V&A + RIBA Architecture Partnership

About the V&A + RIBA Architecture Partnership

Detail of diagrid roof, Western Concourse, King's Cross station | 
King's Cross: Regenerating a London landmark|A display documenting the work to transform the station.
Free entry, 19 May - 21 October 2012.

Image: © Hufton + Crow  

 

The V&A + RIBA Architecture Partnership was established in 2004 by the RIBA and the Victoria and Albert Museum to promote the understanding and enjoyment of architecture. Together the RIBA and the V&A have opened the UK's first permanent gallery| of architecture. 

The partnership brings together the holdings of the RIBA Library Drawings and Archives Collections| with the V&A's collections of architectural drawings, photographs and architectural artefacts in one location - the V&A in London. It also brings together the expertise of each institution in an exciting programme of exhibitions and talks|.

Free education programmes| using the facilities, study rooms and collections of both institutions are available to schools, colleges and universities.  

Follow the latest activities of the partnership on RIBA Blogs|.