RIBA and V&A to end 20-year partnership

RIBA's 66 Portland Place headquarters

Institutions said in joint statement that their “strategic priorities have shifted”

RIBA and the Victoria and Albert Museum have announced their partnership will come to an end after “twenty years of fruitful collaboration”.

The two institutions launched a joint initiative to promote architecture in 1999, opening a permanent exhibition at the V&A in 2004 displaying drawings, models and other pieces from RIBA’s collection.

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