George Ferguson

George Robin Paget Ferguson, PPRIBA, RWA, born 22 March 1947 in Winchester, Hampshire, is a British architect, who has made a significant contribution to architecture, town planning and design in the South West of England and Europe. George Ferguson read architecture at the University of Bristol from 1995-1971. He was co-founder of Ferguson Mann Architects in 1978 and founded the national UK wide network of practices, Acanthus, in 1986. He has a ... more

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