Patrick Hodgkinson

Patrick Hodgkinson was a notable British architect known for his innovative approach to urban design, particularly in the 1960s and 70s. He is best recognized for his work on the controversial redevelopment of the Barbican Estate in London, which aimed to create a modern living space with a blend of residential, cultural, and recreational areas. Hodgkinson's designs emphasized the integration of nature within urban environments, seeking to enhance community living. His vision contributed significantly to the architectural landscape of London, influencing later discussions on urban planning and sustainable architecture.