Conference
Leeds Beckett University - City Campus,
Woodhouse Lane,
LS1 3HE
Paul White presents a selection of works by Buckley Gray Yeoman and discusses the process of growing an architectural practice.
Born in Sheffield, Paul studied Architecture at Leeds Beckett University and Manchester University, then qualified as an architect in London, where he has since spent the last 25 years, both living and working.
About the lecture:
As director, owner and one of the founders of Buckley Gray Yeoman Architects (www.bgy.co.uk), Paul leads the creative output of the practice. As a worldwide retail designer for Fred Perry, he has designed stores for the sportswear and street fashion label in Seoul, Paris, New York, Stockholm, Bangkok and London. Much more than just shops, these stores create an experience to promote a much deeper engagement with the Fred Perry brand. Not confined to one sector, Paul's work encompasses schools, workplace and public realm as well as the arts, with the recently opened Crowell Place, a first-of-its-kind arts hub in South Kensington, which offers a programme of rotating exhibitions, within a building he designed.
