PROJECT TEAM
Principal
Tony Fretton
AA Dip RIBA ARB
Honorary degree, Oxford Brookes University, 2006
Founded Tony Fretton Architects in 1982. After graduating
from the Architectural Association School of Architecture
he worked at Arup Associates. As well as being the Principal
Designer of all projects, he is active in the discourse on
design through lectures, seminars and writing.
Teaching posts include Unit Master at the Architectural Association,
School in London from 1988-1992, Visiting Professor at the Berlage
Institute Amsterdam and the Ecole Polytechnique Ferderale de
Lausanne in 1994-96. Since 1999 he has been Professor of Architectural
Design and Interiors at the TU Delft the Netherlands and
taught a semester at the Graduate School of Design, Harvard,
Cambridge MA, USA, Spring 2005.
Principal
Jim McKinney
BArch (Hons) Dip Arch (Cantab) RIBA ARB
Project architect of the Red House in Chelsea and the Quay
Arts Centre, Isle of Wight. After graduating from Cambridge
University in 1994 he worked for Birmingham City Architects
Department on a programme of urban renewal and for other practices
on housing projects, workshops and display spaces in London.
He has been a Studio Tutor at the University of Cambridge
and has also taught at the Architectural Association School
of Architecture London and the University of Sheffield.
Associates
David Owen
BA (Hons) Dip Arch (UCL) ARB
Degree in Architecture from Manchester University Department
of Architecture in 1993
Diploma in Architecture from Bartlett School University College
London 1996
Sandy Rendel
BA (Hons) Dip Arch (Cantab) ARB RIBA
Degree in Architecture from Cambridge University School of
Architecture 1995
Diploma in Architecture from Cambridge University School of
Architecture 1998
Architects
Piram Banpabutr
Laszlo Csutoras
Kristina Lundvall
Don Matheson
Chris Snow
Architectural Assistants
Guy Derwent
Max Lacey
Chris Neve
Martin Nässen
Richard Prest
Practice Manager
Jane Kent
Administration
Sara Forbes-Jones
Press and Publicity
Claire Curtice
Marketing
Jenny Ersson
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