Category: Museums

Royal Institute of British Architects Collections

Royal Institute of British Architects Collections is a stunning visual archive of over 85,000 digital images brought to you from the magnificent collections of the British Architectural Library. All can be easily purchased or licensed through the Royal Institute of British Architects Collections web shop. Lo-resolution Images can be downloaded for non-commercial private study or research.

Whether you want to illustrate a publication or college project, decorate your home or office with one of our beautiful framed prints, or run a new advertising campaign, we will have the perfect image for your needs. With many new items being added each week, there is always something new to see.

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Contact Details

Address: 66 Portland Place W1B 1NR

Phone: 0207 580 5533

Website: http://www.ribapix.com

Email: info@riba.org

Get there by bus: 88, 453, C2

Get there by tube/train: London Overground

Wheelchair Access: Yes

Additional Information: Accessibility Due to building work, there is currently limited access to the Study Rooms at the V&A until 2017. Step-free access, via lifts, to all the floors in the building. Step-free access to the main entrance on Portland Place, which is accessible to wheelchairs. The Reading Room is accessible to wheelchairs. Certain areas such as the upper galleries and rolling stacks are not accessible to wheelchairs, but librarians are at hand to help and will be happy to fetch any requested material. Portable induction loops for those with hearing aids are available. Users should ask for them at the reception of 66 Portland Place. A disabled toilet is located in the basement. Lockers, located on the third floor, are available during the Reading Room’s opening hours.

Additional Information:

Accessibility

Due to building work, there is currently limited access to the Study Rooms at the V&A until 2017.
Step-free access, via lifts, to all the floors in the building.
Step-free access to the main entrance on Portland Place, which is accessible to wheelchairs.
The Reading Room is accessible to wheelchairs. Certain areas such as the upper galleries and rolling stacks are not accessible to wheelchairs, but librarians are at hand to help and will be happy to fetch any requested material.
Portable induction loops for those with hearing aids are available. Users should ask for them at the reception of 66 Portland Place.
A disabled toilet is located in the basement.
Lockers, located on the third floor, are available during the Reading Room’s opening hours.

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