Architecture Programme
The Royal Academy Architecture Programme explores architecture’s place within contemporary culture. As an integral part of the Royal Academy, an independent institution for making, exhibiting and debating the visual arts, it provides a distinctive environment for debate on architecture.
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Spring 2010 EVENTS
The Architecture Programme organises evening talks, lecture series, workshops, walking tours and RA Forum events to further the discussion and debate about architecture and the built environment.
IN THE ARCHITECTURE SPACE
Relics of old London: Photography and the spirit of the city
10 February—22 June 2010
This exhibition presents a selection of photographs from the 1870s and 1880s commissioned by the Society for the Photographing of Relics of Old London which sought to document buildings that represented old London threatened with destruction. Read more
IN THE SIR HUGH CASSON ROOM FOR FRIENDS OF THE ROYAL ACADEMY
Building Ideas: Sir Richard MacCormac RA and MJP Architects
11 December 2009—17 March 2010
This exhibition is an opportunity to examine some key projects that illustrate the special position of Richard MacCormac’s practice MJP, within contemporary British architecture. Read more
ANNUAL ARCHITECTURE LECTURE 2009
Snøhetta - Works
The podcast is now available of the 19th Annual Architecture lecture, delivered in July 2009 by Craig Dykers and Kjetil Thorsen, co-founders of Norwegian architectural practice Snøhetta and designers of Oslo's acclaimed new National Opera & Ballet House. Listen here
