Stories about the Royal Institute of British Architects, including the RIBA Awards and the RIBA Stirling Prize
The government’s lack of action over ‘deeply flawed’ Building Regulations is failing the public and ‘does not honour’ the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire, according to the RIBA
‘Retrograde’ plans for a cookery class for parents, organised by the RIBA for International Women’s Day later this week, have been dropped after a protest by architects
Architect Kate Macintosh has led criticism over an RIBA award established in honour of the late social housing pioneer Neave Brown but only requires a third of the homes to be ‘affordable’
The RIBA has launched an award named after social housing pioneer Neave Brown aimed at championing the best of British housing
Architects have spoken out after prime minister Theresa May suffered a crushing parliamentary defeat over her proposed Brexit deal leaving the country in ‘uncharted territory’
The RIBA has warned the government that it risks ‘cutting itself from the world’ if it does not undertake drastic reforms of its post-Brexit immigration system
The RIBA has made a new commitment to placing social responsibility at its heart. The AJ speaks to chair of the Ethics Group Indy Johar about what this means and what comes next
Architects’ work is booming overseas with a £15 million hike in the value of international exports, according to an RIBA survey
A Finnish folk story carved into the fabric of a city and a proposal for a hotel inside an electrical substation have been named the world’s best student projects in 2018
An innovative project matching up people facing homelessness with addresses of empty buildings has won the RIBA President’s Research Medal
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