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Cullum & Nightingale Architecture

Contemporary British Architecture Practice, UK Design Office Information + News

post updated 24 Apr 2023

Cullum & Nightingale – Key Projects

Major architecture projects by this British architectural studio, alphabetical:

British Embassy Nairobi, Kenya, Africa
Date built: –

Guludo Tourist resort, Cabo Delgado, Mozambique, Africa
Date built: 2005

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Location: London, south east England, UK

Cullum & Nightingale Practice Information

This architecture office is based in London, England.

This English design practice was led by architects Hugh Cullum and Richard Nightingale.

This architectural practice is no longer in operation: it became Kilburn Nightingale Architects.

photograph : Adrian Hobbs

The firm was established in 1986 as Cullum and Nightingale Architects.

London Architects

Richard Nightingale
MA (Cantab) Dip Arch RIBA FRSA

Richard Nightingale studied architecture at Cambridge University and subsequently worked for firms in Kenya, London and Hong Kong before joining Colin St. John Wilson and Partners to work on the new British Library. He set up Kilburn Nightingale Architects in 1986 (originally Cullum and Nightingale architects).

He has been a visiting lecturer and teacher at Cambridge, Sheffield, the Architectural Association and Welsh Schools of Architecture. He has contributed to conferences on eco-tourism in the Middle East, India and the USA. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.
source: https://www.kilburnnightingale.com/us/people/rn.html

London Architecture : news + key projects

Kilburn Nightingale have received a number of prizes for their work. The office have won the British Expertise “Consultancy Project of the Year” Award for the new British High Commission in Kampala, Uganda, presented by HRH the Duke of Gloucester. The new High Commission also won an RIBA International Award and was runner up for the Lubetkin Prize earlier in the year.

Most recently, the practice’s work on the new Emmanuel College Library project in Cambridge was recognised, winning an RIBA ‘Spirit of Ingenuity’ Award.
source: https://www.kilburnnightingale.com/us/awards.html