This is the first full monograph of one of the most influential architectural firms to have emerged in Britain in the past two decades. Following their victory in their very first competition, Allies & Morrison have gone on to design some of the most admired projects of the past 20 years, including the British embassy in Dublin, the University of Cambridge Sidgwick campus, and Arsenal stadium. In this full study their buildings and projects are documented by drawings, photos, and essays by critics, with comments by Bob Allies and Graham Morrison themselves.

About the Author:
Ian Latham and Mark Swenarton are the coauthors of Brindleyplace, Dixon Jones, and Terry Farrell & Partners and the publishing editors of Architecture Today. Latham trained as an architect at Oxford Polytechnic. He is a former editor of Architectural Design and Building Design and the author of Joseph Maria Olbrich. Swenarton is the author of Homes Fit for Heroes and Artisans and Architects. He holds a Ph.D. in architecture from London University and has taught the history of architecture at the Bartlett School in London.