Terry Farrell (born 1939)
Farrell was born in 1939 in Sale, Cheshire. He is an English architect and is known for his combination of high tech and post-modernism. His buildings frequently include humour, a hallmark of post-modernism. He graduated from University of Newcastle School of Architecture. In 1965 he founded his first practice. Now Farrells, has projects all over the world.
Awards for Terry Farrell
- AIA Award for Urban Design, 1994
- Ambrose Congreve Award, 1984
- Architectural Design Project Awards, 1982, 1982, 1983
- Architectural Ironmonger Specification Competition, 1996, 1997
- British Construction Industry Awards, 2004, 2005
- British Council for Offices Award, 1994
- BURA Best Practice Award, 1999
- Business and Industry Awards, 1977, 1981
Important works by Terry Farrell
- Blackwall Tunnel Ventilation Towers, London
- Clifton Nurseries, Covent Garden, London
- TV-am building, Camden Town, London
- MI6 building, London
- Embankment Place at Charing Cross Station in London
- Edinburgh International Conference Centre, Scotland
- The Peak Tower, Hong Kong
- British Consulate & British Council building, Hong Kong
- International Centre for Life, Newcastle
- The Deep aquarium or 'Submarium', Hullincheon
- International Airport, Seoul
- Beijing South Railway Station, Beijing
- Modernisation of New Delhi Railway Station
