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Royal Institute of British Architects

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Also Known As RIBA
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The professional body of British architecture, founded in 1834 and chartered by royal charter in 1837, which sets standards of education and practice, keeps one of the great architectural libraries, and awards the Royal Gold Medal and the annual Stirling Prize for the best British building.

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Organization Type
Professional body 1
Founded Year
1834 1
Headquarters
66 Portland Place, London 1
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Associated With

Foster is a Royal Gold Medal recipient and RIBA Fellow; the institute is the professional body of his own national practice.

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1. Royal Institute of British Architects Official Site
Royal Institute of British ArchitectsView the Source
1. Royal Institute of British Architects Official Site
Royal Institute of British ArchitectsAssociated With: Norman Foster, Royal Gold Medal recipients listView the Source
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