Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) is now a mandatory requirement in England, marking a significant shift in how architects approach planning, development, and ecological sustainability. But what does this ...

The South Essex Chapter of Architects are a Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) branch that acts as a local hub for architects, providing a platform for professional development, networking, ...

Join us with guest speaker Edwin Trout BA, Manager of Information Services from The Concrete Society as he discusses Portland Cement From Patent to Standard: Accommodating Change in Britain’s Use of ...

The British Embassy in Paris invites you to discover the best of British architecture and engineering at a unique exhibition at the Ambassador’s Residence.

All Chartered Members everywhere are required to undertake and record CPD each year as evidence that you are taking organised steps to maintain your competence through continuous learning. Our CPD ...

Some items are stored offsite at our outstore at the Piper Centre in Fulham, which can be visited by prior appointment. Our items have been collected and catalogued over almost two centuries, with ...

January 2017 saw the Royal Institute of British Architects and Association of Architectural Educators launch the UK's first BIM EXPO and BIM Camp. Speakers from built environment practices and ...

See the programme of exhibitions and events from RIBA and our partners, or check out the latest CPD programmes and courses available on RIBA Academy.

Join us as we celebrate International Women’s Day with an evening focused on improving gender diversity in architecture practices. Join us as we celebrate International Women’s Day with an evening ...

To help you gain the skills you need to practise architecture now and in the future as a RIBA Chartered Member, we have defined 10 mandatory core curriculum topics to address through CPD. The topic ...

Although its last new buildings are just being completed, the redesigned King’s Cross is beginning to feel like it has always been there, and that, crucially, it ‘works’. There is no higher testament ...

The RIBA has developed the 2030 Climate Challenge to help architects meet net zero (or better) whole life carbon for new and retrofitted buildings by 2030. It sets a series of targets for RIBA ...