The sixth edition of the RTIH Innovation Awards is now open for entries.
The awards celebrate global tech innovation in a fast moving omnichannel world, with winners being announced during a glittering ceremony at RIBA’s 66 Portland Place HQ in Central London on Thursday, 21st November.
Designed by George Grey Wornum, 66 Portland Place was officially opened on 8th November 1934 by King George V. Wornum's design was part of a competition to create a new home for the Royal Institute of British Architects after outgrowing the original headquarters at 9 Conduit Street.
On 14th September 1970, 66 Portland Place was granted Grade II* status. Today, 66 Portland Place is home to RIBA's architecture galleries, the RIBA Library, a café, the RIBA Bookshop and more.
Venue details as follows:
Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA)
66 Portland Place
London
W1B 1AD
United Kingdom
We are located a short walk away from Regent's Park, Marylebone High Street and Oxford Street
How to get here:
Nearest London Underground stations are Oxford Circus, Regents Park and Great Portland Street
Buses that stop nearby include: C2, 18, 27, 30, 88, 205 and 453
Bicycle racks are located outside 66 Portland Place and cycle hire docking stations can be found along Portland Place
On-street parking is available on Portland Place (A4021) and its vicinity. Please note 66 Portland Place is inside the northern boundary of the Congestion Charging zone
For more information see www.tfl.gov.uk
Transport:
Single yellow line restrictions apply outside 66 Portland Place
There are designated accessible parking spaces for Blue Badge holders on Portland Place
Amenities
Free WiFi is available to visitors within the building
Women's toilets in the basement and level three
Men's toilets in the basement and level two
Unisex toilets on fifth and sixth floors (toilets on sixth floor are step-free)
Accessible toilet in the basement
