About Us

The Royal Institute of British Architects on London's prestigious Portland Place offers every kind of venue, from boardrooms to banqueting hall, fabulous filming location to fully integrated screening space in a single, spectacular building located in the heart of London.

The key to the building’s success is its fusion of old & new – it has all the atmosphere you’d expect from a historic building, while offering the convenience & facilities of a modern venue.

The Art Deco interiors and ... Moreexquisite craftsmanship inspire conference delegates, add grandeur and sophistication to special occasions, and conjure an air of period romance that few wedding venues can equal and they have also provided the backdrop to many films and TV productions.

Events held in this centrally located London venue gain prestige and impact from the surroundings, which are as impressive today as they were when the building was first designed in the early 1930s.

66 Portland Place also houses an extensive architecture bookshop, a café, bar, restaurant with outdoor terrace, galleries hosting exhibitions, lecture theatres for talks, and is home to one of the finest architectural libraries in the world.

Key Venue details:

Function Rooms: 26
Bedrooms: 0
Max Meeting Capacity: 400
Max Dinner Capacity: 250
Max Reception Capacity: 400
Outdoor Capacity: 150
Screening room Capacity: 400

Address: 66 Portland Place, W1B 1AD

Nearby Tube/Rail Stations:
Great Portland Street Tube Station 196m
Regents Park Tube Station 222m
Warren Street Tube Station 599m

Nearby Airports:
London City Airport Terminal 13.4km
Heathrow Airport 22.1km
London Gatwick Airport 40.9km

Please contact the RIBA Venues team to discuss your requirements, we would be delighted to welcome you to our Venue!

0044 207 307 3888
venues@inst.riba.org
www.ribavenues.com




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