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Sir Terence Farrell died, aged 87 years, on Sunday the 28th of September.

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Terry Farrell Books

19 Nov 2020
Sir Terry Farrell autobiography

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Sir Terry Farrell autobiography
The autobiography of award-winning architect Sir Terry Farrell launches RIBA’s Lives in Architecture series. Sir Terry Farrell one of Britain’s most influential architects of the twenty-first century, offers a full, personal account of his life in architecture in his brand new, self-titled autobiography.

Terry Farrell: Urban Design (Architectural Monographs)

EICC – Terry Farrell Building: image © Adrian Welch

Ken Powell (Introduction)
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Hardcover 1 pages (1993) Publisher: Wiley-Academy ISBN: 1854901257
Terry Farrell book

Ten Years, Ten Cities: The Work of Terry Farrell & Partners 1991-2001
Hugh Intro Pearman, Hugh Pearman (Introduction)
List Price: £60
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Hardcover 320 pages (2002) Publisher: Laurence King ISBN: 1856692752
Terry Farrell book

Terry Farrell in Scotland
by Terry Farrell

Terry Farrell in Scotland
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Paperback 96 pages (2002) Publisher: Tuckwell Press ISBN: 1862322759
Terry Farrell in Scotland: Review:
In the decade since Terry Farrell and Partners founded their architecture office in Scotland, three major buildings and two public squares have been designed and constructed in the capital. This architecture book, illustrated in colour throughout, explores the philosophy and implementation of responding to context in creating sensitive, yet innovative and bold, interventions to the design culture of a capital.
The Exchange Financial District master plan, won in competition in 1989, draws on Terry Farrell’s enthusiasm for “gentle architecture”. The distinctive drum-like form of the Edinburgh International Conference Centre landmarks the site and forms a set piece within the urban mass.

EICC – Terry Farrell Building: image © Adrian Welch