Simon studied at Newcastle University and won the RIBA Bronze medal as an undergraduate. He then gained a Harkness Fellowship and continued his education at the Southern California Institute of Architecture (sci-arc) and at the University of Pennsylvania, USA, where he won the Samuel Huckel Architecture Prize.
He gained professional experience at the Terry Farrell Partnership, Venturi Rauch & Scott Brown and ORMS prior to setting up Panter Hudspith Architects in 1988.
Simon is responsible for the management of the design process within the office, overseeing consistency and thoroughness from conceptual design to completed buildings. He was the partner in charge of the Collection in Lincoln, Christ’s Lane in Cambridge, Princesshay in Exeter and Davygate in York, which have won a combined total of nineteen awards including three RIBA, three Civic Trust, one AIA and twelve construction awards.
He is currently leading project teams designing over a thousand new homes in Southwark (including two schemes for the Elephant and Castle), a masterplan for the centre of Beverley, and three residential buildings within the Athlete’s Village for the 2012 Olympics.
In February 2009 Simon was appointed to CABE’s National Design Review Panel.
Simon Hudspith
BA, M. Arch (Penn), RIBA
partners
mark panter
simon hudspith
associates
gareth hunter
guy harris
inge laursen
paul curtin