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Professor Sir Peter Cook RA (born 22 October 1936) is a notable English architect, lecturer and writer on architectural subjects. He was a founder of Archigram, and was knighted in 2007 by the Queen for his services to architecture and teaching. He is also a Royal Academician and a Commandeur de l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres of the French Republic. His achievements with Archigram were recognised by the Royal Institute of British Architects in 2004, when the group was awarded the Royal Gold Medal.

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Awards and honours

  • 1960 - Henry Florence Student A.A. (Building Centre research Scholar)
  • 1961 - Piccadilly Circus competition (Mention)
  • 1962 - Gas Council House Design (First Prize)
  • 1965 - Selected as one of ‘Young British Designers’ Sunday Times exhibition
  • 1996 - Jean Tschumi Medal, International Union of Architects
  • 1969 - Grant awarded by Graham Foundation, Chicago, for Instant City
  • 2000 - Kunsthaus Graz, Austria (with Colin Fournier)
  • 2002 - Annie Spink Award, jointly awarded to David Greene (for contribution to architectural education) by the RIBA
  • 2002 - Royal Gold Medal (with Archigram) by RIBA
  • 2003 - Commandeur de l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres of the France Republic
  • 2004 - Finalist for Stirling Prize for Kunsthaus Graz (with Colin Fournier)
  • 2007 - Knighted in Queen’s Honours’ list (for services in architecture)
  • 2008 - Senior Fellow of the Royal College of Art, London
  • 2010 - Mario Pani Award for Architecture, Mexico City
  • 2010 - Honorary Doctorate of Technology, Lund University, Sweden

Success in architectural competitions

  • 1970 - Monte Carlo Entertainments Centre (with Archigram)
  • 1990 - Solar Housing, Landstuhl, Germany (with Christine Hawley)
  • 1992 - Museum of Antiquities, Austria (with Christine Hawley)
  • 2000 - The Kunsthaus, Graz (with Colin Fournier)
  • 2006 - New Theatre Verbania, Italy (with Gavin Robotham)
  • 2009 - Faculty of Law, Vienna Business and Economics University (with Gavin Robotham)
  • 2010 - 2nd prize in the Taiwan Tower international competition (with Gavin Robotham)
  • 2011 - Soheil Abedian School of Architecture, Bond University on the Gold Coast, Australia (with Gavin Robotham and Brit Andresen)

Current appointments

  • Professor Emeritus at University College London
  • Professor of Architecture at the Royal Academy of Arts
  • Life Professor at the Hochschule fur Bildende Kunste (Städelschule) Frankfurt-Main
  • Senior Fellow of the Royal College of Art, London
  • Fellow of the Bournemouth Arts University
  • Member of the Hessische Architektenkammer
  • Member of the RIBA, Architects Registration Board (ARB)
  • Fellow of University College London

Former appointments

  • Chair of Architecture of the Bartlett School, University College London (1990-2006)
  • Director, Institute of the Contemporary Arts, London (1970-1972)

Exhibitions

  • Archigram exhibition - 1994 onwards: Vienna, Paris, New York, London, Pasadena, Chicago, Milan, Hamburg, Seoul, Mito, Taipei, Winnipeg, Zurich, Cracow, Zaragoza, Brussels, Rotterdam.
  • Curator of Venice Biennale of Architecture British Pavilion 2004, Cyprus Pavilion 2006
  • Personal exhibitions – various dates: Los Angeles, Tokyo, Oslo, Berlin, Osaka, Frankfurt.

Publications

  • 1967 - Architecture: Action and Plan. London: Studio Vista.
  • 1970 - Experimental Architecture[1]. London/New York: Studio Vista/Universal Books.
  • 1972 - Archigram. London: Studio Vista/Reinhold, Birkhauser
  • 1975 - Melting Architecture. London: Peter Cook, (published to accompany Art Net exhibition).
  • 1976 - Art Net The Rally: Forty London Architects . London: Art Net/Peter Cook, (published to accompany Art Net exhibition).
  • 1976 - Arcadia: The Search for the Perfect Suburb. London: Art Net/Peter Cook.
  • 1980 - (with Christine Hawley). Six Houses. London: AA Publications, (published to accompany exhibition at the Architectural Association).
  • 1983 - (with Barbara Goldstein). Los Angeles Now. London: AA Publications, (published to accompany exhibition at the Architectural Association).
  • 1985 - Peter Cook - 21 Years, 21 Ideas. London: AA Publications, (foreword by Banham, Reyner and narrative by Hawley, Christine; published to accompany exhibition at the Architectural Association).
  • 1985 - (editor with Olive Brown). Lebbeus Woods. London: AA Publications, 1985, (published to accompany exhibition at the Architectural Association).
  • 1987 - (with Christine Hawley). Cities. London: Fisher Fine Arts, (published to accompany exhibition at the Fischer Fine Arts).
  • 1989 - Peter Cook 1961-89. A+U.
  • 1991 - (with Rosie Llewellyn-Jones). New Spirit in Architecture. New York: Rizzoli.
  • 1993 - Six Conversations. London: Academy Editions, (Architectural Monographs Special Issue, No. 28).
  • 1996 - Primer. London: Academy Editions.
  • 1999 - Archigram. London/New York: Princeton Architectural Press (also in Japanese, German, Chinese)
  • 1999 - (with John Hedjuk and Helene Binet). The House of the Book: Building, Zvi Hecker. London: Black Dog.
  • 1999 - (with Neil Spiller). The Power of Contemporary Architecture. London: Academy Editions.
  • 2000 - Bartlett Book of Ideas. London: Bartlett School of Architecture.
  • 2001 - (with others). The Paradox of Contemporary Architecture. Chichester: Wiley-Academy.
  • 2003 - The City, Seen As A Garden Of Ideas. New York: Monacelli.
  • 2008 - Drawing: The Motive Force of Architecture. Chichester: Wiley.





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