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The Secret Architect: Muyiwa Oki’s election gives me hope
Following Muyiwa Oki’s victory in the RIBA presidential election, we had drinks to celebrate what we each felt was ‘our win’, says The Secret Architect
Tag: RIBA Presidential campaign
‘Architect worker’ Muyiwa Oki wins RIBA presidential election
Muyiwa Oki, the candidate billed as representing architectural workers and the profession's grassroots, has been elected as the next president of the RIBA
Voter apathy is the enemy of change at the RIBA
There are some moves for reform at the RIBA, but voter apathy in the face of inertia at the institute is holding back change, says Kunle Barker
Who to vote for? What will the RIBA presidential candidates do for you?
The three RIBA presidential candidates tell the AJ what they will do for the profession – and the institute – if you give them your vote
RIBA presidential election: rule change blocks new members from voting
Architects and students who have joined the RIBA since 23 April are not eligible to vote in the institute’s forthcoming presidential and council elections, it has emerged
Simon Allford wins RIBA presidential election
Simon Allford will be the next president of the RIBA after winning a crowded election battle
How will the would-be RIBA presidents tackle education and diversity?
The AJ asked the five contenders for the RIBA presidency how they would shake up the education system and what they would do to improve access to the profession for all
Reports of the RIBA’s demise are greatly exaggerated
There is much to do but the Institute is on the way up if the elections are anything to go by, writes Ben Derbyshire
Q&A: What will the RIBA presidential candidates do for you?
The AJ talks to the five RIBA presidential candidates about what they would do for the profession and the institute if you give them your vote
Climate activists, former president and diversity champions run for RIBA council
Environmental activists, pro-diversity architects and a former RIBA president are running for a seat on RIBA Council