Kenneth Powell is an architectural critic and historian who has written extensively on British 20th-century architecture, and a former Director of the C20th Society.

‘Powell does justice to the ethics and ethos of [Edward Cullinan’s] practice. He makes a convincing case for a mode of architectural practice oriented towards ideals of the common good and the individual, one capable of extreme stylistic eclecticism… a useful survey of the work of a somewhat eccentric sensibility, and of an often very good architect.’ Patrick Lynch, Building Design

Kenneth Powell is an architectural critic and historian who has written extensively on British 20th-century architecture, and a former Director of the C20th Society.

‘Powell does justice to the ethics and ethos of [Edward Cullinan’s] practice. He makes a convincing case for a mode of architectural practice oriented towards ideals of the common good and the individual, one capable of extreme stylistic eclecticism… a useful survey of the work of a somewhat eccentric sensibility, and of an often very good architect.’ Patrick Lynch, Building Design

Kenneth Powell is an architectural critic and historian who has written extensively on British 20th-century architecture, and a former Director of the C20th Society.

‘Powell does justice to the ethics and ethos of [Edward Cullinan’s] practice. He makes a convincing case for a mode of architectural practice oriented towards ideals of the common good and the individual, one capable of extreme stylistic eclecticism… a useful survey of the work of a somewhat eccentric sensibility, and of an often very good architect.’ Patrick Lynch, Building Design