Quinlan Terry

Architect who designed Brentwood Cathedral

Quinlan Terry - Architect who designed Brentwood Cathedral
Born

July 24th, 1937
88 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United Kingdom

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An English architect, the focus was on traditional and classical architecture. Key projects included the design of Brentwood Cathedral, completed in 1991. The architectural style integrated modern techniques with classical forms, emphasizing harmony and context. Contributions included various public and ecclesiastical buildings across the UK, showcasing a commitment to classical principles in contemporary settings. The work aimed to create structures that fostered a sense of place and community.

Designed Brentwood Cathedral

Created several public buildings

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