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Richard Murphy: ‘RIBA’s cultural offer is pathetic’
This year’s Doolan Prize-winner Richard Murphy has slammed the RIBA’s cultural offer as ’pathetic’, saying its cultural activities have ‘completely withered away’
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Stories about the Royal Institute of British Architects, including the RIBA Awards and the RIBA Stirling Prize
RIBA honours world’s best student work with President’s Medals
A design for a school damaged in the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and a proposal to solve the housing crisis by building ‘room boxes’ on London’s terraced streets have been named the world’s best student projects of 2017 by the RIBA
RIBA President’s Medal for Research announced
Edward Denison of the Bartlett and UK-based independent researcher Guang Yu Ren have won the 2017 RIBA President’s Medal for Research
Alluding to the Georgian: Pablo Bronstein at the RIBA
Designer and artist Pablo Bronstein presents over 50 original ink drawings of ‘pseudo-Georgian’ architecture built since 1975, exploring the style’s enduring appeal
Competition: RIBA Bookshop and Lounge at Ecobuild 2018
The RIBA has launched a contest to design its flagship £10,000 lounge, bookshop and meeting space at next year’s Ecobuild convention
Q&A with David Miller: ‘Being a small practice is something to celebrate’
Ahead of the RIBA’s Guerrilla Tactics conference next week, creative director David Miller shares his tips to create a thriving small practice – and explains how his practice has harnessed technology to stand out from the crowd
RIBA launches Regent Street Windows contest 2018
The RIBA has launched its annual open call for architects to deliver a series of shop window installations in Regent Street, central London
RIBA unveils post-Brexit immigration policy to attract ‘finest talent’
The RIBA is urging the government to find an agreement over the rights of non-UK EU citizens living in Britain in a policy paper published today
Profession reacts to PM’s social housing pledge: ‘Warm words won’t put roofs over heads’
The RIBA and leading architects have slammed the prime minister’s pledge for an extra £2 billion for affordable housing over the next five years as simply not enough
Government is not ignoring RIBA over Grenfell, says communities secretary
Communities secretary Sajid Javid has said the government is ‘in touch’ with the RIBA for its advice following the Grenfell Tower fire