RIBA Portland Place
- RIBA Bookshop
- Royal Institute of British Architects
- 66 Portland Place
- London
- W1B 1AD
- Tel: +44 (0)191 244 5557
- E-mail: london@ribabookshops.com
- Open: Mon-Fri : 09.30 - 17.30 Sat : 10.00 - 17.00
About Us
The RIBA Bookshop in central London is Europe’s leading specialist architectural bookshop supplying books, forms, regulations and contracts to all those with a passion for the built environment. Located at the Head Quarters of the Royal Institute of British Architects, 66 Portland Place, the RIBA Bookshop is easily accessible from Oxford Circus, Great Portland Street and Regents Park tube stations.
Indulge your creative ideas with a huge selection of publications covering architecture, design, landscape, construction, law, practice management and much, much more.
Why not pay us a visit to browse through our extensive range of publications in a relaxed and friendly environment? Our knowledgeable staff are always on hand to find you the right book.
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Staff recommendation
A revelation of the elegant maturity reached by architect Peter Aldington's British village housing design from the 1960s, celebrated as among the best in Europe. This account explains how good house design was complemented by a glorious sequence of gardens, in a Buckinghamshire setting.
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The clear and fundamental train of thought that forms the basis for every design by the London architects leads to projects that are characterized to an equal extent by the utilization and the location-specific, constructive requirements. A semi-detached house in London is thus transformed into a complex organism that is incorporated respectfully into the housing development.
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Richard Rogers + Architects
From the house to the city
British architect Richard Rogers has been described as the last humanist, a recognition of his ambition to create public spaces that allow for the diversity and complexity of the contemporary world. This weighty monograph takes a look at the work of Rogers and his partners, from his early career in the 1960s and 1970s, to his famous collaboration with Renzo Piano on the design of the Pompidou Centre (1971-77), to numerous projects up to the present day, through his architectural practice, Richard Rogers Partnership (now Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners)...more
