Ted Cullinan dies at 88

Ted Cullinan

Source: Simon Warren

Cullinan Studio has announced the death of its RIBA Gold Medal-winning founder

Cullinan Studio has announced the death of its RIBA Gold Medal-winning founder Ted Cullinan. It said Cullinan had died in his sleep on Monday, at the age of 88.

A statement from the practice said Cullinan had been an “inspirational” figure who had been designing for climate change since the 1950s.

“The news that Ted Cullinan passed away in his sleep on Monday is hard for us to take in,” it said.

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