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This guide signposts just some of the material relating to the hundreds of women represented in our library and collections, focusing on those who were among the first to enter the profession in the UK, as well as historic networks and campaigns that aimed to redress the underrepresentation of women architects.

In 1969, the monthly architecture magazine Architectural Review embarked on an ambitious project: to document the state of the built environment in Britain, to explore its far-reaching impact on society, and to put forward a new vision for architecture. Find out about Manplan and the relevant material we hold in the RIBA Collections.

Join us for this creative workshop to explore how biomimicry – the process of imitating natural forms, patterns, and processes - may lead to more exciting, efficient and sustainable architecture. For ages 15-18 years.

The founder of FAME Collective (Female Architects of Minority Ethnic) argues that changes in education and the workplace are needed to better represent our diverse culture within the built environment.

Join us as we celebrate the 66 Portland Place's 90th Birthday year through hands-on creative activities with a free event for families.

An overview of Interface2: the Education & Practice Away Day - Culture, Diversity and Inclusion, held on 31 January 2024, with an outline of key discussion points and actions to take forward.

RIBA Chartered Practices have access to advice on employment and HR areas, such as payroll and health and safety, through a comprehensive Business Support Helpline.

School Green Centre by AOC Architecture for Shinfield Parish Council, winning a RIBA South Award 2024 and RIBA South Client of the Year 2024.

The Exchange by Robin Lee Architecture for The Exchange, winning a RIBA South East Award 2024 and RIBA South East Conservation Award 2024.

Read more about the winning projects of the RIBA South East Awards 2024.