Ted Cullinan Buildings : Information + Images

Key Projects Ted Cullinan - Building News Petra Visitor Centre, Jordan 2007- Edward Cullinan Architects : Jordanian building Edward Cullinan Architects - Featured Projects Gridshell, Weald & Downland Museum, Sussex, England 2002 Downland Gridshell Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh, Scotland 2007- building image from RBGE Edward Cullinan Architects : Scottish building Archaeolink Prehistory Park, Aberdeenshire, Scotland 1997 image from Edward Cullinan Architects Edward Cullinan Architects : earth building Centre for Mathematical Sciences Maths Campus off Clarkson Rd, West Cambridge, England 2003 Edward Cullinan Architects building photo © adrian welch St John's College - Edward Cullinan building Chapel Court, off St John's St, Cambridge, England 1990-94 Edward Cullinan Architects building photo © adrian welch St John's College Fountain’s Abbey Visitor Centre, Ripon, Yorkshire, England 1993 picture © Adrian Welch Fountains Abbey Visitor Centre Faculty of Divinity Building University of Cambridge - Sidgwick Site, Cambridge, England 2000 building photo © adrian welch Unlike Ted Cullinan's St John's College Library this building feels a bit flimsy. Costing £8m and a winner of a RIBA Award the style is lightweight and softly innovative with plenty of layering from brise soleil and a light palette. More projects by Edward Cullinan Architects online soon Edward Cullinan Architects - Buildings, no images Stonehenge Visitors’ Centre, England unbuilt, mired in controversy and bureaucracy Lambeth Community Care Centre, Monkton St, southeast London, UK 1980-85 £1m approx. Masterplan for National Forest, England 2006- Purcell School Extension, Bushey, Hertfordshire, England 2007 Queens’ College – Cripps Court Entry New Entry onto Silver St, Cambridge, England 2006- St Marys Church, Church Rd, Barnes, London SW13 1984 Singapore Management University – Phase 1, Singapore 2005/06 Botanic Gardens - Competition Information Excerpts The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, in association with the RIAS Consultancy from the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland, today announced the winner of the competition to select an architect for its new visitor gateway facility. Edward Cullinan Architects based in London, are now commissioned to develop designs for its first-ever purpose built visitor facility at the West Gate entrance to the Botanic Garden. Professor Stephen Blackmore, RBGE Regius Keeper, said; "I am delighted Edward Cullinan Architects have been appointed and all of us at the Garden look forward to collaborating with them in the development of an iconic building that will have all the facilities that you would expect from one of the world's major heritage sites". Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh - Competition "The purpose of the competition was to select an architect who understood the aspirations of the client and who could deliver a facility commensurate with the Gardens status as a visitor attraction and as an internationally renowned centre of excellence. We are sure that with Edward Cullinan Architects, RBGE have now found that architect." Finalists: Hopkins Architects, Edward Cullinan Architects, Wilkinson Eyre and Richard Murphy Architects "The high standard of final submissions was overwhelming which made the decision difficult but Edward Cullinan Architects demonstrated a clear understanding of what the Garden’s new visitor gateway must achieve". Botanic Gardens Edinburgh - Building PR 2003 Edward Cullinan Architects - competition entry, Edinburgh: Haymarket Goods Yard Scottish Parliament Scottish Architecture: best scottish buildings of the last three decades

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