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Pop down to this collaborative event to find out more about sustainability in the built environment and discuss actions you and your business can take to mitigate the climate crisis.

Register of RIBA accredited Client Advisers, who are experienced architects that can provide impartial and informed advice from the earliest stages of your project.

The RIBA Principal Designer Register allows individual RIBA Chartered Members in the UK to demonstrate that they meet the competence criteria to serve as principal designers. Please note that the members of the register that have passed the higher risk building assessment contain HRB next to their name.

Learn more about why RIBA withdrew its fee scales, the current state of competition law, and what help is available to architects.

RIBA Site Signboards put practices on the map

The RIBA responds to UK government consultations on business and trade with the aim to influence government thinking and promote our policy positions.

Find out more about the Royal Institute of British Architects' recent public affairs work including our engagement with Ministers, MPs, Peers and events in UK Parliament.

Read more about the winner of our bi-annual International Prize

The RIBA International Emerging Architect recognises those who have been practising for ten years or less and are making a significant contribution to the field of international architecture.

On 8 November, RIBA Gulf Chapter celebrated its 15th anniversary with a evening reception attended by local RIBA Chartered Members and esteemed guests. The event celebrated the chapter's years of outstanding achievements, meaningful collaborations, and its role in advancing and advocating architecture excellence in the region.

A conservation architect has in-depth knowledge and experience of working with historic buildings.

A comprehensive guide to your member benefits as a UK Chartered Member of RIBA

A specialist conservation architect has authoritative knowledge of conservation practice and extensive experience of working with historic buildings.

For UK Disability History Month 2024 (14 November to 20 December), we’re highlighting what individuals and the wider built environment are doing to adapt and create more inclusive spaces to live and work.

Learn about RIBA sending a practice mission to Cityscape Global 2024, an event held from 11 to 14 November in Riyadh, KSA.

A conservation registrant has an awareness of the issues involved in working with historic buildings and has attended a conservation course approved by the RIBA.

Designs for a forested new town on the site of HS2, an almshouse for former carers, and a dissertation about historic spatial restrictions on women have all won 2024 President’s Medals for the world's best architecture student work. The 2024 RIBA Annie Spink Award for Excellence in Architectural Education, presented every two years, has been awarded to Professor Jane Anderson.