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During summer 2016, the RIBA will give members, both practising architects and students, an opportunity to display their ideas and work across London.

RIBA Architecture Ambassadors, Freehaus, ran workshops for almost 100 school children to imagine the city of the future. This is their experience.

Accompanying our Disappear Here exhibition, we’ve brought together the ultimate reading list on perspective spanning 600 years, from Renaissance volumes to contemporary colouring books.

Learn how ‘inbound marketing’ can convert interest in your practice into new business.

Entries to the RIBAJ MacEwen Award 2019 are now open. This award recognises and celebrates ‘architecture for the common good’. We are looking for buildings and places demonstrating a clear social purpose, which enhance the lives of people.

Practices share strategies for business resilience

Coinciding with the centenary of the foundation of the Bauhaus school, the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) presents a significant exhibition that revisits the impact of three notable Bauhaus émigrés: Walter Gropius, Marcel Breuer and László Moholy-Nagy.

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has published its response to the government’s Building Better, Building Beautiful Commission report.

Explore the context, themes, and unique gallery design behind our new Beyond Bauhaus exhibition from RIBA Curator Pete Collard

Every year, RIBA Oxfordshire and RIBA Hampshire fund Student Prizes at Oxford Brookes and at Portsmouth Schools of Architecture. The Prizes are funded by the Branches, using members’ payments to attend activities such as building visits and the RIBA Hampshire Lectures.

Amaara, Anu and Amber, A level students at Woodford County High School, were inspired to redesign their school art block and present designs to senior school staff, after working with Clear Architects as part of the RIBA National Schools Programme.

Architectural practices reveal their Christmas 2019 wish lists, from design apps to self cloning staff.

In March 2020, the UK National Jury reviewed and selected the UK entries to nominate for the international process. The International Jury met virtually in March and April 2021 to evaluate the best nationally nominated entries. Three entries have been selected for three award categories: Institution, Written Media and Audio-Visual Media, and two of the nationally selected entries were awarded special mentions.

This exhibition takes a fresh look at the development of British modernist architecture through the reciprocal influence of the Bauhaus movement.

Learn how creating a visual identity can help attract the clients you want to work with as an architect.

Executive coach Karen Fugle explains how to identify those who can help your career and those who might be holding you back.

Learn proven techniques to negotiate a fee, ask for a raise or deal with an underperforming colleague and get the results you want from ‘high stakes’ conversations

Every month, RIBA East highlights a deserving practice based in the East of England. Liv Architects in Norfolk is our July 2021 Practice of the Month. Over the coming weeks we will showcase three of the practice's projects.

Every month, RIBA London showcases a London practice. For March 2021, we spoke to Founder Ben Ridley, about Passivhaus and the EnerPHit standard, what are their benefits and challenges, and their upcoming projects.

Every month, RIBA London showcases a London practice. For March 2021, we spoke to Founder Ben Ridley, about Passivhaus and the EnerPHit standard, what are their benefits and challenges, and their upcoming projects.