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Take a closer look at the ten office projects on the 2018 RIBA International list, which reveal a range of global trends in workplace design. Collaboration, wellbeing and new technologies are common themes for the judges' selection of office projects, which span Australia, China, Germany, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands and Portugal.

Take a closer look at eight civic and infrastructure projects on the 2018 RIBA International list. From a maritime terminal in Italy, to a national library in Saudi Arabia, these buildings around the world impressed the judges enough to make it onto our list of projects to watch out for as the RIBA International Prize shortlist and winners are announced later this year.

Dame Zaha Hadid receives the Royal Gold Medal for architecture.

The Global Architecture Exchanges are a unique online series of talks brought to you by the RIBA in collaboration with other professional institutes of architects across the world.

The Royal Institute of British Architects is pleased to announce Professor Zhang Li as the first guest Chief Editor for the RIBA World Architecture app.

We have been listening to member concerns and creating content based upon your questions and queries. Here you can find links to everything RIBA has published on and around the current COVID-19 crisis.

Find out more about the winners of the RIBA International Awards for Excellence 2024.

by Beijing AN-DESIGN Architects Co. Ltd., Beijing Tsinghua Tongheng Urban Planning & Design Institute Co. Ltd., and Beijing Tsingshang Architectural Design and Research Institute Co. Ltd. for Jingdezhen Taoyang Real Estate Co. Ltd., winning a RIBA International Awards for Excellence 2024.

Learn more about how architects can safeguard themselves with rapidly evolving artificial intelligence.

RIBA takes the privacy of its users very seriously. Our privacy policy explains our commitment to protect your personal information and meet the principles of the Data Protection Act 1998.

The purpose and operational framework of the RIBA are set out in these constitutional documents

Find information about past RIBA elections, including results.

Join us for a special members social at Atkinsons The Hall in Lancaster. This will be a excellent opportunity to network and get to know the RIBA North West Regional Council.

In this scan for RIBA Horizons 2034, Matthew Soules explains how built property now sits at the very heart of complex, global financial systems. A situation that will only be compounded in the decade to come with the expanding scope and scale of property technology and the housing crisis.

In this scan for RIBA Horizons 2034, Giulio Verdini outlines how emerging economies in Africa will drive urban growth in forthcoming decades. How might urban transformation provide opportunities for lifting populations out of poverty? Where might the barriers lie? How might architects and urban planners positively contribute?

In this scan for RIBA Horizons 2034, Anthony J. Venables highlights the significance of economic geography and the clustering of populations in cities and towns, where people live, work, study, and choose to spend their leisure time. How are these urban forces changing and how might they further shift over time? What could be the consequence for the built environment?

In a tour organised by RIBA Hong Kong Chapter and Hysan Development, we explore the 100 year history of Causeway Bay’s iconic Lee Garden’s neighbourhood in Hong Kong, and the stories within.

RIBA Hong Kong Chapter jointly hosts Net Zero to Heroes Forum, in support to Hong Kong’s Net Zero 2050 agenda

We introduce the panel of international experts who join us for the RIBA International Prize 2024 – awarded to most transformative building globally of the year.

PhD scholarship for applicants registered at a university that offers RIBA-validated courses.