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Peter Murray
New London Architecture, Co-Founder | London, United Kingdom
About
Peter Murray is Co-Founder of NLA, London's center for the built environment. He was a Mayor of London's Design Advisor to both Boris Johnson and Sadiq Khan. He is Chairman of The Temple Bar Trust and Founder Director of the London Festival of Architecture. He is a member of the King Salman Charter for Architecture and Urbanism Advisory Committee. The NLA publishes an annual report on the number of tall buildings in planning and under construction in London.
CTBUH Roles
Annual Conference, Presenter (Mumbai 2010; London 2013; Middle East 2018)
Awards Jury (2010; 2011)
Annual Conference, Keynote Speaker (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
Polycentric vs. Monocentric: The Future of Vertical Urbanism?
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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Research
20 October 2018
Polycentric Cities: The Future of Vertical Urbanism
CTBUH 2018 Conference Speakers
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...
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Research
20 October 2018
Debating Tall: Is Polycentrism the Way Forward?
Peter Murray, New London Architecture Centre; Lynn Osmond, Chicago Architecture Center
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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CTBUH Initiatives
31 January 2019
Smart Cities / Smart Buildings Panel Discussion
Join the CTBUH UK Chapter at RIBA London for a panel discussion on the impacts of new technologies on the future of the built environment.
31 January 2019
CTBUH UK Hosts Panel Discussion: Smart Cities / Smart Buildings
The CTBUH UK Chapter hosted a panel discussion, speculating on the future of our built environment by reflecting on the lessons learned over the past 50 years.
22 May 2018
CTBUH UK Presents: Protecting or Prohibiting?
Join the UK Chapter for an evening of presentations exploring how London's viewing corridors impact planners, developers, and architects shaping the vertical growth of the city.
22 May 2018
CTBUH UK Hosts Discussion: Protecting or Prohibiting?
The CTBUH UK Chapter held an event discussing the subject: “Are London’s Viewing Corridors Protecting or Prohibiting our City's Growth?"
12 June 2013
Activity at the CTBUH London Conference: Day Two
See the highlights from the second day of the CTBUH 2013 London Conference including The Shard Networking Reception.
Videos
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22 October 2018
Polycentric vs. Monocentric: The Future of Vertical Urbanism?
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...
12 June 2013
Session 14: Tall Buildings vs. Heritage
Is the skyscraper an appropriate building typology for cities with hundreds – or thousands – of years of architectural history? Are there other ways to...
Research
20 October 2018
Polycentric Cities: The Future of Vertical Urbanism
CTBUH 2018 Conference Speakers
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...
20 October 2018
Debating Tall: Is Polycentrism the Way Forward?
Peter Murray, New London Architecture Centre; Lynn Osmond, Chicago Architecture Center
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...
01 May 2013
Building Tall in a 2,000-Year-Old City
Peter Murray, Wordsearch
Much attention has been paid to London’s current wave of tall building construction. But the city has been getting taller – and more interesting –...
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