A poetic and non-linear dialogue between the sculpture Levitas and nature as 2020 draws to an end.

The special edition of LIGHTING no. 52 01 2020 features a 24 page interview with Ian Ritchie.

Ian Ritchie is the final guest at Istanbul Kültür University's Department of Architecture autumn 2020 lecture series.

Levitas is transformed by the snow at Arte Sella.

The design of a new 3,000-seat, highly adaptable, National Cultural & Congress Centre on the banks of the Danube in Bratislava, Slovakia.

This year the theme for Article 25's 10x10 drawing the city art auction is Markets from Memory.

Ian Ritchie Architects concept for temporarily housing the Chambers of the House of Lords and House of Commons is a radical, economic, secure, and elegant solution.

THE PLAN Award 2020 winners will present to an international jury at a virtual event on September 29th and 30th.

Drone footage from Beirut showing the huge level of destruction caused by the explosions on 4th August 2020.

José Garrido has an artwork on show at this year’s Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy.

Ian Ritchie is featured in Intelligent Glass Solutions Summer 2020 magazine.

Ian Ritchie Architects are the architect for this project and have conceived an exciting new development centred on a revolutionary new multi-purpose digital arena.

An emergency appeal has launched today (Monday 7th September 2020) to provide temporary shelter improvements across Beirut.

This year, iRAL projects were honoured in two separate categories of The PLAN Awards.

Low-visual impact, low-energy and low maintenance accommodation ‘barns’ as part of a restoration programme of buildings at Rotherfield Estate.

Ian Ritchie has been awarded the Premio Internazionale Ischia di Architettura Innovation Prize.

The Summer Issue No 42 of the RIAS Quarterly Journal features articles on The Housing Crisis, including one by Ian Ritchie.

The conversion of the listed structure that was Farsons Old Brewhouse is on schedule to be completed in 2021.

Ian Ritchie is Guest Editor of the Architectural Design Journal edition for November/December 2020.

We are delighted to be participating in the “urbainable – stadthaltig” Positions on the European City in the 21st Century exhibition created by the Akademie der Künste Architecture Section.

We have been commissioned to undertake a study.

Construction continues successfully on site.

We won the first RIBA Stephen Lawrence Award in 1998 for the Terrasson Cultural Greenhouse. We accepted the award but donated the £5,000 prize money to the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust.

Ian Ritchie is the Special Guest on 'Have We Got Planning News for You' on Thursday 11th June at 5pm.

Ian Ritchie Architects are delighted to be working with Isledon Arts CIC on a feasibility study for dance studios at the Lift youth hub, Islington.

Watch Ian Ritchie’s lecture Designing with the Mind in Mind, Graz, March 2019.

Ian Ritchie Architects remain connected and committed to providing professional services to our clients, colleagues and industry while staff are working from home.

We are pleased to announce that works have recently completed on the new foyer to the Susie Sainsbury Theatre at the Royal Academy of Music.

Ian is a member of the international jury for the Ghost Town Refuge competition launched by Young Architects Competitions (YAC) and Craco Ricerche aimed at breathing new life into the abandoned village of Craco in southern Italy.

Ian Ritchie has been invited to participate in the London South Bank University Open Lecture Series.

Ian Ritchie Architects has won the commission for the concept feasibility design of the Maritime Heritage Visitor Experience at Thompson Dock and Titanic Quarter, Belfast.

Ian Ritchie Architects have been selected to participate in the Technische Universität Berlin - Chemical Invention Factory (CIF) competition.

Ian Ritchie has been invited to speak at PLÅT20 in Stockholm on February 13, 2020.

Ian is a member of the international jury for the “The International Contextual Architecture Award in memory of Architect Turgut Cansever”.