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RIBA shows off Benedetti’s early visuals for House of Architecture
Benedetti Architects’ designs for overhauling the RIBA’s London headquarters have been shown off during a first round of consultation on refurbishment plans
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Stories about the Royal Institute of British Architects, including the RIBA Awards and the RIBA Stirling Prize
The RIBA is failing to connect – this election shows it
The winner of the RIBA presidential election can help the institute better engage with every member, says its former equality, diversity and inclusion director, Marsha Ramroop
RIBA takes down ‘astonishing’ ad promoting £288k private tutor role
The RIBA has removed a post advertising a role with a nearly £300,000 salary as a private tutor to an ‘ambitious architecture student’ from its online jobs board
Confusion as key bodies battle over rival principal designer registers
The Association of Consultant Architects (ACA) has launched an accreditation scheme for principal designers – seven months after the RIBA set up its own register for the role
RIBA presidential candidate Chris Williamson: ‘RIBA won’t survive another generation’
Ahead of this month’s RIBA presidential election, the AJ put eight key questions to each of the candidates. Today we hear from Weston Williamson + Partners co-founder Chris Williamson
Conservative manifesto pledges 1.6m homes – but no commitment on affordable housing
Rishi Sunak has committed to building 1.6 million homes over the next parliament, but his manifesto does not include any figures on the number of affordable homes
RIBA presidential candidate Duncan Baker-Brown: ‘I’ll base myself in different regions’
Ahead of this month’s RIBA presidential election, the AJ put eight key questions to each of the candidates. Today we hear from environmental campaigner and academic Duncan Baker-Brown
RIBA presidential candidate Funmbi Adeagbo: ‘Apprenticeships are not a silver bullet’
Ahead of this month’s RIBA presidential election, the AJ put eight key questions to each of the candidates. Today we hear from Funmbi Adeagbo
Architects Declare calls on next RIBA president to maximise climate action
Architects Declare has called on the candidates in this month’s RIBA presidential election to maximise the institute’s action on the climate emergency
RIBA and Heatherwick defend Saudi panel appearance after Neom ‘kill order’ report
The RIBA and Heatherwick Studio have both defended their appearance on a UK-Saudi trade panel last month following reports that Saudi forces were instructed to kill in order to clear land for The Line scheme