Join us for a very special end-of-year social bringing together students and early-career professionals from across the built environment.

Hosted by RIBA YAPF in collaboration with CIAT Aspiration Northern Region and RICS Matrics North East, for the first time, this evening brings together people working and studying across region’s built environment disciplines.

Rather than another formal networking event, the evening is designed to make it easy to meet people outside your usual professional circle, with exclusive use of STACK’s Sideshow gaming area alongside drinks, conversation and plenty of opportunities to connect.

Included in your ticket:

1 x food token to use at STACK

2 x drinks tokens

Unlimited access to the interactive games and activities for the evening

Entry to the event

What to expect

The evening will include:

Interactive games and activities at STACK Sideshow

A short welcome and introduction from each participating professional network

A celebration of the work and achievements of early-career professionals across the region over the past year

Opportunities to meet students and practitioners from across different built environment disciplines

Informal networking, drinks and socialising throughout the evening

Who is it for?

The event is open to all, from students and apprentices to chartered and senior professionals, whether you are already a member of any of the participating professional networks or a non-member just interested in learning more.

You do not need to belong to a professional institution to attend.

Whether you work in architecture, architectural technology, planning, surveying, engineering, housing, development, regeneration or another related field, the aim is to create a space where the next generation of the North East built environment can meet, celebrate and build new connections.

Why are we doing it?

The built environment is inherently collaborative, yet our professional networks often operate separately.

This event is an opportunity to bring those communities together, celebrate our collective achievements over the past year, strengthen links between disciplines and create a more connected early-career network across the North East.

It is also an opportunity for students to meet people already working across the industry, learn more about different professional routes and begin building connections beyond their own discipline.

Further details on participating professional networks and the evening programme will be announced shortly.

Spaces are limited, so early booking is recommended.

Description supplied by the event organiser.