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.

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

Download the Autumn 2010 architecture programme leaflet (541 KB)

Autumn 2010 Events

This season the RA Architecture Programme explores the notion of landscape as both a conceptual and physical phenomenon through a series of lectures, forums and an exhibition. Architects, artists and designers examine how landscape shapes and is shaped by the relationship between nature and man. Read more and book

IN THE ARCHITECTURE SPACE
The Brandhorst Museum by Sauerbruch Hutton

25 June—7 November 2010

Berlin-based Sauerbruch Hutton are acutely aware of the importance of colour and its ability to delight. This exhibition illustrates the practice’s newest building, the Museum for the Brandhorst Collection in Munich. Read more

Architecture Resources

A selection of archived material from Architecture Programme's activities over the last few years is available online as a free architecture resource. The material includes reports on events, exhibition information and handouts, interactive maps, walking tour guides, film interviews and podcasts and films of events. Read more

Architecture Programme Events Podcasts

Listen to recent highlights from the Royal Academy's Architecture Programme. NEW Annual Architecture Lecture 2010: Sauerbruch Hutton. Click here for the list of recorded events