The entrance elevation of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) in Portland Place. The building was designed by G. Grey Wornum as part of a competition, and was constructed in 1932-1934. Sculptures on the facade are by Bainbridge Copnall.

Date:: 1978

Location:: Royal Institute of British Architects, 66 Portland Place, Marylebone, City of Westminster, Greater London Authority, W1B

Reference:: AAA02/01/S1947

Type:: Photograph (35mm Slide)

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The sculptures on this face of the building represent the spirit of man and woman as creative forces of architecture.

This slide has unfortunately suffered some light-leakage during processing, and some of the image is obscured.

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This is part of the Series: AAA02/01 Series of coloured slides; within the Collection: AAA02 Art and Architecture Archive

The entrance elevation of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) in Portland Place. The building was designed by G. Grey Wornum as part of a competition, and was constructed in 1932-1934. Sculptures on the facade are by Bainbridge Copnall.

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