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Ted Cullinan – Contemporary Architecture Practice London: Design Office England, UK

23 Sep 2021

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Prof Lord Bhattacharyya Building, Coventry, West Midlands, Central England, UK

photograph © Nick Hufton
Prof Lord Bhattacharyya Building Coventry
This project is of a consistently high standard throughout. The brief for the project was complex in bringing together academic and industry research in the same building together to foster innovation and collaboration.

12 Nov 2019

Edward (Ted) Cullinan 1931 – 2019

RIBA Gold-medal winner Ted Cullinan dies aged 88

photo © Simon Warren

Reacting to the death of Ted Cullinan, RIBA President, Alan Jones, said:

“Architecture has lost a pioneer. Ted will be sorely missed and fondly remembered for the incredible contribution he made to architecture and society. He was a radical thinker, well ahead of his time on environmental issues and building sustainably. I am pleased that Ted was presented with UK architecture’s highest accolade during his lifetime – the 2008 Royal Gold Medal – in recognition of his immense talent and leadership.

Not only did Ted shape our landscape – leaving behind dozens of ground-breaking buildings – but he inspired the next generation as one of the great teachers of our times, inspiring thousands of students and colleagues with his enthusiasm, energy and boundless knowledge. Our thoughts are with Ted’s family, friends and colleagues.”

10 Aug 2016

Edward Cullinan Architects – Latest Designs + News

Holy Cross Primary School Building, Wiltshire, Southwest England, UK
Date built: 2016

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Holy Cross Primary School Building

BFI Master Film Store, Warwickshire, England, UK
Date built: 2011

photograph : Edmund Sumner
BFI Master Film Store – 1 Sep 2011

John Hope Gateway, Edinburgh, Scotland
Date built: 2010

photograph : Paul Raftery
John Hope Gateway
Major architectural award for John Hope Gateway Centre at Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, 25 Nov 2010
The John Hope Gateway Centre named Public Building Architect of the Year award in the Architect of the Year Awards.

Maggies Centre, Newcastle, England
Date built: 2010

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Maggies Northeast

John Hope Gateway Award
Best Building in Scotland – shortlisted, 2 Nov 2010

Edward Cullinan Architects – Key Projects

Ted Cullinan – Building News

Petra Visitor Centre, Jordan
Date built: 2007-

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Petra Architecture : Jordanian building

ECA – Featured Projects

Gridshell, Weald & Downland Museum, Sussex, England
Date built: 2002

picture from architect
Downland Gridshell

Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh, Scotland
Date built: 2007-

picture : Paul Raftery
John Hope Gateway Botanic Garden : Scottish building

Archaeolink Prehistory Park, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Date built: 1997

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Archaeolink Prehistory Park : earth building

Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Maths Campus off Clarkson Rd, West Cambridge, England
Date built: 2003

building photo © Adrian Welch

St John’s College Building – Chapel Court, off St John’s St, Cambridge, Southeast England
Dates built: 1990-94

building photo © AW
St John’s College

Fountain’s Abbey Visitor Centre, Ripon, Yorkshire, Northern England
Date built: 1993

picture © Adrian Welch
Fountains Abbey Visitor Centre

Faculty of Divinity Building, University of Cambridge – Sidgwick Site, Cambridge, England
Date built: 2000

building photo © AJW
Faculty of Divinity Building Cambridge
Unlike Ted Cullinan’s St John’s College Library this building feels a bit flimsy. Costing £8m and a winner of a RIBA Award the style is lightweight and softly innovative with plenty of layering from brise soleil and a light palette.

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Buildings by Edward Cullinan Architects, no images, alphabetical:

Haymarket Goods Yard, Edinburgh, Scotland
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Edward Cullinan Architects – competition entry