RIBA launches campaign to abolish Architects Act

Jack Pringle

Board chair Jack Pringle says plan is leading change in evolution of the profession

RIBA has officially launched its campaign to abolish the Architects Act to clear the way for a new regulatory system which strengthens the roles of qualified architects.

The plan, called Towards Tomorrow’s Architecture, aims to raise the profile of the profession, champion fairer approaches to procurement and improve skills through lifelong learning.

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