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September 2022 RIBA Future Trends Survey: a closer look at the architects' market.

In November, the RIBA Future Trends Workload Index fell by 1 point to a balance figure of -21. In the next three months, 12% of practices expect workloads to increase, 34% expect workloads to decrease and 54% expect them to remain the same.

Our new Practice Clinics will create dialogue, discussion and provide practice support. Each clinic will tackle two different subjects with two panels of experts and attendees can either submit a question they book their ticket or simply come along to join in the conversation.

Changes to the Building Regulations 2022 come into force in June 2022. Don't miss out on finding out how these changes will affect you and your business.

An update on the RIBA’s events at Conservative Party conference 2021 featuring Housing Minister Christopher Pincher MP.

The annual awards celebrate the best research in the fields of architecture and the built environment.

What has the RIBA been doing to represent architects since the 2017 General Election?

In October 2018, the RIBA Future Trends Workload Index increased slightly to +11, up from +7 in September, but for the second consecutive quarter the value of work in progress declined – indicating the impact of ongoing Brexit uncertainty.

The RIBA Future Trends Staffing Index fell five points in July to -3, showing a significant decrease in the appetite of our practices to recruit permanent architectural staff.

The RIBA Fellow Membership allows the RIBA the opportunity to recognise inspirational Chartered Members who have made a real contribution to architecture and the community. Peter Jackson has joined the list of RIBA Fellows in 2021 as he celebrates 50 years at the RIBA.

The RIBA represented architects alongside leading institutes of the built environment; the CIOB, RICS and RTPI at both Labour and Conservative Party conferences last week. Both events discussed skills, diversity and the future of the built environment.

In recognition of Black History Month, our Director of Inclusion & Diversity, Marsha Ramroop sets out how we're working with individuals from underrepresented groups with lived experience to share their stories, amplify their concerns and funnel, effectually, their needs so that we can effectively address them.

Whilst architects remain optimistic about future workloads, confidence is becoming increasingly tempered in the face of external pressures. Read the RIBA's latest Future Trends survey results.

Beyond Bauhaus Events Season, Oct 2019 – Jan 2020

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has announced the winners of the 2019 Research Awards.

The RIBA has published the latest Future Trends survey results.

A proposal to build ’room boxes’ on top of London’s terraced houses in response to the housing crisis and a design for a school damaged in the 2011 Tohoku earthquake win 2017 President’s Medals

RIBA announces results of Future Trends Survey for December 2015.

An update on the regulatory changes expected this year.

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has today (1 December) published its annual summary of business trends in the architecture and construction sectors.