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Terry Farrell

April 2023

  • A poetic marvel … the fungi and sawdust cave, also made with wool from Lake District sheep.

    Want to buy a woollen home? Why Newcastle may have knitted the future of housing

  • Terry Farrell

    Architect Terry Farrell: ‘Conservation is a mind thing’

June 2021

  • an artists’ impression of the forthcoming Farrell Centre in Newcastle

    ‘An experiment in civic activism’: could Newcastle transform city planning?

    Crusading architect Terry Farrell is helping fund an ‘urban room’ in Newcastle – giving the public more control over what is built in their city

November 2018

  • Part of Sir Terry Farrell’s 1981 doll’s house

    Doll's house by architect of MI6 HQ up for auction

    Sir Terry Farrell’s son, who inspired design when he was eight, says he may bid for item

November 2017

  • Isle of Dogs pumping station, designed by John Outram Associates in the mid-80s, was Grade II* listed this year.

    Cheeky, cartoonish … and under threat: why our postmodern buildings must be saved

    PoMo architecture, often derided as gaudy and excessive, is having a revival - just in time to save some its greatest treasures

September 2016

  • Daniel Libeskind

    Foundation stone: leading architects on the homes that shaped them

    How does your childhood home influence the one you make yourself? Seven leading architects tell Nell Card about the foundations of their career

May 2016

  • Battersea Power Station. A hotel by Arup with external landscaped staircase curves up towards the power station remodelled by Grimshaw Architects to accommodate a cinema multiplex and a permanent home for Cirque du Soleil. from Up in Smoke, the failed dreams of Battersea Power Station

    Mosque, circus, Neverland UK … the best failed ideas for Battersea Power Station

    With development of London’s best-known riverside ruin finally under way, Peter Watts remembers what could have been – from a Noddyland theme park to a rubbish incinerator or Chelsea’s football ground

January 2016

  • Paddington train station, which will be part of the development.

    Top UK architect condemns Renzo Piano's 'Paddington Shard'

    Sir Terry Farrell, who worked on original masterplan for area, says final proposal is ‘too piecemeal and opportunistic’

December 2015

  • Regus office at Number One Poultry<br>B4301F Regus office at Number One Poultry

    Are these PoMo palaces really worth saving?

    Postmodernism gave Britain the brash, playful architecture of No 1 Poultry, Aztec West business park and the home of MI6. Now, as many of these buildings approach the 30-year eligibility limit for listed status, it’s decision time…

September 2015

  • The original Earls Court exhibition centre building on the night of its final show, 13 December 2014.

    Dave Hill on London
    Earls Court project: what will happen to ‘The Peoples’ Estates’?

    Hammersmith and Fulham’s Labour council says it cannot stop the demolition of 760 homes in the borough as part of the controversial Earls Court redevelopment, but a residents’ campaign insists otherwise

April 2015

  • Terry Farrell's plan for Bicester garden city is highlighted as an exemplar in the government's new housing design guide.

    Architecture and design blog
    The Tories' new design guide backs tiny, unliveable, backward-looking homes

    The new advisory panel on contemporary housing favours quaint buildings with a cottagey feel – and their guide makes no mention of space standards that could make the homes of the future generous or liveable

October 2014

  • Margate, 1967

    Coastal towns are easily mocked, but we should not brush over their struggle

    Owen Hatherley
    Owen Hatherley: They are a hotbed for Ukip and poverty is a problem. Something has to happen beyond contemporary art fairs

March 2014

  • The Gherkin

    Architecture report calls for shift in UK planning culture

  • A folder and some architecture plans

    Why the UK does not need a formal architecture policy

    Terry Farrell

February 2014

  • odeon west end

    Dave Hill on London
    Earls Court: Sir Terry Farrell, old buildings and human values

    The masterplanner of a widely-opposed, Boris Johnson- backed redevelopment scheme in West London once championed conserving buildings that people love

December 2013

  • Architecture: rebuilding reputations

    Editorial: The idea of a celebrity face of architecture is useless as long as our best designers remain outside the planning system

November 2012

  • nine elms

    Utopia-on-Thames?

    It's the biggest transformation London has seen for years. But the Nine Elms masterplan won't work unless all parties co-operate, writes Rowan Moore

May 2012

  • Battersea Power Station in London

    Sir Terry Farrell woos Battersea Power Station developers with £25m proposal

    Farrell plan for Battersea Power Station would see parts of building demolished but retain distinctive four chimneys

January 2012

  • KK100 terry farrell

    The tower and the glory: Terry Farrell's KK100

    Looming over the sprawling Chinese city of Shenzhen, this building is the tallest skyscraper ever designed by a British architect. Terry Farrell tells Jonathan Glancey how he did it

September 2011

  • MI6 building

    PoMo power: the return of postmodernism

    The iconic style of the 70s and 80s is back, with a V&A show and a new generation of architects flirting with its pluralist concepts, writes Rowan Moore

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