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This is a recording from a live event held on 29 January 2021 and hosted by RIBA Fellow Robin Machell from West+Machell in Leeds. Hear inspirational presentations followed by discussion as we explore ...

Design Council and NLA present a panel event to discuss the value of design in public transport infrastructure. Transport infrastructures and stations are much more than transport nodes. These places ...

The ornamented narrative: Heritage, decoration and city making From Asmara’s Art Deco to Lagos’s modernism to Singapore’s colonial hotels, cities all over the world resound with the contested meanings...

Guerrilla Tactics is the RIBA’s flagship professional event for small- to medium-sized practices. Each year is dedicated to a different topical business theme. Guerrilla Tactics 2018 explored the syst...

There is no doubt we are facing a climate crisis, which is largely caused by us. To mitigate the damage and ensure the future prosperity of humanity we must act fast in changing our relationship with ...

The delivery of affordable housing across London continues to be a top priority and the need is critical post-pandemic, with more than half the new Affordable Homes Programme dedicated to fund social ...

The RIBA’s annual national conference for practitioners, Smart Practice has a forward-looking, strategic focus. It is designed to appeal to architects working in practices of different scales across s...

This online event details the findings of research undertaken by Amrutha Kishor & Allan Joyce Architects, which was shortlisted for the 2019 RIBA Presidents Award for Research. While completing he...

Over the last decade and a half, the retail sector has undergone fundamental structural changes. From the successful development of global shopping centres to the urgent need to revitalise our local h...

Selling products or standardised services is the oldest and most common form of business model, however, within architecture it is a rare bird. How, as architects, can we deliver our services via a pr...

The first seminar of the NLA series of Projects in Practice looked into the approaches of environmental design used to reduce carbon emissions. It explored two exemplar London projects that show best...

What are the various business models at play in the construction industry, and how do they interact? Architects typically provide services via a solutions model, in which a tailored solution is delive...

Northampton Museum has recently been remodelled and extended, more than doubling its floor space by adding a keystone extension that allows the existing building to link through to the surrounding vac...

Making Plans with Sumayya Vally and Charles Holland *Please note that visual quality is reduced between 08:44​ to 19:12​. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. For the third and final t...