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RSAW Design Week returns this autumn, between 06 - 10 October with an exciting programme of events and activities to celebrate architecture and design in locations across Wales.

Make Architects’ outreach team, Aspire, partners with RIBA to improve access to architecture for young people, particularly from underrepresented backgrounds, through workshops, school collaborations, and career support.

Our highest accolade, the RIBA Stirling Prize is awarded to the best building in the UK. 

The RIBA Research Fund is awarded to researchers at any stage of their architecture careers.

Additional sustainability data is now required to better align the Awards with the profession’s climate commitments.

Being a qualified architect requires a lifelong commitment to learning and CPD. To be future-ready for leadership in a fast-changing environment, the profession must be prepared to ramp up further its acquisition of collective skills and experience.

RIBA Shortlists 15 Ground-Breaking Projects for New Architecture Awards

Join us for a fun evening of wine tasting with the RIBA West Kent Branch.

A global design practice dedicated to improving urban futures and shaping growth

Join us for the biggest night in architecture. Hear from our winners and expert jury and, celebrate alongside the architects shaping the future of the profession.

Find out more about our 2026 annual subscription fees for individual members and Chartered Practices.

A conservation architect has in-depth knowledge and experience of working with historic buildings.

Prestige Architects is a boutique architectural practice in Chelsea, London specialising in bespoke, prime and uber-prime residential projects.

Pilbrow and Partners are a 65-strong architecture and urban design studio working internationally on a range of innovative approaches to ultra-low carbon design. Their work is grounded in a passion for the city and a commitment to create places that enrich, delight, and inspire.

As well as coming to 66 Portland Place, London, and the V&A Museum, London, the RIBA Collections are frequently loaned for major exhibitions around the world.

As part of the UK Black History Month 2025 theme, we're shining a spotlight on the achievements of Black architects and collaborators who are championing their heritage while bringing exciting new projects into the forefront of architectural innovation.

Join us and AIA UK for an exciting discussion about how we can achieve inclusive, accessible design, led by Natasha Trotman, an Equalities Designer and Researcher!

A conservation registrant has an awareness of the issues involved in working with historic buildings and has attended a conservation course approved by the RIBA.

Learn more about ARB’s six main requirements and how the code works with RIBA’s own standards.

Join us to explore how architects and smart home professionals can transform homes from gadget-filled showrooms into beautiful and deeply personal living spaces