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A finished project can bring lasting benefits, which often leads to further opportunities and the client returning to the RIBA Competitions process for future projects. We look back at previous architectural design competitions with the same client.

Read our formal response to the Grenfell Tower Inquiry Phase 2 report recommendations.

Discover the work of four architects and artists who were forced to flee their home countries to escape Nazi persecution.

We were delighted to welcome HRH The Duke of Gloucester to 66 Portland Place. His Royal Highness is uniquely placed to champion our mission, as a steadfast advocate for the built environment with a background in architecture.

Conservators at RIBA are carefully surface cleaning and repairing our collection of over 4,000 rare books.

This February, we're bringing to light underrepresented LGBTQ+ voices and stories from across the built environment as part of the 2025 theme: Activism and social change.

This exhibition responds to the LGBT+ History Month 2025 theme of ‘activism and social change’ through architecture and place making. RIBA invited architecture students from across the UK to submit their own work relating to LGBTQ+ history.

Join us for a creative workshop to explore how multiple perspectives can be used to represent architecture faithfully or imaginatively. Generating new experiences and ideas through drawing, photography and collage. For ages 15 to 18.

Giles Gilbert Scott was a British architect and President of RIBA whose work spanned some of the UK's most recognisable buildings; from power stations to cathedrals.

Discover the origins and history of this storied award for a major contribution to architecture.