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Connecting Architecture students with careers.

The prospects for architects’ workloads dipped in March, for the first time in 2018, according to the Royal Institute of British Architects’ (RIBA) Future Trends Workload Index which fell to +6, down from +17 in February.

To celebrate London History Day, we've delved into the RIBA Collections to explore proposed, but never built, architectural schemes for London through history, and alternative proposals for existing buildings. Discover the schemes through the RIBApix image library and vote for your favourite unbuilt London building.

A look at some of the female pioneers of British Modernism and their contribution to architecture, for International Women's Day

Seeking new opportunities abroad.

A Hall for Hull with ‘Trois Points de Vue’ – a joint commission from RIBA and Hull UK City of Culture 2017 – has been unveiled to the public.

How a profitability spread sheet empowered staff and became an awareness strategy for better business

Clare Nash puts fees on her website and can only see advantages.

When two architecture students noticed a lack of shared advice and course support, they created their own online space to help others.

Introducing Sam Winton, the winner of the RIBAJ Future Architects Writing Competition

RIBA International has introduced a series of Chapter Chats. The purpose is to enable cross dialogue between Chapter committee members, share experiences during lockdown and talk about current or future projects.

RIBA is delighted to announce the launch of its 12-month engagement campaign “Hello China”, to introduce the institute and mark the start of the RIBA presence in China.

Christos Passas, Design Director at Zaha Hadid Architects gave an online presentation of the recently completed OPUS building by ZHA in Dubai.

To celebrate International Women's Day 2020, we're featuring stories of best practice examples of initiatives practices have implemented to address the issues underlying gender inequality. We're also hosting a number of events across the UK.

James Turner, Associate at Mikhail Riches, reveals what he learned from leading on the Stirling Prize-winning scheme. How has the experience pushed the practice’s new projects to be even more ambitious and sustainable?

The Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) (Amendment) (England) Regulations 2020, particularly the new Class E distinction, will shake up change-of-use for shops and offices on the high street.

Architects reveal how their collaborations with engineers on low-carbon builds have unlocked a world of design possibilities

The Belgian Defence has published a call for tender for the new Belgian Defence HQ. This is a Design-Build contract with an estimated value of 165 million to 175 million euros, and the deadline is 7 October 2020.

Architecture student blog :scale continues to grow with the launch of their own magazine – featuring articles, exclusive interviews and projects driven by the student community and curated by young professionals.

We’re working hard to support our Chartered Practices and promote them to clients through a programme of activity which this year includes a national public awareness campaign - Work with an Architect.