RIBA
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Designed by George Grey Wornum, the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) building is a fine example of 1930s architecture. The Grade II-listed building hosts regular talks and exhibitions. There's also a shop and a café with an outdoor terrace, in addition to one of the finest architectural libraries in the world, which contains around four million items and is open to non-members who bring along photo ID.
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| Address: |
66 Portland Place London W1B 1AD |
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| Transport: | Tube: Great Portland St |
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| Opening hours: | Mon, Wed-Sun 10am-5pm; Tue 10am-8pm |
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Things to doThe Architects Underground
The Architects Underground is calling itself a ‘live weekly magazine’. Instead of putting its ideas to paper or uploading them online, it will take the form of a new weekly event, Wednesdays at 66 Portland Place, the home of the Royal Institute of British...
Talks and lectures Wednesday July 8 2020 - Wednesday December 30 2020