Sir Peter Hall

Sir Peter Hall was a renowned British urban planner, architect, and educator who significantly influenced city development and academic thought on urban issues. He founded the Bartlett School of Planning at University College London and directed the Urban Planning and Design Program at Harvard University. Hall championed sustainable, human-centered cities and emphasized the importance of good design in creating livable urban environments. His work combined academic research with practical policy insights, making him a leading figure in understanding how cities grow and function effectively for their communities.