Resources

Guidance for RIBA Chartered Practices to best ensure fair compensation and working conditions for staff.

The Code of Professional Conduct sets out the standards of conduct and practice that the RIBA requires of its members.

Here are Notices of Sanction, published in accordance with Schedule 1, paragraph 2.1 of the RIBA Disciplinary Procedures 2019/RIBA Disciplinary Rules 2021, which state that: "Any notice of a public sanction (public reprimand, suspension or expulsion) shall, unless the hearing panel or appeal panel decides otherwise, be published on the RIBA’s website and in the RIBA Journal. The contents of the notice shall be at the panel’s discretion." Please note that no public sanction shall be published until expiry of the appeal period or the conclusion of an appeal.

RIBA with generous support of the Association of Collaborative Design (ACD) and Sustrans, and supported by the Landscape Institute, have developed an Engagement Overlay to provide guidance on engagement through each RIBA Plan of Work stage to promote best practice and ensure the most successful and collaborative project outcomes.

The RIBA's alternative resolution processes for parties in dispute, including architects, their clients or parties to a construction contract.

Peer-reviewed process that monitors compliance with internationally recognised minimum standards in architectural education and encourages excellence and diversity in student achievement.

The RIBA Chartered Practice Sustainable Business Development Toolkit provides practical help to on how to measure and improve environmental, social, and ethical business impacts both in their inward and outward-facing professional activities.

An overview of latest developments, key issues and a summary of our views on the future regulation of the profession.

Alan Jones’s Fact-Finding Mission report is the guiding star toward 2034, and beyond.

RIBA Chartered Practices are the only architectural practices endorsed and promoted by the RIBA. This accreditation sends a strong signal to clients, employees and the wider construction industry and shows that your business is committed to excellence in design and service delivery. The Code of Practice sets out the standards of conduct and practice that the RIBA requires of its Chartered Practices.