What's On

The ​Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts celebrates its 40th anniversary with a major architecture exhibition including the work of Norman Foster and Richard Rogers.

​Every year since 2008, RIBA Hampshire Branch has invited guest speakers to Winchester, to thrill, provoke and inspire all who hear them, about contemporary architecture and how they work. The RIBA Hampshire Lectures are of interest to everyone who has enthusiasm for the future of design and culture.

​A new Folly designed by a Yorkshire schoolboy is now on show with the National Trust at the World Heritage Site of Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal.

Disappear Here: On perspective and other kinds of space is a new commission by Sam Jacob Studio which leads the visitor through deceptive murals, cunning architectural structures and a newly commissioned film to trace the lineage of perspective across centuries and technologies.

Get a new perspective on the RIBA and take a guided tour of our Grade II* listed headquarters with a short introduction to our new exhibition, Disappear Here.

​Urban Splash profess to have started without a plan. At every step ‘it will never work’ has been a call to action rather than a discouragement. This exhibition explores 25 years of Urban Splash's RIBA Award winning projects in the context they were created and against the specific challenges and opportunities of the day.

This exhibition at the Vittoriano in Rome has been organised by the Polo Museale del Lazio in association with the RIBA and the British School at Rome. The exhibition brings together a carefully selected set of images from the many thousands that the RIBA holds of the city of Rome, from its landscape to close archaeological detail.

​The RIBA Norman Foster Travelling Scholarship is a prestigious annual travel grant awarded to the architecture student who best demonstrates the potential for outstanding achievement and original thinking on issues that relate to the survival and future of cities and towns. This exhibition features an archival display of the projects submitted by each of the eleven winners, illustrating the outcome of their travels.

​As part of Liverpool Biennial 2018, RIBA North is working with building scientist Mae-ling Lokko on an installation, along with an accompanying exhibition and workshops.

​This open discussion will explore the emerging technologies that are driving new biological narratives, edging towards a new urban paradigm. The conversation will be supported by slides of Biopolus’s global projects, and István Kenyeres’ reaction to being invited to be a member of the Circular Economy 100 Directory by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation.