By Kingsley Adegboye Registered architects have been charged not to breach the architects’ professional ethics, but to uplift professionalism in all their professional undertakings.

The core problem with the proposed code is that it prioritises protecting clients’ short-term interests over architecture’s long-term impact on people and the planet. The new code opens with a bold ...

RIBA members have the opportunity to help inform RIBA's response to the Architects Registration Boards' (ARB) consultation on a New Code of Conduct and Practice for Architects.

The Architects' Registration Council of Nigeria ARCON, has called all registered architects in the country to keep faith with the established professional ethics and standards. The call was made ...

Revised Architects Code of Conduct and Practice replaces the 2017 version and sets out six broad standards that all UK-registered architects must follow ...

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has today (Monday 8 April 2019) published significant updates to the codes of conduct for RIBA members and practices, alongside new procedures for ...

“We have the code of professional conduct and ethics to guide all our undertakings as architects. Unfortunately, we are where we are today due to lawlessness that has pervaded the land.

Following the Grenfell Tower tragedy, the ARB decided to revise its code of conduct for architects to ensure competence and ethical practice remain at the forefront. The revised code is being ...