RIBA Unveils New Brand Identity by Johnson Banks Ahead of 200th Anniversary

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has unveiled its first major brand refresh in over 25 years, developed with London studio Johnson Banks, featuring a bold new sans-serif logotype. Creative Boom reported that the rebrand aims to modernize RIBA's image and sharpen its voice as the organization approaches its 200th anniversary in 2034. Dezeen noted that the redesign includes a new color palette, typography system, and visual elements that balance heritage with contemporary challenges. The initiative is part of RIBA's House of Architecture program, which includes upgrading digital platforms and improving access to its collections, according to Creative Boom.