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Peter Murray OBE will host the tour in a restored Routemaster bus of development hotspots in West London with guides from the teams delivering change to raise money supporting the education of school children in the built environment, architecture, construction and their potential as careers through the Temple Bar Trust.

Guides: Craig Carson Managing Director, Barratt London; Sarah Cary Chief Development Officer, White City Campus; Jonathan Cornelius Head of Property Development, TfL; Graeme Craig CEO, Places for London; Rob Heasman CEO, Earls Court Development Corp; David Lunts out-going CEO of OPDC; Lisa McHendry Imperial College London; Gary Sacks City & Docklands; Alice Sewell, Investment Director, Imperial; and Charles Walford Senior Development Director, Stanhope.

Peter Murray’s Charity Routemaster tour of West London

General Info

Event Type(s) Walks and Tours
Tickets / Admission £ 95.00
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Venue / Location

Empress Place More Info

Address: Empress Place
 London
 SW6 1TT
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Public Transport West Brompton

Organiser

Peter Murray OBE

About Peter Murray OBE Hon FRIBA is Co-Founder of New London Architecture (NLA) and Founder of the London Festival of Architecture. He has a background in architecture, journalism and design. He is Past Master of the Worshipful Company of Chartered Architects, Chairman of the Temple Bar Trust and Trustee of the Earth Architecture Lab. He was a member of Mayor of London Boris Johnson’s Design Advisory Group and a Design Advocate for Mayor Sadiq Khan. A keen cyclist he campaigns for safer cycling and healthier cities. A former Chair of the London Society, he is a regular commentator and broadcaster on London issues and was made an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in 2021 for services to leadership in the arts, architecture, city planning, design, publication and charity.

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