Summary
Sir Terry Farrell, a well-known UK architect, passed away at the age of 87. He was famous for designing iconic buildings such as the MI6 headquarters in London. His architectural style was playful and post-modern, and he greatly influenced urban planning in the UK.
Key Facts
- Sir Terry Farrell was a leading architect from the UK who died at 87.
- He designed the MI6 headquarters in London, completed in 1994.
- Farrell's architectural style was post-modern and often included playful and decorative elements.
- He started his own architecture practice after splitting with Nicholas Grimshaw in 1980.
- Farrell had a significant impact on urban planning policies in the UK.
- His work included the TV-am headquarters in London and other notable buildings with unique designs.
- Farrell was interested in innovative and environmentally friendly architecture.
