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A beach house, a sixth form centre and a children’s library are among the twelve buildings which have been shortlisted from 28 entries for this year’s RIBA South East Awards.

Eight buildings have been shortlisted for RIBA East Midlands 2022 Awards. The shortlisted projects include residential accommodation and a new public library on the site of the former Thornton’s factory in Derbyshire, a new crematorium in Lincolnshire and a house extension set in the ruins of a former parchment factory in Northamptonshire.

A revolutionary new energy centre, schools, community hubs and residential developments are among the eclectic buildings shortlisted from 126 entries for this year’s RIBA London Awards.

As the economic environment becomes more challenging, practices may benefit from free business resources available across the UK. Explore our newly updated guide to free mentoring, expert advice, and financial support.

Every month, RIBA East Midlands spotlights one of the region’s Chartered Practices. For March we spoke to Stem Architects, a Lincoln based Practice with experience most notably in the Education sector.

Four educational buildings of varying scale are amongst the twelve buildings shortlisted from 38 entries for the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Awards 2022 in the South West of England.

Twenty-two buildings, ranging from a small copper clad home extension in Cambridge to a new youth and participation space at the Wolsey Theatre in Ipswich have been shortlisted for RIBA East 2022 Awards. The winners will be announced early in May.

Cost inflation and supply chain delays are demanding goodwill from all contract parties to keep projects moving, but there is also a case for judicious use of disclaimers, says specialist practice adviser Mark Klimt.

From Roman baths and Victorian bathhouses to contemporary swimming spaces, this summer the V&A + RIBA Architecture Partnership will explore the architectural, cultural and social importance of swimming pools and lidos in the UK.

A tribute from RIBA President, Simon Allford.