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Join the new RIBA Buckinghamshire committee for a RIBA members' event in a private room at the Tiger Garden in Marlow from 6pm, with an opportunity to chat with the project team on the future of RIBA's House of Architecture programme.

What and where are the world's most famous buildings and who are the architects who created them? Join us for this creative architecture workshop for children aged 7-10 years.

Join us online on Saturday 3 October to participate in this year’s Big Draw Festival, on the theme of climate change, sustainability and green architecture. We will be bringing you a programme of activities to get the whole family involved in exploring and thinking about these themes through drawing and making.

'Alternative modernism: the architecture of China’s people’s commune' has been shortlisted in the 'History and Theory' category for the RIBA President's Awards for Research 2020

Schools Programme Coordinator Katy Wade tells us about what students aged 5 to 16 taking part in our Reading Architecture project got up to. Discover colourful bug hotels, progressive neighbourhood masterplans and more.

UK’s highest honour for architecture is approved personally by Her Majesty The Queen

Winning entries for the 'Beyond Borders' theme will be realised at the RIBA HQ and new RIBA North.

Contemporary debates about architectural training and education remain rooted in historical questions of vocational identity and purpose. What is an architect? What skills are needed and how are they best acquired? Apprenticeships are now recognised as a critical work-based learning pathway.

The Jencks Foundation and the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) are pleased to announce the 2022 recipient of the RIBA Charles Jencks Award is Forensic Architecture.

RIBA Curator Margaret Cubbage explores how the Raise the Roof exhibition is providing the first steps for conversations around decolonising the institute, its building, and architecture more broadly.

Discover the remarkable story of two of London’s greatest treasure houses and engage with rare archival material from the Wallace Collection and RIBA. You’ll gain an appreciation of Victorian architecture at its richest, and of the community of architects and artists that made London’s Gilded Age a reality.

After becoming the first female member of the RIBA, Ethel Mary Charles went on to design a range of small projects.

RIBA Chief Executive Alan Vallance warned MPs on the Exiting the European Union Select Committee about the risk faced by the UK’s architecture sector as the result of a no deal Brexit.

Join Alan Murray MBE on this British Sign Language tour of Raise the Roof: Building for Change

Millar + Howard Workshop’s startup approach was inspired by the RIBA’s Guerrilla Tactics

Join us for this online creative architecture workshop for young people aged 15 to 18. Develop your drawing skills and get some perspective using household items and interiors as inspiration.

Join us for this online creative architecture workshop for young people aged 15 to 18. Develop your drawing skills and get some perspective using household items and interiors as inspiration.

Join us for this online creative architecture workshop for young people aged 15 to 18. Develop your drawing skills and get some perspective using household items and interiors as inspiration.

​This year we are very excited to have William Matthews to present the CAT Summer lecture. William Matthews studied architecture at the University of Sheffield, completing his diploma in 1994.

Join us for our first online creative architecture workshop for young people aged 15 to 18. Develop your drawing skills and get some perspective using household items and interiors as inspiration.