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Architecture Programme

The Richard Rogers RA: Inside Out programme continues exploring the fundamental ideas and issues shaping architecture and cities today. September’s Open House Weekend brings the focus onto the RA’s own campus, including the newly-renovated Keeper’s House. Royal Academicians, recently-elected and longstanding, are represented with events involving Ron Arad and Paul Koralek, while alongside the RA’s big autumn exhibition – Australia – lectures by two leading Australian architects explore the vibrant architectural culture of that country.

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Richard Rogers RA: Inside Out

A varied events programme provides a forum for debate and reflection on the vital issues affecting architecture and cities today. Highlights includes events on 'Architecture and Politics', 'Designing Cities' and a debate on 'What Next For Architecture?'. Find out more

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Open House at the RA

Join us on Open House weekend as the RA opens the doors of its home, Burlington House. Explore a number of the building’s hidden spaces and learn about its four centuries of history in our programme of talks, tours and other activities. Find out more

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Architecture in Australia

In conjunction with the exhibition Australia, the first major survey of Australian art in the UK for 50 years, the RA welcomes two of the country’s leading architects to talk about recent and on-going projects while also reflecting on Australia’s vibrant architectural culture. Find out more

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Royal Academicians

This season sees a lecture by newly elected Royal Academician, Ron Arad, and an event with Paul Koralek RA and fellow ABK partners, Peter Ahrends and Richard Burton, reflecting on the practice’s work and the underlying ‘purpose of architecture’. Find out more

RA Audio GIF Architecture Programme Events Podcasts

Listen to recent highlights from the Royal Academy's Architecture Programme.
Click here for the list of recorded events

The Architecture Programme at the Royal Academy of Arts is made possible through the Drue Heinz Endowment for Architecture.

Supported by
Siezen Foundation