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MawsonKerr is one of nine Practice Role Models which represent our vision of what it means to be a successful RIBA Chartered Practice.

A rare audio recording: On 12 June 1979, a year after the death of her partner Charles Eames, Ray Eames accepted the Medal from RIBA President Gordon Graham.

Sarah Ackland of Part W calls for collections like RIBA’s to do more to proactively address the under-representation of women architects from architectural archives

In 1964, having recently finished studies in urban planning at the University of Pennsylvania and architecture at Newcastle University, Terry Farrell was awarded a bursary to explore public housing in Japan.

In 1881, George Godwin established a scholarship to enable young architects to study construction techniques around the world. Although France and the German Empire were popular destinations, most winners travelled to North America to see first-hand the impact of major changes to architecture and urbanism.

Thomas Simons Attlee (1880–1960), older brother of Clement, won a RIBA Essay Medal in 1914 for his work ‘The influence on architecture of the condition of the worker’.

'Papered Spaces' was the 2019 Research Medal winner and the winner for the 'History & Theory' category in the 2019 RIBA President's Awards for Research.

'Epistemic imposition: Architecture and colonialism in Dutch East Indies (1901-1942)' has been shortlisted in the History and Theory category for the RIBA President's Awards for Research 2021.

'Architects at the time of war' was shortlisted in the 'Cities & Community' category in the RIBA President's Awards for Research 2018.

'ProxyAddress: Using Location Data to Reconnect Those Facing Homelessness with Support Services' was shortlisted in the 'Cities & Community' category in the RIBA President's Awards for Research 2018.