RIBA Publishing

Expanded and updated edition of Residential Retrofit, first published in 2013.

A guide to understanding and addressing colonial inheritances in the built environment.

Defines the critical subject area of professional studies which runs as a thread through the RIBA validation criteria for Parts 1 and 2.

Changing the Game guides architects in how to build and run a future-proof, sustainable small practice - looking beyond materials to encompass culture, economics and regenerative practice.

This book questions the relationship between home and architecture, analysing how we experience home. It critiques the established concept of 'home' and what 'home' means when its nature is changing.

Bundle includes Georgie finds a new home and Cities of the World.

This book is invaluable for students and practitioners, providing a detailed specialist, contemporary historical analysis of their profession and is beautifully illustrated, with over 200 photos and images from the 1950s through to the present day.

Deals with the subject of architectural 3-D computer modelling. This book explores the hints at its monumental potential, a potential that is within reach of very small practices - even sole practitioners. It contains sections on 'Architecture and Structure', 'Evolution and Emergence', and 'Animation, Design Interrogation, Drawing'.

Offers an illustrated analysis of the various specific sustainability challenges presented by different building types. This book examines the consequences of contemporary construction methods and the ways in which their environmental impacts can be improved. It is suitable for architects and other building construction professionals.

Breaking down both the technical considerations and the design needs and challenges, Streetscapes: A Guide to Better Street Design is an essential text for anyone interested in the creation or improvement of quality public environments.

Chinese Urban Transformation: A Tale of Six Cities is a a comprehensive analysis of urbanisation and transformation across Chinese cities, taking in the dramatic social and economic changes over the past decades.

What does the future of the construction industry look like? This book brings together opinion pieces by all RIBA Ambassadors and other leading construction voices, setting the scene for how our industry will look in the future and the role that architects could, and perhaps should, play in this new world.