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Discover the projects shortlisted for this year's RIBA South Awards 2025

Foundations for the Future: a new delivery model for social housing is RIBA's latest report which presents a new model to help meet the government's pledge to build 1.5 million homes. RIBA's Senior Policy Advisor, Charlotte Watson, outlines in this explainer blog how this model aims to tackle England’s housing crisis by increasing social housing provision.

Is it time to review your pension? Practices offering NEST as their auto-enrolment option may find the RIBA Pension Solution more cost effective and with greater choice for ethical investing – so called ESG funds – more appealing to their staff.

RIBA Honorary Fellowships are awarded annually to people who are not architects but have made a significant contribution to architecture. This includes individuals who have advanced architecture's role in creating more sustainable communities, those involved in its promotion and management, and those who nurture the interests of future generations.

In this RIBA Business Supplier Spotlight, we are joined by Stuart Stroud, Managing Director at Corpad Employee Benefits Limited - our Financial Guidance and Employee Benefits partner.

Nominations for RIBA Honorary Fellows 2026 will open here in Spring 2025. RIBA Honorary Fellowships are awarded annually to people who are not architects but have made a significant contribution to architecture. This includes individuals who have advanced architecture's role in creating more sustainable communities, those involved in its promotion and management, and those who nurture the interests of future generations.

Eight new RIBA Honorary Fellows have been recognised for their significant contribution to architecture. Find out more about this year's cohort.

Join our online session about the professional indemnity insurance, a joint session held by RIBA Yorkshire SEP and North West SEP group.

Join NYSA to hear Sally Walker from Native Chartered Architects discuss the practices use of AlterNATIVE Construction methods.

RIBA Honorary Fellowships are awarded annually to people who are not architects but have made a significant contribution to architecture. This includes individuals who have advanced architecture's role in creating more sustainable communities, those involved in its promotion and management, and those who nurture the interests of future generations.

Hosted by the Policy and Public Affairs team, this parliamentary reception marked the launch of our report, Foundations for the Future, showcasing a new financial model for the delivery of social homes. Find out what was said at the event, including speeches from industry leaders and Members of Parliament.

Come together with fellow architects, meet new people and help shape activity in Somerset in 2025.

Join this RIBA Studio open session to find out more about our unique route to qualification via the RIBA Foundation, RIBA Part 1, and 2. If you can't make this session, we will be hosting another two webinars on 22 May and 12 July 2025.

Join this RIBA Studio open session to find out more about our unique route to qualification while working in practice, via the RIBA Foundation, RIBA Part 1, and 2. If you can't make this session, we will be hosting another webinar on 12 July 2025.

Join this RIBA Studio open session to find out more about our unique route to qualification while working in practice, via the RIBA Foundation, RIBA Part 1, and 2.

In January, the government announced it is proposing to introduce legislation attempting to limit the rising threat of ransomware attacks against organisations in the UK. Our RIBA Business partner, Mitigo responds to the announcement.

RIBA President Muyiwa Oki is an architect at construction consultancy, Mace Group. His term begins on 1 September 2023 and runs for two years.

John Nahar outlines his initial thoughts for RIBA London and plans to support the membership community of students, practitioners and the different practices they represent.

Three researchers have been announced by RIBA as winners of the 2024 RIBA Scott Brownrigg Award for Sustainable Development.

RIBA has prepared a set of ‘12 Golden Rules’, which architects can refer to when preparing or checking a form of appointment.