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Muyiwa Oki: ‘Government needs ambition and imagination to solve the housing crisis’
The RIBA president reacts to this week’s budget and urges the government to put some commitment behind its ambition to launch ‘a decade of national renewal’
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Architects react to Williamson’s RIBA election victory and 9.3% turnout
Architects have reacted to the news that Chris Williamson has been voted in as the RIBA’s next president – while former president Ben Derbyshire says he is 'dismayed' by the disappointingly low voter turnout
Architects Declare calls on next RIBA president to maximise climate action
Architects Declare has called on the candidates in this month’s RIBA presidential election to maximise the institute’s action on the climate emergency
Duncan Baker-Brown joins race to become next RIBA president
Circular economy expert and environmental activist Duncan Baker-Brown has announced he is running to become the next RIBA president
A black RIBA president doesn’t mean architecture’s race problem is sorted
We should celebrate the election of the RIBA’s first black president but that mustn’t be an excuse for avoiding tackling the lack of wider diversity in the profession, says Toko Andrews
Simon Allford: ‘The RIBA was failing, inexcusably caused by those meant to be leading it’
The outgoing RIBA president talks about his attempts to change the course of the Portland Place ‘supertanker’ and why he is staying around to see through his House of Architecture plans
Reaction to Oki’s RIBA victory: ‘It feels like finally change could be in the air’
The profession responds to the news that grassroots candidate Muyiwa Oki has been elected as the RIBA’s next president
‘Architect worker’ chosen to challenge for RIBA presidency
Campaigners bidding to get an architectural worker voted in as the next RIBA president have named Muyiwa Oki as their challenger in the forthcoming election
Young architects bid to elect ‘drama-free’ worker as RIBA president
Campaigners are bidding to get an architectural worker elected as the next RIBA president so as to shake up an institute ‘out of touch’ with the wider profession
The RIBA needs systemic change if presidents’ promises are to mean anything
No RIBA president will make any difference to the broken institute without a shake-up of its internal structures, writes former RIBA councillor Indy Johar