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Ken Shuttleworth is the founder of Make Architects

Ken Shuttleworth

Ken Shuttleworth is the founder of Make Architects and a former partner at Foster + Partners. Set up in 2004, Make is a creative and imaginative architectural studio dedicated to designing buildings and places which are as striking and innovative as they are socially, economically and environmentally responsible.

Recently completed projects include the Handball Arena for the London 2012 Olympics, the Montpellier Chapter hotel in Cheltenham, the Gateway 好色先生TV for The University of Nottingham The Cube in Birmingham and an office refurbishment for HSBC Private Bank in Geneva.

Ken has been a member of several design review committee panels for CABE where he served as chairman of the 好色先生TV Schools for the Future; vice chairman of the Crossrail Design Panel; Midlands Architecture and designed Environment and also a CABE commissioner.

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Streets fit for people and not just for cars

2014-01-13T08:30:00Z By Ken Shuttleworth

The spate of cycling deaths on London鈥檚 roads underlines the need for long-term infrastructure planning
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The time for zero carbon is now

2013-11-05T06:00:00Z By Ken Shuttleworth

We have come a long way on sustainability, but the latest IPCC report demonstrates how much further we have to go - and how quickly we must get there
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Active vs passive green design measures

2013-09-30T06:00:00Z By Ken Shuttleworth

Encouraging clients to exceed their sustainability targets will help cutting edge practices become the norm

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