The British Architectural Library is the library and collection of the Royal Institute of British Architects, held at the institute’s headquarters at 66 Portland Place, London. The RIBA is the professional body for architects, a registered charity incorporated by Royal Charter, and its House of Architecture programme is refurbishing the Portland Place building with the aim of making the collections accessible to all. The library serves as a national information resource on architecture and architectural history, complemented by RIBA exhibitions and public events.
Suitable for: architects, researchers and conservation professionals studying buildings, architects or architectural history.
Services: architectural library and collections; information resources; exhibitions and public events.
Location: London; national.