Nicholas Grimshaw
*9. 10. 1939 – Hove, United Kingdom
†14. 9. 2025, United Kingdom
1 Conway Street, W1P 6LR London
+ 44 20 7291 4141
+44 20 7291 4194
[email protected]
www.grimshaw-architects.com
+ 44 20 7291 4141
+44 20 7291 4194
[email protected]
www.grimshaw-architects.com
Biography
1959-62 - Nicholas Thomas Grimshaw attended the Edinburgh College of Art
1962-65 - studied at the Architectural Association School in London
1963 - made a study trip to Sweden thanks to a scholarship
1964 - study trip to the USA
1965 - graduated from AA School in London. Received a bronze medal from the French Société d'Architectes Diplomés par le Gouvernement for one of the three best diploma projects at AA.
1967 - became a member of RIBA
1965-80 - partner at the London office of Terence Farrell
1980 - founded Nicholas Grimshaw & Partners
1988 - became a member of the Chartered Society of Designers
1993 - received an honorary doctorate from the London University of South Bank and the honorary title of Commander of the British Empire
1994 - elected Vice-President of AA, member of the Royal Academy and the American AIA
1959-62 - Nicholas Thomas Grimshaw attended the Edinburgh College of Art
1962-65 - studied at the Architectural Association School in London
1963 - made a study trip to Sweden thanks to a scholarship
1964 - study trip to the USA
1965 - graduated from AA School in London. Received a bronze medal from the French Société d'Architectes Diplomés par le Gouvernement for one of the three best diploma projects at AA.
1967 - became a member of RIBA
1965-80 - partner at the London office of Terence Farrell
1980 - founded Nicholas Grimshaw & Partners
1988 - became a member of the Chartered Society of Designers
1993 - received an honorary doctorate from the London University of South Bank and the honorary title of Commander of the British Empire
1994 - elected Vice-President of AA, member of the Royal Academy and the American AIA
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Realizations and projects
Other Buildings
National Center for Science and Space, Leicester, England, 08/1996-03/2001European Institute for Health and Medicine, University of Surrey, Guildford, 04/1997-05/1999
Office Building on Graham Street, London, England, 09/1997-09/2001
Industrial Design Projects, 1995-98
Spine House, Oberkühleim, Germany, 06/1996-2000
Paddington Station, London, England, 09/1997-12/1999
Zurich Airport, Zurich, Switzerland, 08/1996-2003
Mabeg Office Building, Soest, Germany, 1996-99
Victoria & Albert Museum Extension, project, London, 03-04/1996
The Eden Project, Cornwall, England, 01/1996-04/2001
Orange Call Center, Darlington, England, 12/1995-03/1998
Ijburg Bridge, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 06/1997-08/2000
Lord's Grand Stand, London, England, 05/1995-06/1998
RAC Regional Headquarters, Bristol, England, 12/1995-10/1994
British Airways Control Center, London, 1993
Airport Buildings and Walkways, Heathrow Airport, London, 1993
Western Morning News, Plymouth, 1992
Manufacturing Hall and Administrative Building IGUS, Cologne, Germany, 1992
Arch. Office Nicholas Grimshaw & Partners, London, 1992
English Pavilion at EXPO'92, Seville, Spain, 1992
British Rail Operations Center in Waterloo, London, 1990
Shopping and Entertainment Center, Port East, London Docks, 1989
North Woolwich Service Station, London, 1988
Financial Times Printing House, London, 1988
Rank Xerox Research Center, Welwyn Garden City, 1988
Homebase Store, Brentford, 1987
Hart Spring Business Park, Watford, 1986-
Supermarket J. Sainsbury, Camden, London, 1986-88
Leisure Center, Stockbridge, 1986-88
Ladkarn Headquarters, London Docks, 1985
Oxford Ice Raking Ring, Oxford, 1984
Herman Miller Distribution Center, Chippenham, 1982
Wilthire Radio Station Building, Wootton Bassett, 1982
Vitra Furniture Factory, Weil am Rhein, Germany, 1981
IBM Sports Hall, Winchester, 1980
Factory Units, Queen's Drive, Nottingham, 1980
BMW Headquarters, Bracknell, England, 1980
Advanced Factory Units, Winwick Quay, Warrington, 1978
Herman Miller Furniture Factory, Bath, England, 1976
Van de Velde Headquarters, Tours, France, 1975
Citroën Warehouse, Runnymede, England, 1972
Apartments at 125 Park Road, London, 1968
Hostel Service Units Tower, London, England, 1967
