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Peter Murray
Wordsearch Place, Chairman, New London Architecture Centre; London Mayor’s Design Advocate | London, United Kingdom
About
Peter Murray is Chairman of New London Architecture (NLA) and organiser of the exhibition 'London's Towns - shaping the polycentric city'. He is a Mayor's Design Advocate for London, a Visiting Professor at IE University in Madrid and Chairman of the London Society. He is founder director of the London Festival of Architecture and Life President of Wordsearch the global design and communications consultancy specialising in place and large scale mixed use development. He is a keen cyclist.
CTBUH Roles
Annual Conference, Keynote Speaker (Middle East 2018)
Annual Conference, Presenter (Mumbai 2010; London 2013; Middle East 2018)
Annual Conference, Steering Committee (London 2013)
CTBUH Initiatives
Smart Cities / Smart Buildings Panel Discussion
31 January 2019
CTBUH UK Hosts Panel Discussion: Smart Cities / Smart Buildings
31 January 2019
CTBUH UK Presents: Protecting or Prohibiting?
22 May 2018
Videos
22 October 2018
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Polycentric vs. Monocentric: The Future of Vertical Urbanism?
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Numerous cities are now developing along polycentric lines, with several urban “nodes” focused around tall building clusters that often compete for commerce, attention and investment...
Research
20 October 2018
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Polycentric Cities: The Future of Vertical Urbanism
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As we approach the new normality of cities housing 10 million or more inhabitants, those best positioned for the future are evolving along polycentric, multi-nodal...
Research
20 October 2018
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Debating Tall: Is Polycentrism the Way Forward?
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Numerous cities are now developing along polycentric lines, with several urban “nodes” focused around tall building clusters that often compete for commerce, attention and investment...
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