Gillian Hopwood

Gillian Hopwood (born 27 June 1927) were British architects, based in Nigeria. Quotes Taking pictures, many decades after, at the same places was different Gillian opinion about pictures Guardian In fact, you feel bad and troubled inside when you go back to find the building you designed left in bad condition. When you preserve your buildings, you are spreading your budget, but you are preserving your heritage,” Gillian Hopwood suggestion on preserving buildings The nation I think we have lost some buildings which should have been kept. But you cannot keep everything particularly in an area where there is no room for expansion. Land values are too high to retain a single storey building where a multi storey one will make more sense from a commercial standpoint Gillian spoke about buildings PM News We believe that history has shaped the present and that therefore we should be knowledgeable about it and learn from it. We must also have pride in ourselves, our community and above all, our heritage, remembering that the present becomes the history of the future.” Gillian opinion about history and future The nation It’s the onset of the rains, you get clear skies, nice cloud effects and you could take the photographs. Each photograph’s composition was thought about carefully as film was expensive and had to be used sparingly. Gillian talked about photography Premium times External links http://ghkarchitects.com/ Category:20th-century English architects Category:Alumni of the Architectural Association School of Architecture Category:Architects from Lagos Category:British emigrants to Nigeria Category:Naturalized citizens of Nigeria Category:Architects from Nigeria Category:Nigerian people of English descent