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Piers Gough
Director

CBE | RIBA | FRIAS | AADip | RA | D. University of Middlesex | Hon. Fellow Queen Mary University London

Piers co-founded CZWG in 1975 with Nick Campbell, Rex Wilkinson and Roger Zogolovich. He is widely recognised as an acclaimed postmodern architect and writer and leader in the profession.

Piers’ principal buildings include Islington Square, the Canada Water Library, Maggie's Centre in Nottingham and four CZWG buildings given listed heritage status in 2018: China Wharf and The Circle in Bermondsey, the CDT Building at Bryanston School and Janet Street-Porter House in Clerkenwell. 

He has led the design of many of our buildings over the years and also exhibitions about Lutyens, Soane, Gilbert and National Art Fund.

Piers was involved with English Heritage for 12 years, as a member of the London Advisory Committee and the Urban Panel, then as a Commissioner. He was also a Review Panel Chair and Commissioner of CABE. He is an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland and a board member on the Planning Committee for the London Legacy Development Corporation. Piers was appointed a CBE for services to architecture in 1998. He was elected a Royal Academician in 2002 and Professor of Architecture of the Royal Academy Schools from 2013. Piers studied architecture at the Architectural Association in London.

Piers was recently interviewed by Pamela Buxton for a RIBA Journal Hindsight Profile.

Piers Gough
Director

CBE | RIBA | FRIAS | AADip | RA | D. University of Middlesex | Hon. Fellow Queen Mary University London

 

Piers co-founded CZWG in 1975 with Nick Campbell, Rex Wilkinson and Roger Zogolovich. He is widely recognised as an acclaimed postmodern architect and writer and leader in the profession.

Piers’ principal buildings include Islington Square, the Canada Water Library, Maggie's Centre in Nottingham and four CZWG buildings given listed heritage status in 2018: China Wharf and The Circle in Bermondsey, the CDT Building at Bryanston School and Janet Street-Porter House in Clerkenwell. 

He has led the design of many of our buildings over the years and also exhibitions about Lutyens, Soane, Gilbert and National Art Fund.

Piers was involved with English Heritage for 12 years, as a member of the London Advisory Committee and the Urban Panel, then as a Commissioner. He was also a Review Panel Chair and Commissioner of CABE. He is an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland and a board member on the Planning Committee for the London Legacy Development Corporation. Piers was appointed a CBE for services to architecture in 1998. He was elected a Royal Academician in 2002 and Professor of Architecture of the Royal Academy Schools from 2013. Piers studied architecture at the Architectural Association in London.

Piers was recently interviewed by Pamela Buxton for a RIBA Journal Hindsight Profile.

 

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