project costs.

The RIBA East Midlands Student Mentoring Scheme was launched in September 2017 for the coming academic year, offering mentoring places to 104 architecture students at the four RIBA-validated Schools of Architecture in the region

The RIBA CPD Core Curriculum has been updated and modernised, with new topics added

David Miller's appointment as Creative Director of 2017 Guerrilla Tactics, the RIBA's flagship event for small practices, proved to have far-reaching resonance within the international architecture community, culminating with an invite from the Pretoria Institute of Architecture (PIA) to tour South Africa to share his knowledge.

Working with the RIBA Competitions team helps strengthen the client and architect relationship right from the start of a project. Find out how our management and support helped Hastings Pier succeed as the first competition project to win the Stirling Prize.

Seeking opportunities overseas is an attractive option for many practices which are already established in the UK. The benefits of working internationally range from reducing your dependency on the domestic market to exposing your practice to new ideas.

Small specialist practices can work on the big stage with a larger partner.

London Mayor-backed initiative is hiring practitioners for one-year placements in local authorities.