Chris Williamson
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Chris Williamson is a British architect who co-founded Weston Williamson architectural practice.
and Steve Humphreys
and developed an interest in low energy, sustainable buildings.
On leaving Leicester with a Post Graduate Diploma with Merit, Williamson worked at Welton Becket in New York and then Michael Hopkins Architects from 1981 to 1985 before founding Weston Williamson Architects.
Williamson has taught at North London University and Leicester De Montford University and lectured widely. He was a member of the RIBA
Council from 1998–2004 where he was chairman of the Events Committee and also of the RIBA Premises Committee. Williamson joined the RIBA in 1983 and became a member of the Royal Town Planning Institute in 1995.
Biography
Williamson studied architecture at the City of Leicester Polytechnic School of Architecture (now known as De Montford University) where he met and collaborated with his current business partners Andrew WestonAndrew Weston
Andrew Weston is a British architect who co-founded Weston Williamson. The company maintains an international design profile as one of the country’s top 100 practices.-Biography:...
and Steve Humphreys
Steve Humphreys
English architect Steve Humphreys previously worked at Nicholls Associates and Cambridge Design, before joining Weston Williamson as a Partner in 1988....
and developed an interest in low energy, sustainable buildings.
On leaving Leicester with a Post Graduate Diploma with Merit, Williamson worked at Welton Becket in New York and then Michael Hopkins Architects from 1981 to 1985 before founding Weston Williamson Architects.
Williamson has taught at North London University and Leicester De Montford University and lectured widely. He was a member of the RIBA
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Council from 1998–2004 where he was chairman of the Events Committee and also of the RIBA Premises Committee. Williamson joined the RIBA in 1983 and became a member of the Royal Town Planning Institute in 1995.