Adrian Welch

Adrian Welch was born in Kincardineshire, Scotland and attended school in Scotland from 1975 to 1989. He completed his Architecture degree in 1992, attending Manchester University. After a year-out working as an architectural assistant in Manchester Adrian attended The Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London, from 1993 where he did a Diploma in Architecture. He gained Distinction for his Dissertation on social housing in Hulme, Manchester. He has worked for architects such as Eva Jiricna CBE, Sir Terence Conran, Richard Murphy OBE, RMJM, Sutherland Hussey, Pace and GAJ – in London, Hong Kong, Manchester, Cambridge, Edinburgh, Kuwait, Dubai and Saudi Arabia.

Lincoln Think Tank Building, Marks Barfield

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Lincoln Think Tank building by Marks Barfield Architects

London Eye architects, Marks Barfield, have completed an iridescent innovation centre in Lincoln. Client Lincoln City Council wanted to develop the site, located within easy walking distance of the university and the City Centre, into a flagship development to stimulate high value, science based employment use.

Oscar Ekdahl Memorial Lecture, KSU

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Gordon Murray and Alan Dunlop - Oscar Ekdahl Memorial Lecture, KSU

He will present the recent work of gm+ad and will be the first architect from the United Kingdom to be asked to give Kansas State University’s most prestigious lecture on architecture.

Victoria Transport Interchange 2, London

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Victoria Transport Interchange 2 buildings design by KPF, Architects. The masterplan recognises this location’s pivotal role in an area frequented by both commuters and visitors

West Kowloon Reclamation, Hong Kong

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West Kowloon Reclamation, Hong Kong

Architecture is embedded into the landscape in the form of settlements and urban constructions. In this respect, architecture and landscape is influenced by human contact in terms of design, construction and economy.

Helfand Spotlight Series, NYC Gallery

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The Center for Architecture is premiering its Helfand Spotlight Series in the newly renovated storefront Margaret Helfand Gallery. The first project selected for this honor is OMA’s tower at 23 East 22nd Street.