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Mr. Brannan is responsible for the management, new business development and level of service of SOM's Asia Pacific practice. He has over thirty years of extensive experience in architectural design, management and
marketing in Europe, Australia, Asia, and the Middle East. He received a Diploma in Architectural Design and Technology at
the University of Western Scotland and an HNC in Architectural Design and Technology at the Glasgow Caledonian University.
Mr. Brannan specializes in the management, design and delivery of large, mixed-use commercial projects in Asia. He has lived in Hong Kong since 1988 with his wife and family.
CTBUH Roles
Annual Conference, Presenter (New York 2015; China 2016)
Annual Conference, Steering Committee (China 2016)
CTBUH Initiatives
2016 CTBUH Leaders Meeting Report
16 October 2016
2016 Conference Steering Meeting
16 May 2016
Inaugural Steering Committee Meetings in All Three Cities
10–20 January 2016
Videos
17 October 2016
CTBUH Video Interview – Peter Brannan
Peter Brannan of Arquitectonica is interviewed by Chris Bentley during the 2016 CTBUH China Conference. Peter discusses the Brickell City Center Development in Miami as...
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Research
17 October 2016
The Roots of Tall Buildings: Connecting the City
Peter Brannan, Arquitectonica
This paper investigates the integration of tall tower, mixed-use developments and how they connect with the city and the public when they meet the ground....
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Research
26 October 2015
The Inevitability of Global Adaptation: Eastern and Western Developers Practicing Internationally
Samuel Luckino & Peter Brannan, Arquitectonica
For architecture and engineering firms serving development clients who build large-scale urban projects in various corners of the world, the effort is often facilitated by...
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