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Come together with fellow architects and help shape activity in Gloucestershire in 2024 by joining the conversation.

Tomas Millar, architect and director at Millar+Howard Workshop, will be in discussion with a fellow group of RIBA Chartered Architects on stage to discuss what an architect can bring to your domestic project.

An opportunity to meet some of our RIBA Chartered Architects and ask them about your project and seek their professional advice.

Read more about four exceptional clients championing outstanding architecture.

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has announced the shortlist for the Stephen Lawrence Prize 2024, with projects presenting a fusion of social purpose and restorative design.

Architects are encouraged to blend the technical and the cultural when undertaking heritage work.

Supported by the Marco Goldschmied Foundation, the Stephen Lawrence Prize awards the best project led by an early career Project Architect, celebrating new architectural talent.

Whether you’re running a well-established practice or winning your first job, do not start a project without buying a RIBA Site Signboard.

Following the successful event in Paris, the second event was held in Milan, and was a significant milestone in the journey towards establishing RIBA Europe.

This free RIBA exhibition explores extraordinary buildings across Britain and how they overcame unusual and uncompromising sites and locations.

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, Taibat Lawanson describes the persistent impact of global inequality – the unequal distribution of resources and opportunities among members of society, standing in the way of socio-economic development. How might the vision and actions of built environment practitioners, aspiring to a more equal world, provide a catalyst for spatial justice?

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

Read personal reflections on this year's theme, free to be me, learn about South Asian architects who have inspired their peers, and discover South Asian architectural heritage in the RIBA Collections.

Learn about how RIBA Gulf Chapter's Women in Architecture Programme celebrated 100 Women Architects in Practice book launch event went. This hybrid event allowed architects, irrespective of gender - across the Middle East, and internationally to participate and contribute to the crucial dialogue and debate.

In this blog, RIBA’s North East’s Regional Council Student Member, Alanis Burgess, reflects on representing Future Architects across the North East region and attending RIBA UK Members Forum.

Join us for this free to attend, insightful lunch and learn webinar where we will explore house extensions and reinventing homes.

Discover the six new building projects contending for the coveted RIBA Stirling Prize 2024, awarded to the UK’s best new building, in this informative talk at 66 Portland Place, London.