BMA House, Tavistock Square, London. Image: Memorial gates, BMA House (1).JPG by Harry Mitchell, Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0)
RIBA Guerrilla Tactics 2026
RIBA's annual one day conference for small and medium sized architectural practices at BMA House, London, on positioning your practice for a changing profession
Location: BMA House, Tavistock Square, London
Date: 19 November 2026, from 9am
Guerrilla Tactics 2026, RIBA’s annual conference for small and medium sized architectural practices, takes place at BMA House, Tavistock Square, London on 19 November 2026, running from 9am to 7pm. This year’s theme is positioning your practice for a changing profession, looking at new directions for architects and how to define an offer that stands out. A live streamed option is also available.
Speakers include Tara Gbolade of Gbolade Design Studio, Liz King of Liz King Architecture, Gurmeet Sian of Office Sian, Nimi Attanayake of nimtim architects, Tim Bell of Bell Phillips, Stefanie Stead of Stead and Co and James Crawford of Studio MUTT. Sessions cover domestic clients, social value in procurement, succession, bidding and fees. Tickets are £275 plus VAT for RIBA members and £345 plus VAT for non members, and include seven hours of on demand CPD through RIBA Academy.
Guerrilla Tactics is the one RIBA conference built around how small practices win work and stay solvent, rather than around design. It closes with a networking drinks reception and freestyle mentoring for those who want advice on a specific problem.
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