Sir Terry Farrell, a prominent British architect and key figure of the high-tech movement, passed away at the age of 87. His studio confirmed the news. Farrell, born in Sale, studied architecture in Newcastle and Philadelphia, collaborating early in his career with Sir Nicholas Grimshaw, who also died this year. He was known for his postmodern buildings, including the MI6 headquarters in London, which features triple-glazed windows and underground sections. Farrell also worked in Asia, designing train stations in Beijing and Canton. He was knighted in 2001 and was often described as a rebel and nonconformist, leaving a significant impact on urban planning in the UK. Teljes cikk (24.hu)