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RIBA Conference

Ian Ritchie with Jim Barrett of Dublin City Council is presenting The Spire project at the RIBA Annual Conference, ‘Good Clients = Good Architecture’, which is taking place at Trinity College Dublin on 9th and 10th July 2004.

RIBA Conference
Competition in Italy

Ian Ritchie has been invited to be President of the jury for the Compasso Volante international competition for students in Italy in September 2004.

Competition in Italy
RIBA Award

The Spire of Dublin has received a RIBA Award.

RIBA Award
Venice Biennale

Ian Ritchie Architects have been invited by the British Council to exhibit at the Venice Biennale 2004. Professor Peter Cook will be curating the exhibition.

Venice Biennale
British Museum appoints Ian Ritchie as advisor on space planning

The British Museum has appointed Ian Ritchie from Ian Ritchie Architects to act as an advisor on its space planning operations.

British Museum appoints Ian Ritchie as advisor on space planning
Office trip to Dublin

Ian Ritchie Architects ‘works outing’ this year is over the weekend of May 8/9th in Dublin to see the Spire, and to enjoy Ireland’s revitalised capital city which has just hosted its first European event having taken over the Presidency of Europe.

Office trip to Dublin
Berkeley Homes, Potters Fields

A Public Inquiry will take place from April 29th to assess the planning application for the development of disused land adjacent to Potters Fields.

Berkeley Homes, Potters Fields
Architecture and Light

Ian Ritchie will give a talk in Chania, Crete on Saturday 25th April during the conference organised by the Centre for Mediterranean Architecture. Other speakers include Alexandros Tambiazis, Michael Hopkins, Herve Descottes (US) and Professor David Lowe. The conference is sponsored by leading lighting companies including Artemide and Erco.

Architecture and Light
British Museum

A statement regarding the British Museum will be issued within the next few weeks.

British Museum
French Competition Update: New International Albums for Young Architects 2003/2004

On Friday 30 January 2004, Ian Ritchie presided over the Jury for the New International Albums for Young Architects in Paris. Following an address by the Minister for Culture, Jean-Jacques Aillagon, Ian Ritchie announced the 13 winning teams selected by the jury for the quality of their projects, the pertinence of their architectural proposals, both urban and landscape, and their capacity for innovation.

The 13 teams selected were: Jérôme de Alzua Architecture, Colboc-Franzen : Benjamin Colboc et Manuela Franzen, Colomer-Dumont : Maria Colomer-Betoret et Adrien Dumont, Atelier Fernandez-Serres : Ivry Serres et Stéphane Fernandez, Karine Herman, Lan Architecture : Benoit Jallon et Umberto Napolitano, Llamata+Berthier/LLB Architecture : David Llamata et Charles Berthier, Pangalos Dugasse : Agissilaos Pangalos et Sylvie Dugasse, Jean-Christophe Quinton, Rathle & Duron : Julien Rathle et Sébastien Duron, Tomorrow : Florent Rougemont et Matthieu Brutsaert, Clément Vergély, Wonderland.productions : Sébastien Chabbert, Frédéric Guillierme, Jean-Marie Pouliquen, Alexander Sachse, Arnaud Vialla

French Competition Update: New International Albums for Young Architects 2003/2004