The Architecture Foundation, in collaboration with the Royal Academy of Arts,  exhibits the European Prize for Urban Public Space in 2014 in the British capital, with parallel activities.

This July, the “Shared Cities” exhibition will be shown in London. The Senate Rooms of the Royal Academy of Arts will be the venue for the exhibition of outstanding works from the most recent European Prize for Urban Public Space (2014). The exhibition is presently in Miami, Florida, where it was opened on 18 June, and it has also been on show in several European cities, including Barcelona, ​​Bordeaux, Sczecin, Helsinki. The next stop is that organized by the Architecture Foundation, London.

Several additional activities linking the exhibition with the local context will be carried out concurrently. Notable among them is “Take Me to the River: A Journey from Rainham to the Thames”, which is the Opening Lecture, about Rainham Marsh, a project for which the architect Peter Beard received a Special Mention in the 2014 Prize. Furthermore, a “Catch and Steer Night” is to be held, this taking the form of a discussion between British and Dutch architects.

Further Information:

Architecture Foundation
Royal Academy of Arts
Burlington Gardens