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Tickets are now on sale for RIBA Stirling Prize 2024 🎟️ Be part of a memorable evening celebrating the best in UK architecture. Book now to join us for a night of inspiration, recognition and lively celebrations. 📅 16 October 📍 Roundhouse, London ➡️ Book your tickets: https://ow.ly/HacW50SG0GE #StirlingPrize is sponsored by Autodesk

Sustainable design has a long history in the Gulf, but growing populations and rising temperatures demand even more inventive approaches. Andy Shaw, Managing Partner at AMA, and Sandra Woodall, design principal of tangramGulf, explore our new exhibition 'Sustainable Design in the Gulf: Past, Present and Future' that shows where we are now: https://ow.ly/g0xB50TFOFc

Delighted to welcome #RIBAPresident Muyiwa Oki to #AssociatedArchitects today for a coffee and a chat in our new #Leeds office as part of his visit to support the RIBA Stirling Stories at the Everyman later today👌

Clementine Blakemore creates an inclusive and accessible rural retreat at Wraxall Yard in Dorset. Shortlisted for the Stirling Prize, this dairy farm has been sensitively repaired and converted into highly accessible holiday accommodation, with public spaces aimed at boosting engagement with wildlife and farming. Motivated by frustration at the standard of available wheelchair accessible accommodation across the UK, the development offers extensive yet discreet accessible features, providing disabled guests – particularly wheelchair users – with a high degree of independence. ⏯️ Explore this year’s shortlisted projects in our new films, as we take an exclusive look behind the scenes and hear from the teams involved: https://ow.ly/vxXR50TIN4Y ✨ The countdown is on for this year’s Stirling Prize, the biggest night in architecture. Stay tuned for the unveiling of the UK’s best new architecture on 16 October. #StirlingPrize is sponsored by Autodesk

📣 Our new exhibition 'Sustainable Design in the Gulf: Past, Present and Future opens on 11 October 2024. Showcasing 50 years of sustainable design by RIBA Chartered Architects from across the Gulf, the exhibition spotlights renowned practices and iconic projects with a wide range of drawings and architectural models, from historical structures to futuristic developments. 📍 RIBA, London ⏰ Monday to Saturday: 10am to 5pm (Tuesday: 10am to 8pm) Sunday and bank holidays: Closed ➡️ Plan your visit: https://ow.ly/nUxG50TILQR

📢 Architects are increasingly optimistic about workloads and staffing - RIBA Future Trends, September 2024 Our latest report on business and employment trends shows that over the next three months, architects continue to expect higher workloads and staffing levels, with an improved outlook compared to August. Confidence in workloads has notably returned to London and the private housing sector. ➡️ Read the report: https://ow.ly/LFFN50TILTX

Why architects should contribute to a consultation for the British standard for trees and design 🌲 Learn more about the standard and how architects can make their voices heard: https://ow.ly/7q7k50TFHiG

The house-building sector is in the throes of huge change. The market for new homes is changing, with a shift from private buyers to build-to-rent as well as an ageing population. A restructuring of the sector is on the cards with major implications for architects: https://ow.ly/qILi50TFIyU

Have you ever thought about being a RIBA Awards judge? If you have but never been sure how to go about it, the application window for judges is open until October 27th. RIBA is looking for applications for Architect, Lay Person, Conservation and Sustainability advisor roles. And yes, as you’d expect, most of the judges are architects, but there’s also the Lay Person judging role route for those of us who aren’t architects but have an interest in architecture. You know, those of us that understand the ins and outs of how the industry and sector works. I was a judge in 2023 RIBA Awards, and it was a really enjoyable and rewarding process. I not only got to see so many fantastic buildings, but I contributed a lot, learnt a lot too plus got to network with some fabulous judges and architects in South West London so definitely a win all round. There are roles up and down the country, and in London they get so many entries that they split it into five areas. I've tagged a few people in the comments who I know were previous judges to share their experiences. Find out more here https://lnkd.in/e7XzJHtE #marketing #builtenvironment #architects

Mikhail Riches creates a modern energy-efficient environment softened with thoughtful planting and subtle colours in a heritage-conscious approach for Brutalist landmark Park Hill. Shortlisted for the Stirling Prize, the second phase of an ongoing regeneration of Europe’s largest listed structure sits on a prominent hillside overlooking Sheffield City Centre. Internal spaces are modernised through open plan designs and the addition of balconies, while thermal imaging has allowed sustainability experts to identify and improve energy efficiency. A fresh colour palette referencing the nearby Peak District blends with the estate's original concrete, preserves its design heritage, while tree and wildflower plantings cleverly soften the exterior. ⏯️ Explore this year’s shortlisted projects in our new films, as we take an exclusive look behind the scenes and hear from the teams involved: https://ow.ly/2xjz50TGJvw ✨ The countdown is on for this year’s Stirling Prize, the biggest night in architecture. Stay tuned for the unveiling of the UK’s best new architecture on 16 October. #StirlingPrize is sponsored by Autodesk