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Christopher Frayling

Christopher Day is an eco-architect, self-builder and sculptor. He designs buildings in line with the ecological principles of his books and has won several awards, including a Prince of Wales award. A former visiting professor at Queen’s University, Belfast, he has also designed, consulted, taught and lectured in over twenty countries across the world, from California to Siberia, Sweden to New Zealand. Author affiliation details are correct at time of print publication.

Christopher Reed

SHoP Architects was founded to harness the power of diverse expertise in the design of buildings and environments that improve the quality of public life. The studio has been recognized with awards such as Design Miami/Art Basel’s “Design Visionary” designation in 2016, Fast Company’s “Most Innovative Architecture Firm in the World” in 2014, and the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum’s “National Design Award for Architecture” in 2009. As a founding partner of SHoP, Christopher has led many of its most significant projects, including the Barclays Center, the East River Waterfront Esplanade, the Botswana Innovation Hub, SITE Santa Fe, the Fashion Institute of Technology, a new headquarters complex for Uber, and B2, the tallest modular residential building in the world. He has held prestigious teaching positions at Cornell University, Parsons School of Design, Yale University, the City College of New York, Columbia University, and the University of Virginia. Author affiliation details are correct at time of print publication.

Christopher Miers, BA, DipArch, MSc(Constr Law), RIBA, FCIArb, MAE – a Chartered Architect, Chartered Arbitrator and a Director of Probyn Miers Limited, London, UK. He specialises in Dispute Resolution work in the construction industry in the UK and internationally. Christopher is widely appointed as an Arbitrator, Adjudicator, Mediator, dispute board member and expert witness. He sits on JCT Council as a representative of the RIBA. He is on the panel of mediators at the Centre for Effective Dispute Resolution, Resolex and the RIBA, and as an Adjudicator or Arbitrator he is also on the FIDIC President’s List and the panels of the RIBA, RICS, ClArb, CEDR and CIOB. Author affiliation details are correct at time of print publication.

Christopher Tadgell is an independent architectural historian based in Kent, England, UK, and author of Routledge’s seven-volume ‘Architecture in Context’ series. Author affiliation details are correct at time of print publication.

Christopher Tadgell is an independent architectural historian based in Kent, England, UK, and author of Routledge’s seven-volume ‘Architecture in Context’ series. Author affiliation details are correct at time of print publication.

Christopher Day is an eco-architect, self-builder and sculptor. He designs buildings in line with the ecological principles of his books and has won several awards, including a Prince of Wales award. A former visiting professor at Queen’s University, Belfast, he has also designed, consulted, taught and lectured in over twenty countries across the world, from California to Siberia, Sweden to New Zealand. Author affiliation details are correct at time of print publication.

Christopher Day is an eco-architect, self-builder and sculptor. He designs buildings in line with the ecological principles of his books and has won several awards, including a Prince of Wales award. A former visiting professor at Queen’s University, Belfast, he has also designed, consulted, taught and lectured in over twenty countries across the world, from California to Siberia, Sweden to New Zealand. Author affiliation details are correct at time of print publication.

Christopher Day is an eco-architect, self-builder and sculptor. He designs buildings in line with the ecological principles of his books and has won several awards, including a Prince of Wales award. A former visiting professor at Queen’s University, Belfast, he has also designed, consulted, taught and lectured in over twenty countries across the world, from California to Siberia, Sweden to New Zealand. Author affiliation details are correct at time of print publication.