Barber, Peter
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Sir John Soane's Museum,
Soane Medal Lecture 5. 2022 London,
Soane Medal Lecture 5. 2022 London
8,000 Mile Island and other stories
: Soane Medal lecture 2022 : as delivered on the occasion of the presentation of the fifth Soane Medal at Sir Johns Soane's Museum on 8 November 2022
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8,000 Mile Island and other stories
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Soane Medal lecture 2022 : as delivered on the occasion of the presentation of the fifth Soane Medal at Sir Johns Soane's Museum on 8 November 2022
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A published edition of the lecture delivered by Peter Barber on the occasion of being awarded the Soane Medal in November 2022.0As one of Britain?s most acclaimed architects and founder of Peter Barber Architects, Peter?s practice focuses on social housing and urban planning. He has been widely celebrated for his inventive approach to design, delivering innovative housing which is both high-quality and affordable. Barber has also developed a number of speculative projects which respond to issues including the housing crisis, the climate emergency, and the revitalisation of de-industrialised areas.0In recent years Peter and his firm have received several awards, including a lifetime achievement award from the Architects? Journal and IBA Neave Brown Award for Housing 2021. He was awarded an OBE for services to architecture last year and elected as a Royal Academician in January. Alongside his practice, Peter lectures on architecture at the University of Westminster and was recently invited by the government to lead a discussion on "Designing for Better Public Spaces" with a team of top built environment professionals.0000The Soane Medal was established by Sir John Soane?s Museum in 2017 and continues the mission of the Museum?s founder, the celebrated Regency architect Sir John Soane, to encourage a better understanding of the central importance of architecture in culture and society. The Medal recognises architects, educators and critics who have made a major contribution to their field through practice, history or theory