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Gordon Shrigley Architect

Gordon Shrigley has worked as a local Hackney architect for 25 years and has designed and completed a number of buildings in East London, including warehouse conversions, mixed-use buildings and new residential projects. He was also a long term member of the Hackney Design Review Panel and pens regular architectural r…

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“Gordon Shrigley has worked as a local Hackney architect for 25 years and has designed and completed a number of buildings in East London, including warehouse conversions, mixed-use buildings and new residential projects.”

Gordon Shrigley has worked as a local Hackney architect for 25 years and has designed and completed a number of buildings in East London, including warehouse conversions, mixed-use buildings and new residential projects. He was also a long term member of the Hackney Design Review Panel and pens regular architectural reviews for the Hackney Gazette. From 2011-15 he also taught an MA architecture design studio at Westminster School of Architecture and has published a number of books on the theory and practice of design. A selection of his exhibited drawings are also held at the Staatsgalerie, Stuttgart and Musée d'art moderne, Saint-Étienne.

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