Exhibitions and Teaching
Ian Ritchie was Special Professor at Leeds University School of Civil Engineering (2001–2004) where he taught on the 4 year Masters Civil Engineering with Architecture course. An ambition was to have the course recognised by the RIBA as well as the Institution of Civil Engineers and The Institution of Structural Engineers.
He sat on Cambridge University’s Advisory Committee for the postgraduate IDBE Masters course in Interdisciplinary Design in the Built Environment (2001-2004).
He has been a member of the Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851 Built Environment Panel since 2001 which selects and grants two-year research fellowships on current urban issues; and the Design Fellowship Panel established in 2006.
He has represented The Architects’ Council of Europe on the European Construction Technology Platform High Level Group setting the 2025 agenda for Built Environment R&D.
Ian Ritchie has been visiting Professor of Architecture to Moscow State University, Technical University Vienna and taught at the Architectural Association. He has been external examiner for Oxford Brookes University and is currently Honorary Visiting Professor at the University of Liverpool.
Ian Ritchie has also designed exhibitions for the Hayward Gallery and the Royal Academy of Arts and conceived an exhibition for Gasometer GmbH.
The practice’s work has been exhibited extensively. UK venues include: Hayward Gallery, Royal Academy of Arts, Tate Gallery; and internationally: Tokyo, New York, Moscow, Germany, Paris Biennale, Venice Biennale.
Ritchie’s personal art work is in public collections at the Royal Academy of Arts, National Museum Centro de Arte Reina Sofía; MAG Lodz and private collections.
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