PeterKellow 2011
I was born in in Torquay in the South West of England in 1946. I studied mathematics at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge and architecture at Bristol University. I lived in London, England, for many years where I was a principle in the architectural practice of Pinchin Kellow. Following that I practised in Plymouth, England and founded the local Civic Society. Since 2009 I have been Communications Secretary to the Traditional Architecture Group, a linked society of the Royal Institute of British Architects. I now live and work in Toulouse, in the South of France, where I continue to design, and write and give talks on architectural theory.
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ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS
1969 Awarded BA (Bachelor of Arts)
1972 Awarded BArch (Bachelor of Architecture)
1974 Elected Member of the RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects)
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
RIBA Royal Institute of British Architects. Member since 1974
ARB Architects Registration Board. Registered since 1974
AWG Art Workers Guild. Elected brother in 1984
TAG Traditional Architecture Group. Member since inception in 2002
PROFESSIONAL
1977–1993 Partner in Pinchin Kellow Architects, Putney, London
1985-1992 Director of Vanfame Homes, Private Developers
1996-2005 Principal of Peter Kellow Chartered Architect, Plymouth
AWARDS
1985 Forty Under Forty RIBA architects’ awards
1991 First prize in The Times/RICS Conservation Awards
1992 Housing Design Award
An idealised view of Plymouth, England