Resources

The economic reports provide summarised information about the economic context of architectural practice. These are the reports from 2024.

This questionnaire provides members in the UK and the Republic of Ireland with template data monitoring questions, guidance, and FAQs about gathering equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) data.

In this scan for RIBA Horizons 2034, Harriet Bulkeley highlights how the protection of life on Earth is crucial for mitigating the impact of global warming on ecosystems. Biodiversity is most often tackled in the context of natural landscapes. As rural species decline in the coming decade, the significance of urban habitats for nature must be realised.

In this scan for RIBA Horizons 2034, Ronita Bardhan looks at the next 10 years, where sustainable design will no longer be just about carbon emissions reduction and shifting to net zero. The onset of climate change will require adaptation of the existing built environment to ensure it is resilient to increasingly adverse weather conditions.

In this scan for RIBA Horizons 2034, Chris Luebkeman and Jonelle Simunich discuss how combatting climate change and its impacts requires engagement and activism. Only by taking individual and collective action, raising awareness and developing professional knowledge and expertise, can a universal commitment be made to a sustainable future.

In this scan for RIBA Horizons 2034, Abimbola Windapo and Alice Moncaster discuss climate change mitigation where focusing on carbon emissions reduction and driving the net zero transition is pressing. The next decade is our last chance if we are to ensure a liveable planet for future generations.

The RIBA Future Trends survey monitors the employment and business trends affecting the architectural profession. These are the survey results from 2023.

The RIBA has developed best practice guidance for Chartered Practices of all sizes, with practical steps on how to address the underlying issues of gender inequality and a pledge for members to sign up to.

This data monitoring questionnaire provides international members of the built environment with information that aligns with the agreed activities as set out in the MOU Action Plan.

The RIBA Future Trends survey monitors the employment and business trends affecting the architectural profession. These are the survey results from 2024.