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Richard Lavington is a Teaching Professor at the Department of Architecture, University of Cambridge, affiliated with the Faculty of Architecture and History of Art. He co-founded Maccreanor Lavington in 1991, a practice based in London and Rotterdam, recognized for award-winning projects spanning housing, urban design, and public buildings. His academic role includes leading Year 3 Design Studios.
Education:
- BSc(Hons)
- BArch(Hons) First Class
- ARB (Architects Registration Board) membership
- RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects) membership
Research Interests: Focuses on innovative housing designs, urban regeneration, and the integration of architectural practice with academic teaching. His work emphasizes sustainable urban development and context-sensitive design, as demonstrated through projects like Accordia in Cambridge and Saxon Court in King’s Cross.
Awards:
- Stirling Prize (UK’s most prestigious architectural award) for Accordia, Cambridge (2009)
Advising & Grants: While no specific grants or advisees are listed, his practice has received significant recognition for collaborative projects with academic and urban stakeholders. His studios at the University of Cambridge engage students in real-world design challenges.
Labs/Teams: Lead architect at Maccreanor Lavington, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams on large-scale urban and housing projects. The practice’s work is frequently cited in architectural literature on housing and urban design.
