Michael Claude Aukett (1938-2020) was a British architect who established a successful architecture practice Michael Aukett Associates in 1972, later becoming Aukett Plc.[1]
Aukett started his career in 1965 at Austin-Smith:Lord where he quickly became a partner.
In 1972 he established his own practice Michael Aukett Associates (now Aukett Swanke). The practice developed as a multi-disciplinary practice and went public in 1987. He left the practice in 1995 to start a new smaller office Michael Aukett Architects.[1]
Aukett was born and grew up in Brentford Middlesex and studied architecture part time at London's Regent Street Polytechnic (now University of Westminster), completing in 1962. He had a love of sport and was a long time member of the MCC. He was married twice.[1] Michael Claude Aukett died on 27 October 2020: his funeral, attended by both his sons and both his daughters, as well as his former wife and current wife,[1] took place on 7 November 2020 at Poole in Dorset, England,[4]
Referencesedit
^ abcdeKen Simms (10 December 2020). "Michael Aukett 1938 – 2020". Leader of two award winning, highly successful multi-disciplinary practices, who reached the Stirling Prize shortlist. RIBA Journal, London. Retrieved 13 February 2021.
^"Super-duperstore". The Independent. 3 October 2011. Archived from the original on 12 May 2022. Retrieved 6 February 2021.
^"Michael Claude Aukett". Funeral details. Retrieved 13 February 2021.
April 15, 2024
michael, aukett, michael, claude, aukett, 1938, 2020, british, architect, established, successful, architecture, practice, associates, 1972, later, becoming, aukett, bornmichael, claude, aukettjuly, 1938brentford, middlesex, englanddied27, october, 2020occupat. Michael Claude Aukett 1938 2020 was a British architect who established a successful architecture practice Michael Aukett Associates in 1972 later becoming Aukett Plc 1 Michael AukettBornMichael Claude AukettJuly 1938Brentford Middlesex EnglandDied27 October 2020OccupationArchitectPracticeMichael Aukett Associates now Aukett Swanke Contents 1 Career 1 1 Notable buildings 2 Personal life 3 ReferencesCareer editAukett started his career in 1965 at Austin Smith Lord where he quickly became a partner In 1972 he established his own practice Michael Aukett Associates now Aukett Swanke The practice developed as a multi disciplinary practice and went public in 1987 He left the practice in 1995 to start a new smaller office Michael Aukett Architects 1 He retired in 2009 1 Notable buildings edit Lennox Wood Computer Centre Horsham 1984 2 Marks and Spencer Management Centre Chester 1989 Proctor and Gamble HQ Weybridge 1995 Tesco Sheffield 1998 3 Personal life editAukett was born and grew up in Brentford Middlesex and studied architecture part time at London s Regent Street Polytechnic now University of Westminster completing in 1962 He had a love of sport and was a long time member of the MCC He was married twice 1 Michael Claude Aukett died on 27 October 2020 his funeral attended by both his sons and both his daughters as well as his former wife and current wife 1 took place on 7 November 2020 at Poole in Dorset England 4 References edit a b c d e Ken Simms 10 December 2020 Michael Aukett 1938 2020 Leader of two award winning highly successful multi disciplinary practices who reached the Stirling Prize shortlist RIBA Journal London Retrieved 13 February 2021 Lennox Wood Computer Centre Civic Trust Awards Retrieved 6 February 2021 Super duperstore The Independent 3 October 2011 Archived from the original on 12 May 2022 Retrieved 6 February 2021 Michael Claude Aukett Funeral details Retrieved 13 February 2021 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Michael Aukett amp oldid 1105562399, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
