The Architects’ Journal is delighted to be combining two flagship events under one roof in 2024. Both events will take place at The Brewery in London on 11 September 2024, uniting our community of retrofit and reuse experts, practitioners and advisers to champion and celebrate positive change for the built environment.

Join the RIBA South Conservation Group for our July talk with guest speaker Esther Robinson Wild, where she will present her insights on Repurposing the Past: realising value and Impact from existing places.

This NLA webinar explores the challenges and opportunities of creating an age-inclusive city, showcasing the work being done to create child-friendly cities, engage young people in the design process and explore later living in relation to city planning.

A national conference delivered by East Midlands partners dedicated to celebrating good design delivery and best practice during challenging times.

The AJ Architecture Awards celebrate and reward design excellence in UK architecture. The awards will highlight the very best projects in 17+ categories from housing, health and wellbeing to workplace and cultural projects. A celebratory event will be held at the London Hilton Metropole on 22 November 2023 to reveal the winners.

The RIBA Stirling Prize is judged against a range of criteria including design vision; innovation and originality; capacity to stimulate, engage and delight occupants and visitors; accessibility and sustainability; how fit the building is for its purpose and the level of client satisfaction.

AJ Retrofit Live is returning for a second year, uniting architects, their built environment colleagues, clients and lawmakers to identify the best retrofit and circular economy practices and discuss the transformational changes we need to see to upgrade the built environment in line with whole-life carbon principles.

We’ll be exploring a range of conversations that are crucial to the retrofit conversation – technical and design challenges, systemic barriers to retrofit & reuse, and the use of natural and waste materials, to name but a few.

The J.E.D.I. talks (Just Equity Diversity Inclusion) are hosted by the RIBA NE ‘Change The Record’ campaign group.

The J.E.D.I. talks have become a popular platform for discussion on themes varying from flexible working, the impact of the pandemic, racism v. inclusion, gender diversity and the human cost of architecture. We’re excited to announce what’s coming next.

Celebrate Open House at 66 Portland Place, London and explore RIBA’s magnificent 1930s headquarters.

The Nottingham and Derby Society of Architects is holding a workshop to help prospective candidates for the preparation for the ARB prescribed examination.

AS level, A level and T Level results day will be on 17 August 2023. GCSE students will be able to find out their results on 24 August 2023. Students will receive results for level 3 VTQs on or before 17 August and will receive results for level 2 VTQs on or before 24 August 2023.

Join the RIBA South Conservation July talk to hear from Emma Mullen about the Church Conservation, saving a 15th Century Nave roof from structural collapse at the Abbey Church of St Mary & St Melor, Amesbury.

A display of final projects from our students on the POC in Architecture mentoring programme.

Since Tate Modern first opened in 2000, it has become a London landmark, not just for the art it houses, but also for the architecture of the building itself. A remarkable combination of old and new, the tour will take you through the former Bankside Power Station with its iconic 3,300 m2 Turbine Hall and Tanks that still smell of oil, before delving into the innovative and ambitious Blavatnik Building extension.

Join model maker and papercut artist, Ellie Sampson, for an introduction into the intricacies of architectural sketch modelling. Learn some of the basic skills needed to make neat and carefully crafted models and folded paper forms. Then using photos or sketches of architectural moments, you will learn to compose 3D paper cut scenes.

If an application is sent to us by 18:00 (UK time) on this day, we’ll send it to the chosen universities or colleges. Applications received after this date will automatically be entered into Clearing.

If you are between the ages of 16 and 29 and live in London, you are eligible to sign up for our free Podcasting workshop.

Nottingham Trent University is hosting a symposium entitled “Artificial Intelligence Discourses in Interior Architecture and Design” that aims to explore the various discourses and implications of AI in the field of interior architecture and design, both in practice and learning.With the rise of AI, there are different discourses and perceptions about its future…

Join the RIBA Gulf Chapter for an online discussion of Hamza Shaikh's book Drawing Attention - a detailed breakdown of a diverse range of drawing processes alongside technical tips and concept inspirations. - RIBA

For the June RIBA South Conservation Group talk, we will hear from Paul Whitby about the legal protection of bats and their roost sites and the potential conflicts from the renovation, modification, or repair of historic buildings, that pose a legal liability risk for owners.

Common gardens are places where communities nurture, replenish, and socialise. Such collective practices maintain local ecosystems, promote local agency, and challenge how we relate to each other and our environment. Join us for an exhibition and discussion about community growing at Borough Road Gallery, London South Bank University.