A few that except english-only speakers off the top of my head:

Tokyo University
Tokyo Institute of Technology
Hong Kong University
Melbourne University
RMIT
University of Sydney
University of New South Wales
UT Sydney
University of British Columbia
McGill
University of Toronto
University of Auckland
Singapore University

er, "accept"

Any one of these taking non-arch background people for graduate study?

Don't believe so. Maybe some of the Canadian schools.

Thanks, intotheloop - that's a good list. What do you think are the best non-english programs?

Typically, Canadian architecture schools don't do the 3-year non-arch background degree. Carleton is starting the first one in Fall 2011 or 2012 I believe; other than that you usually have to do the full 4-year undergrad + 2-year masters, 2 + 2 undergrad/grad programs (Dalhousie, Calgary, Winnipeg, BC), or Toronto's 3.5 year program.

I only speak English so I wouldn't know ;) I imagine that if you're fluent in say, Spanish, you could figure out what was good in the Spanish speaking world pretty quick. Google is your friend.

Here's a list of all the architecture schools in the world to mull over:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_international_architecture_schools

One place I missed is the IAAC in Barcelona; not sure if it's "good" but they're all over the internet and they have a nice webpage, which I guess is 90% of the battle.

Hmmm, Bartlett, Berlage Institute, Basel School of Design, Edinburgh, uni of Stuttgart, Milan has a good school. My knowledge of European schools is pretty weak as studying in that part of the world doesn't interest me much.