5 minutes with… Gavin Hale-Brown, founder of Henley Halebrown Architects

By Gavin Hale-Brown 2019-10-28T09:56:00

Gavin Hale-Brown tells Building about a cemetery in Italy, getting dirty to make buildings work, and being a secret artist

Who do you most admire in the construction industry?

You have to admire Fernand Pouillon an architect, developer, and builder, who produced good social housing, was sent to prison, escaped, and ended up rebuilding his own medieval castle with a drawbridge.

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