Royal Institute of British Architects

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) is a professional organization for architects in the UK. Established in 1834, its mission is to support architects through education, advocacy, and setting industry standards. RIBA promotes good design and sustainability in architecture, offering resources for professionals and the public alike. Members often carry the title "RIBA," which signifies their qualification and adherence to ethical standards. The institute also plays a key role in shaping architectural policy and preserving the built environment, ensuring that buildings not only meet functional needs but also enhance public spaces and communities.