Tributes paid to Michael Squire

Michael Squire

Industry peers pay tribute to the founder of Squire and Partners

Leading architects have been paying tribute to the life and work of Michael Squire, founding partner of Squire and Partners, who died on 4th May.

RIBA President Simon Allford said: “I am very sad to learn of the passing of Michael Squire.  

“Michael came from a dynasty of architects, and after working with his father, Raglan Squire, on projects in Jakarta and Bahrain, he founded his own award-winning practice in the late 70s. His work changed much of the fabric of modern London, with many award-winning buildings on challenging sites including Southbank’s Shell Centre, One Tower Bridge, and the Chelsea Barracks master plan.  

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