Buildings for the Dead: Tombs and Mausoleums

16 Apr 13 - 16 Apr 13

Tombs and mausoleums combine architecture and sculpture to perpetuate the memory of the dead. Key designs from the 16th to the 19th centuries, from papal tombs in St. Peter's Basilica to Alfred Steven's Wellington monument in St. Paul's Cathedral, will be used to illustrate key architectural innovations and the concerns and ambitions of the people who built them. With Matthew Storey, V&A.

Leading Architecture: Buckinghamshire Society of Architects

16 Apr 13 - 16 Apr 13

Leading Architecture: Buckinghamshire Society of Architects

RIBA/Observer Panel Discussion: Are Tall Buildings Blighting our Skyline?

16 Apr 13 - 16 Apr 13

Despite the recession, London is in the grip of a tall building frenzy. Driven by foreign money, ego and the pressure to build homes and offices, towers are being approved and constructed at a staggering rate.

The work of Charles Eamer Kempe

17 Apr 13 - 17 Apr 13

The work of Charles Eamer Kempe