Chris Dyson

Chris Dyson (born 6 October 1964) is an English architect. He established Chris Dyson Architects. in 2003. He is known for a contemporary approach to heritage conservation.

Early career

Chris Dyson studied architecture at Oxford Brookes University and Mackintosh School of Architecture in Glasgow. He worked at James Stirling Michael Wilford and Associates on projects including Abando International passenger exchange. in Bilbao and Temasek Polytechnic in Singapore.

He spent three years as a design director at Sir Terry Farrell's practice Farrells.

Chris Dyson Architects Chris Dyson Architects was set up in 2003 by Chris Dyson. Their first major project was a design for a museum of African Art and Culture, which was not realised.

The studio is based in a restored pub in Spitalfields, London

Redchurch Street weavers tenements , London Harrow Arts Centre, Greenhill Building (2024) Maison Colbert, London (2023) Bishopsgate Goodsyard Crystal Palace Park Cafe (2019) Albion Works, (2018) The Sekforde Arms (2018) Eleven Spitalfields, London (2017) The Queen's Head (2017) Weaver's House (2017) The Cooperage, Clerkenwell (2016) Gasworks (2014) House in Wapping Pierhead, London (2013) Museum of African Art and Culture, South Africa, (unbuilt 2004)

Terry Farrell & Partners Lots Road Power Station, London (2017) The King Key Tower Shenzhen, Shenzhen, China (2011) The CITIC headquarters, Beijing (2011) Swiss Cottage Masterplan, Sports and Leisure building, London (2006)

James Stirling Michael Wilford & Partners

Singapore Arts Centre, Singapore The British Embassy, Berlin (2000) Tate Liverpool, New sculpture and Temporary exhibition space (1998) Temasek Polytechnic, Singapore (1996) Abando International Passenger Interchange, Bilbao (unbuilt 1985-1992) Headquarters and Design facilities for RARE, Leicestershire B. Braun Melsungen New Administration Building and Masterplan (1992) Headquarters and Production Facilities for STO Weizen (2003) Music School and House of History, Stuttgart (1994) Regional Headquarters building, B.Braun, Switzerland (2001) Seville Stadium redevelopment, Seville