"Ted's architecture hasn't been fashionable but his concerns about the environment, about people and converting those into forms that to some eyes at first seem romantic, is something that is turning around. I think people are realising that the image oriented fashion world also leaves something out of the entirety of our experience of architecture that is what Ted provides and I think it's been recognised."
Sunand Prasad, President of the RIBA, on Ted Cullinan being awarded the RIBA Royal Gold Medal in 2008
"The Centre For Mathematical Sciences is a delightful resolution of an equation made up of squares and straight lines, curves and circles, civil architecture and wilful suburbia. It has a feet-on-the-ground, head-in-the-clouds quality that matches and mirrors the exact yet ever questing world of mathematics itself."
Jonathan Glancey, The Guardian 2003
"Nothing seems to be too much trouble to ensure our needs are being met; attention to detail has been phenomenal."
Nick Rampley, Bursar of the Purcell School
"It has been a stimulating change to work with a team of architects that have shown such dedication to a project."
Mark Savage, Cowlin Construction
"The campus (University of London's Docklands Campus, Phase 1) is a beautifully humanised dream which, following the way of most Cullinan buildings, cannot fail to attract those who come to know it. Yes, poetry."
Professor Patrick Hodgkinson, The Times 2000
Sunand Prasad, President of the RIBA, on Ted Cullinan being awarded the RIBA Royal Gold Medal in 2008
"The Centre For Mathematical Sciences is a delightful resolution of an equation made up of squares and straight lines, curves and circles, civil architecture and wilful suburbia. It has a feet-on-the-ground, head-in-the-clouds quality that matches and mirrors the exact yet ever questing world of mathematics itself."
Jonathan Glancey, The Guardian 2003
"Nothing seems to be too much trouble to ensure our needs are being met; attention to detail has been phenomenal."
Nick Rampley, Bursar of the Purcell School
"It has been a stimulating change to work with a team of architects that have shown such dedication to a project."
Mark Savage, Cowlin Construction
"The campus (University of London's Docklands Campus, Phase 1) is a beautifully humanised dream which, following the way of most Cullinan buildings, cannot fail to attract those who come to know it. Yes, poetry."
Professor Patrick Hodgkinson, The Times 2000