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The RIBA and the British Council have announced the Open Door 2022 finalists during a hybrid event which took place at RIBA and online on 21 October.

From a city museum to a rural teahouse, Building Contemporary China will showcase a diverse array of projects across China’s regions and varied landscapes.

In this blog to mark Black History Month, Naomi Shewa, architect at BDP, discusses her architectural heroes who happen to be Black and women.

RIBA International Chapters are member-led groups which support the local architecture community on a voluntary basis. The Chapters enable members to enhance their sense of belonging, build networks, and benefit from locally developed RIBA-related services.

Join RIBA at the World Architecture Festival in Singapore for our Sustainable Urban Future conference. This festival provides a platform for the world architecture community to meet, celebrate, exchange ideas, and set a future agenda.

RIBA Awards Group member John Pardey reflects on the six private house projects on the 2018 RIBA International List, and talks about what made them stand out to the RIBA International Prize judges as buildings to watch out for in 2018.

As part of the Department for Business and Trade's International Trade Week, RIBA International hosted an online webinar to uncover the opportunities and challenges of doing business in the Saudi market. Get insight from our panel of experts and architects already working there, on doing business, exploring opportunities, and dealing with challenges.

Keep up to date with our activity at COP28 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates from 30 November to 12 December 2023.

Jack Pringle shares his final note to members of 2023 on behalf of the RIBA Board.

Continuing professional development (CPD) is an obligatory part of membership for all RIBA Chartered Members regardless of their professional circumstances. This quick guide should answer any questions you may have about maintaining your records, changes in your circumstances, and how to keep up to date with your CPD obligations.

See new artist commissions at RIBA's 1930s modernist headquarters and explore the fabric of our building ahead of its closure, refurbishment and restoration. Explore the artists' biographies.

by Rural Urban Framework for Harvest Institute for Integrated Rural Development in Baojing County, China, winning RIBA International Award for Excellence and RIBA International Emerging Architect

In these scans for RIBA Horizons 2034, we ask the following questions to the architectural profession: What are the global economic systems and forces that will continue to drive the development of the built environment? How will the way money is spent on new and existing buildings by the public and private sector impact on social equality and the life chances of individuals?

See the list of RIBA Local Ambassadors who will be visiting this year's projects in consideration for the RIBA International Awards for Excellence.

A wide variation of demographic patterns is emerging internationally: with rapid growth continuing in some regions, ageing and contraction elsewhere, coupled with wide-scale movement. In these scans for RIBA Horizons 2034, we ask: How can design professionals simultaneously respond to the level of change at the urban scale, while supporting social cohesion for diverse and intergenerational communities?

Our world-class collections are always growing. Find out about what we collect, and the principles we are guided by.

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has revealed the judges for the 185th President’s Medals, the world’s most prestigious awards in architectural education.

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has today revealed the 16 winners of the RIBA International Awards for Excellence 2021.

How easy is it to replace concrete or steel with organic, climate friendly alternatives?

In November 2021, RIBA International Chapters organised a series of children's workshops to celebrate World Children's Day. See how the students and children unleashed their creativity through net zero future city inspired entirely by their imagination.