The definitive digital resource for navigating the UK regulatory landscape — serving Part III students, early-career practitioners, and the wider architectural community.
ARB has launched a major consultation on reforms to professional practical experience, running until April 2026. The proposed changes would transform how trainees gain and evidence their competence.
The most significant changes to UK architectural education in 50 years are underway. ARB is replacing the traditional three-part structure with a flexible, outcomes-based framework. Here is what stays, what goes, and the timeline for transition.
From 1 January 2025, all practicing RIBA Chartered Members must pass the RIBA Health and Safety Test as part of CPD obligations, covering fire safety, structural safety, and the Building Safety Act.
The Building Safety Act gateway process for higher-risk buildings is now fully operational. Architects must obtain Gateway 2 approval before construction commences on any building 18m+ or 7+ storeys.
Britain's architects face a tangle of well-meaning reforms that may deepen the very muddle they seek to resolve. Britain's architects face a crucial decade. Whether reform brings clarity or compounds confusion depends less on the merit of individual proposals than on the coherence of their implementation.
Key project management principles and tools for delivering architectural projects on time, on budget, and to quality standards.
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PASEO Research
Evidence-Based Insights into Architectural Employment
The Project on Architectural Student Employment Outcomes (PASEO), led by Alastair Blyth, provides the first empirical evidence base on employment conditions for Part III students in the UK — covering salaries, working hours, mentor support, well-being, and workplace discrimination.