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RIBA believes that an inclusive and diverse profession that is representative of the society it serves is pivotal to meeting the challenges of the future. As we work to promote the diversification of the profession, explore our EDI resources within our RIBA collections below.

The RIBA responds to UK government consultations on sustainability and the built environment with the aim to influence government thinking and promote our policy positions.

Find out more about the Royal Institute of British Architects' recent public affairs work including our engagement with Ministers, MPs, Peers and events in UK Parliament.

Byron Bassington and Jack Norton founded BAS Architects in 2022, a London-based studio driven by a shared passion for craft and thoughtful design. Their work balances attention to detail, respect for place, and a commitment to creating architecture that enhances everyday life.

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has today announced that Stanton Williams has been selected to design the new Fleming Centre, a research and public engagement facility to be built on the St Mary’s Hospital campus in Paddington, London.

Come together with fellow architects and help shape activity in Exeter in 2025 by joining the conversation.

Join RIBA Canterbury and District for a tour of Shoreline, Folkestone; a modern take on the Edwardian crescent that marks the first phase of the town's seafront and harbour redevelopment.

In this blog, we look at how the architectural profession has developed since the Disability Discrimination Act of 1995 came into effect. Marking the upcoming anniversary of this legislative change, David Bonnett Associates highlight how their practice has evolved and how they are helping to create an environment that is accessible and inclusive for everyone.

Vice President Membership, Tom Foggin, reflects on our UK Members Forum 2024.

Built environment Level 7 apprenticeships - such as architecture - are vital to help address skills shortages and meet the Government's growth commitments. In a joint statement with RTPI, CIOB and RICS, we call for them to be exempt from funding reforms.

As 2024 draws to a close, we want to thank you for being part of RIBA and for supporting our collective work to shape a better built environment.

Join RIBA West Kent for a talk by planning consultant Patrick Durr (Patrick Durr Associates).

A specialist conservation architect has authoritative knowledge of conservation practice and extensive experience of working with historic buildings.

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.

Register of RIBA accredited Client Advisers, who are experienced architects that can provide impartial and informed advice from the earliest stages of your project.

Learn more about the opportunities- and challenges -that lie ahead for architects with the new revisions.

Learn about RIBA sending a practice mission to Cityscape Global 2024, an event held from 11 to 14 November in Riyadh, KSA.

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.