AHMM’s Simon Allford to run for RIBA president

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Stirling Prize-winner would replace controversy-hit Alan Jones

Simon Allford has announced he is running for RIBA president.

The co-founder of Stirling Prize-winning AHMM vowed he would create a leaner, cheaper institute if elected. He has been critical in the past of the way the institute is governed.

The 58-year-old said: “Our profession faces a series of challenges and opportunities arising from climate change, covid-19 and the future outcomes of the Grenfell Tower inquiry.

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