Highlights from the RIBA Trust's autumn season will include a look at the listed buildings and structures in New York with the exhibition of black and white photographs, Landmarks of New York, which is set to open on 6 September.

Also opening in September will be an exhibition looking at the six buildings selected for the shortlist of this year's RIBA Stirling Prize in association with The Architects' Journal, with the winner announced live on Channel 4 on Saturday 6 October.


The exhibition showcases the six schemes, which include a museum, a concert hall, a theatre and a station. Architects including David Chipperfield Architects, Foster + Partners, Glenn Howells Architects, Haworth Tomkins and the Office for Metropolitan Architecture with Arup-AFA are in the running for this most prestigious prize for architecture.

October will see the installation of A Lapse of Memory by Fiona Tan, presented by the Frith Street Gallery to coincide with the Frieze Art Fair in nearby Regents Park. The video installation blurs the boundaries between reality and fiction and is set in the Royal Pavilion in Brighton.

(CL/SP)