Author Archives: Peter Murray

The government’s headline-grabbing rejection of Pilbrow & Partners’ M&S Oxford Street plan highlights how far off the UK is from producing circular economy projects like those of Danish architect Anders Lendager, argues Peter Murray 

The legal case concerning Tate Modern visitors overlooking residents of the luxury RSHP-designed block reveals cultural differences between London and the Big Apple, writes Peter Murray 

London’s development needs to move away from the historically favoured wealthy central core, says NLA chair Peter Murray

Following Michael Manser’s death earlier this month, Peter Murray remembers the acclaimed architect and and champion of high-quality housing

A Skyline Commission would ensure an holistic view of tall building development in the capital, says Peter Murray

Peter Murray explains why MIPIM is still the place to be to meet clients but warns that competition is increasing in the race to land for the ‘next big job’

As this year’s London Festival of Architecture draws to a close, founder and organiser Peter Murray explains the role the event plays in bringing the profession and the public together

Read chapter 2 of Peter Murray’s archtectural bonkbuster

Despite what you may have heard, MIPIM is not a property exhibition, it’s a city exhibition says Peter Murray

Peter Murray remembers Monica Pidgeon, editor of Architectural Design for 30 years, who died last week at the age of 95