Peter Salter

Biography

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Peter Salter (b. 1947)

Peter Salter is a renowned British architect and academic. He has taught at the Architectural Association, and since 2006 has been Professor of Architectural Design at the Welsh School of Architecture, Cardiff University. In 2004 he won the Royal Institute of British Architects, Annie Spink award for his outstanding contribution to architectural education.


His most recent work is Walmer Yard, a group of four unique town houses in a small courtyard in Notting Hill, a collaboration with Fenella Collingridge, for the developer Crispin Kelly.

 

 

Works
  • Peter Salter, Study of yurt spatial relationships (1:100), 2005
    Study of yurt spatial relationships (1:100), 2005
  • Peter Salter, Preliminary Second Floor Plan (1:100), 2004
    Preliminary Second Floor Plan (1:100), 2004
  • Peter Salter, Section through House 4, 2004
    Section through House 4, 2004
  • Peter Salter, Section from the street , 2004
    Section from the street , 2004
  • Peter Salter, Early first floor plan (1:100), 2006
    Early first floor plan (1:100), 2006
  • Peter Salter, Collage of street elevation for planning appeal, 2006
    Collage of street elevation for planning appeal, 2006
  • Peter Salter, Early first floor plan (1:100), 2006
    Early first floor plan (1:100), 2006
  • Peter Salter, Early proposal House 2 Living Room (1:20), 2010
    Early proposal House 2 Living Room (1:20), 2010
  • Peter Salter, Preliminary House 3 perspective , 2010
    Preliminary House 3 perspective , 2010
  • Peter Salter, Proposed courtyard light (full-size and 1:5), 2015
    Proposed courtyard light (full-size and 1:5), 2015
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