RIBA says Arb education reforms lack detail on climate and building safety skills

Jack Pringle 2020

Jack Pringle criticses shake-up for putting too much focus on later stages of training

RIBA has launched another broadside against Arb’s proposals to reform architectural education over what it says is a lack of detail on climate skills and building safety.

Last week Arb published the results of a consultation on the Tomorrow’s Architects plan, which will include replacing the three-part qualification system with a two-part approach.

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