Subsection TF.2.1 - Farrell and Grimshaw Partnership

Identity area

Reference code

TF.2.1

Title

Farrell and Grimshaw Partnership

Date(s)

  • 1965-1997 [bulk 1965-1985] (Creation)

Level of description

Subsection

Extent and medium

6 Boxes

Context area

Name of creator

(1965-1980)

Administrative history

In 1965 architects Terry Farrell and Nicholas Grimshaw began a fifteen year partnership, separating in 1980 to both start their own practices.

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Scope and content

Relating to the Farrell and Grimshaw Partnership. In 1965 architects Terry Farrell and Nicholas Grimshaw began a fifteen year partnership, separating in 1980 to both start their own practices. Based in London, and both newly graduated, they undertook a number of housing and industrial projects, including 125 Park Road – one of the first blocks in the UK funded and built on the co-ownership principle; a student housing project with a distinctive spiralling staircase near Paddington; and the Herman Miller Factory in Bath.

The files in this series are a small collection of files, retained by Sir Terry Farrell at the breakup of the Farrell Grimshaw Partnership, relating to the practice and some of the projects undertaken.

Appraisal, destruction and scheduling

Accruals

System of arrangement

Original order imposed by Farrell and Grimshaw filing system has been maintained where possible. Arrangement discrepancies have occurred during changes to professional practice organisation.

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Conditions governing access

Open with some restrictions: data protection researcher interview may be required. Special Collections staff will provide researchers with further details of these restrictions.

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Copyright Law Applies

Language of material

  • English

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Paper documents

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Status

Draft

Level of detail

Full

Dates of creation revision deletion

This description created by Ruth Sheret and Jemma Singleton 2023

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