RIBA’s plans to refurbish its 66 Portland Place headquarters get public airing

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The RIBA’s £85m plans to refurbish its Marylebone headquarters have been given a public airing at a first round of public consultation.

The Benedetti Architects-designed scheme is part of the RIBA’s plans to transform its 66 Portland Place into a ’House of Architecture’ under plans rst unveiled by former president Simon Allford.

The refurbishment and restoration of the grade II*-listed 1930s building would add a new collections centre which would house RIBA’s house its architectural collections and improve digital and cataloguing facilities.

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Benedetti Architects’ designs for overhauling the RIBA’s London headquarters have been shown off during a first round of consultation on refurbishment plans