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The Brassworks is the conversion of a disused factory near Marble Arch in Central London into an award-winning development of luxury apartments.

This case study outlines the client advice and technical services undertaken between 2012 and 2020 which enhanced the client’s capability in design quality, risk management, technical compliance and outcome certainty by proving station fit-out design concept applied by Crossrail’s station architects.

Exhibition Mews was one of a series of demonstration projects devised by the Whitehill & Bordon Eco Town to test approaches to low energy buildings.

The Landing comprises the demolition of existing buildings in a triangular site and the construction of a new high quality mixed-use scheme, which will revitalise the town centre.

This development has now (2018) been realised to a significant degree and includes a retail zone, residential area and business park set within landscaped surroundings.

Central Somers Town is a flagship project within Camden Council’s Community Investment Programme.

Velindre Cancer Centre is a centre of excellence in the non-surgical treatment of cancer and is looking to relocate to purpose built facilities to improve this nationally acclaimed service.

The London Borough of Camden chose a RIBA Client Adviser and SCABAL to work on Hawley School to develop and deliver a robust and generous new building.

The key aim of the Client Adviser for One Angel Square was to deliver a Strategic Public Asset, held over the long-term to embrace and adapt to the changing needs of the council and its staff.

The RIBA Client Adviser was central to the development of a transformational outdoor education facility for St John’s School, delivered in a mix of hard and soft landscaping.

The UK Pavilion for Dubai Expo 2020 is being designed for the Department for International Trade (DIT) by Es Devlin with Avantgarde Architects, with a full and complete team of creative media, performers and scientific advisers.

The aim of this project was to identify achievable solutions to improve best practice for delivery of education-led mixed-use projects.

Most architects are actively pursuing RIBA sustainability outcomes for their projects wherever possible, but their scope means that the client briefing process might not be achieving its full potential. A new briefing tool is designed to change this.

A briefing on the latest updates for the RIBA 2030 Climate Challenge targets and data collection for RIBA Chartered Practice signatories.

We are delighted to introduce our 2021 RIBA Fellow Members

The next report in our Design Matters series highlights the benefits of using RIBA Competitions.

Discover how the RIBA Competition process was crucial to the success of the award-winning Warwick University project in its earliest stages.

Learn more about policy updates, metrics training, and what Biodiversity Net Gain means for architects.

Open call for architects sought to help develop local authority placemaking plans.