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Parliament has voted to reject the Withdrawal Agreement negotiated between the UK Government and the European Union; find out what this could mean for architects.

In the first of five blogs about the impact of technology on architectural practice, Dale Sinclair explains how fully digital design will radically transform the decision-making process.

Letter from the CEO on the rejection of the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement

Aaron Perry, BIM Manager at Allford Hall Monaghan Morris, explains how knowledge accrued through BIM can feed into project after project, speeding up design using flexible 'standard' parts.

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) responds to the defeat of the Prime Minister’s EU withdrawal deal.

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has expressed significant concerns in its response to the Government consultation on planning reforms.

In his final year as RIBA East Midlands Chair, Sam Culling gives an overview of events in the region for 2019.

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has today (Thursday 10 January), published a report arguing for a drastic reform of the UK’s immigration system.

Practices share their plans and ideas for the challenging year ahead

International architects have made a vital contribution to the success of British architecture and turned the UK into a global architectural powerhouse. Read how our new research, supported by feedback from RIBA members, shows how the sector’s global and diverse workforce has enriched British practice, and the steps that Government must take to ensure that the new immigration system works for UK architecture, benefits the public and supports the wider economy.