Liverpool Architectural Society

The Merseyside branch of the Royal Insitute of British Architects

The Liverpool Architectural Society was founded in 1848, making it one of the oldest architectural societies in the world. Remaining independent for almost 140 years, in 1987 it merged with the Merseyside branch of the Royal Institute of British Architects.

Whilst most of its members are chartered architects, the society also welcomes people who have an interest in architecture to join. Events, such as visits to local buildings, lectures and seminars are organised throughout the year; and traditionally there’s a weekend away to look at buildings in a major european city.

Liverpool Architectural Society Council

Mushtaq Saleri – President
Dr. Robert Macdonald – Vice President
Pat Sloane – Honorary Treasurer
Jessica Ashworth
Will Barralet
Gordon Fortune
Neill Fozard
Maria Killick
Mike Kivlehan
Professor Robert Kronenburg
Geoffrey Lloyd
Jane Moscardini
Michael Paddock
Dan Robinson
Tim Rogers
Alan Ross
Trevor Skempton
Alistair Sunderland
David Watkins
Joachim Zadow

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