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Architecture has lost a pioneer: Ted Cullinan 1931-2019

By 2019-11-13T07:00:00

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RIBA president Alan Jones leads tributes to Ted Cullinan

Alan Jones has led tributes to RIBA Gold Medal-winning architect Ted Cullinan, who died on Monday at the age of 88.

The RIBA president said Cullinan would be remembered not only for a legacy of ground-breaking, environmentally friendly buildings but also for being an inspirational teacher and boss.

“Architecture has lost a pioneer,” Jones said. “Ted will be sorely missed and fondly remembered for the incredible contribution he made to architecture and society.

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