chris Dyson
Central London, Spitalfields
Since establishing Chris Dyson Architects in 2004, Chris has worked on a variety of projects. The practice has built a fine reputation for working in conservation areas on historic and listed buildings. The practice prides itself on a very high degree of attention to detail and a flair for innovative and modern design, applying design intelligence to every project.
Chris has also collaborated with Sir Terry Farrell, James Stirling and Michael Wilford on numerous high profile projects since completing his studies at the Mackintosh School of Architecture, Glasgow, with a particular interest in striking and original design concepts with particular care given to function, culture and environmental issues. Chris lives and works in Spitalfields central London, where his practice also works on the conservation and adaptation of old and listed buildings for new uses whether domestic or commercial use.
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Comment on: Walter Jack wins Lincoln Bomber Command memorial job
beautiful and elegant
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Comment on: Adonis: Boris Island airport is Johnson’s ticket to Tory leadership
Expandinhg Heathrow is not an option for those who live there or most londoners. the new island is a good idea and one that has been around for some time before boris picked it up for that reason it makes sense, the east has benefited hugely from the olympics and the improvement in infrastructure that brought with it. the birds will find a new home in the estuary the ship can be moved these are poor excuses for delaying sensible economic development of a much blighted area of the thames estuary.
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Comment on: Herzog & de Meuron wins planning for Oxford government school
fits well in context almost classical in proportions and form the rotunda seen over roof tops most elegant
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Comment on: Better childcare needed to keep women in architecture, says Brooks
i completely support these views, we must make it easier for talented women architects to follow through their careers in a fulfilling way that will ultimately benefit society. we must lead the way as a developed nation in a sensible and pragmatic way.
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Comment on: Boris Johnson names leading architects as design advisers
This is great news!, we can all look forward i hope, to a much welcome strategy for the growth of our city...some people will be very busy over the holidays!
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