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Ian Ritchie, Architecture, Images, Practice, Projects, Office, Photos, Design Studio

Ian Ritchie Architect : Information + Images

Buildings by Ian Ritchie Architects, London, England, UK



Ian Ritchie Architects - Recent Building

King Solomon Academy, Westminster, London, UK
2006-08
King Solomon Academy
image © Ian Ritchie Architects

The Royal Shakespeare Company Courtyard Theatre - RIBA National Award 2007

River Avon Bridge - abandoned Jul 2008

Ian Ritchie Architects - RIBA Awards

Terrasson Cultural Greenhouse, France  : 1998
Crystal Palace Concert Platform, England : 1998 (+Stirling Prize shortlist)
Royal Albert Dock Regatta Centre, London, England : 2000
Plymouth Theatre Royal, Cornwall, England : 2003 (+Stirling Prize shortlist)
The Spire, Dublin, Ireland : 2004 (+Stirling Prize shortlist)

The Spire Dublin
The Spire, Dublin : image from Ian Ritchie Architects

Wood Lane Station, London, England, UK
Wood Lane Station
photos © Jocelyne Van Den Bossche

Background to Ian Ritchie Architects

This architecture practice began in London in 1981

Ian Ritchie Architects - Major Projects

Key Designs, chronological:

Fluy House, France 1976-77
Eagle Rock House, UK 1979-80
Cité des Sciences, La Villette Paris, Rice Francis Ritchie, France 1981-86
Louvre Pyramids & Sculpture Courts Paris, Rice Francis Ritchie, France 1983-93
Lintas Bridge, Paris, France 1984-85
Pharmacy, Boves, France 1985-86
Building B8, Stockley Park, Near Heathrow, London, England 1988-90
Ecology Gallery, Natural History Museum, Kensington, London, England 1989-91
Reina Sofia Museum of Modern Art, Glass Lift Towers, Madrid, Spain 1989-90
Bermondsey Station, Jubilee Line, London, England 1990-99
Six Mid-Line Vent & Escape Shafts, Jubilee Line, London, England 1990-99
Oxford Science Park Offices, UK 1990-97
Albert Cultural Centre, France 1990-93
Primary School, Daours, France 1991-92
Light Tunnel Interactive, Ingolstadt, Germany 1992
Terrasson Cultural Greenhouse, France 1992-93
New Fair (Neue Messe) Central Hall - Leipzig, Germany 1992-95
Royal Albert Dock Regatta Centre, London UK 1993-99
Electricity Pylons for the EdF, France (400kV) 1994-99
Crystal Palace Concert Platform, London, UK 1996-97
Scotland’s Home of Tomorrow 1997, Glasgow, Scotland 1997-99
Plymouth Theatre Royal Production Centre (TR2), Devon, England 1997-01
Offices, Three Colt Street, Limehouse, London UK 1998-02
Whitecity Central Line Sidings, London, UK 1998-06
The Spire, Dublin, Ireland 1998-03
Sonic Boom Exhibition, Hayward Gallery, London, England 1999
Alba di Milano Light Sculpture, Italy 2000-01
Blue Gold, Water in 21st Century, Exhibition, Oberhausen, Germany 2001-02
RSC Courtyard Theatre, Stratford upon Avon, UK 2004-06
Wood Lane Station, London, UK 1999-2007 [link above]
King Solomon Academy, Westminster, London, UK 2006-08

Homes for the Future, Glasgow
Thenew Housing Association
Future Homes: image from Ian Ritchie Architects



London Architects

Crystal Palace Concert Platform
Crystal Palace Concert Platform : image from Ian Ritchie Architects

Ian Ritchie Bridges

Ian Ritchie Books :

Ian Ritchie Book
image from Ian Ritchie Architects
(Well) Connected Architecture

Ian Ritchie Architect
image from Ian Ritchie Architects
The Biggest Glass Palace in the World

Homes for the Future
Ian Ritchie Architects
Future Homes Glasgow: image from Ian Ritchie Architects
Scottish Housing

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Ian Ritchie - Practice Information

Address: Ian Ritchie Architects, 110 Three Colt St, London

London Buildings

RIBA Awards

Stirling Prize 2004 Shortlist : The Spire Dublin, Ireland

Contemporary Architects



 
 
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