RIBA – Page 14
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News£14m at stake if RIBA had taken sides on EU
Institute urged to lobby ‘at highest level’ against Charity Commission restriction
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NewsRIBA vows to engage at highest level to protect architects
Institute produces Brexit briefing for profession
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NewsArchitects' confidence edges up
Firms in northern England the most optimistic again, Future Trends index finds
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NewsMixed messages from RIBA over Garden Bridge
RIBA London calls for Garden Bridge to be halted - but Portland Place is not convinced
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NewsArchitects' confidence treads water, says RIBA index
Firms in northern England the most optimistic, Future Trends finds
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NewsRIBA joins global initiative to boost urban disaster management
Alliance brings together urban professionals and humanitarian agencies
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NewsRIBA gives lukewarm response to Queen's Speech
Streamlining of pre-commencement planning conditions gets the thumbs-up but RIBA bemoans lack of ambition to tackle poor design quality
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NewsRIBA rewrites its guidance so anyone can stand for president
Guidance notes for candidates reissued a week before nominations close
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NewsOwusu reports RIBA to Charities Commission over presidential 'discrimination'
Architect says ‘Brady byelaw’ is stopping candidates from standing
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NewsExclusive: 78% of architects back continued EU membership
Profession issues resounding snub to Brexit campaign
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NewsRIBA report damns government's 'wasteful' school building programme
Good design could stop £150m a year being spent on unnecessary operations and maintenance, report claims
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NewsRIBA issues call for Regent Street windows project
Architects will be paired with retailers to bring pizzazz to famous shopping street
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NewsArchitects' confidence soars - especially in the north
Private housing and commercial sectors most promising, say practices
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NewsFAT’s House for Essex could still win the Stirling Prize
Awards chief blames communication blunder for oversight and vows to give it second chance
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News'Plan better to stay relevant,' says RIBA presidential hopeful
HTA managing partner Ben Derbyshire to stand in race to succeed Jane Duncan
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NewsScotland recovers but confidence north of border remains brittle
UK-wide Future Trends fell slightly last month, says RIBA
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NewsCharles Knevitt (1952-2016)
Former RIBA Trust director, journalist and architecture critic succumbs to cancer aged 63