Peter L. Wilson

He was born in Melbourne, Australia. He studied architecture at the University of Melbourne and at the Architectural Association of London, graduating in 1974 and becoming the assistant of Elia Zenghelis and Rem Koolhaas the following year.
He has held lectures and conferences in Berlin, Tokyo, Amsterdam, Barcelona, Venice, Rotterdam, and elsewhere.
In 1980 he founded with his wife Julia B. Bolles-Wilson, the Wilson Partnership, based in London. In 1989 the studio moved to Münster, Germany, with the name Architekturbüro Bolles+Wilson which, in 2002, became Bolles+Wilson GmbH & Co.
His most well-known projects include the Blackburn House in London (1988), The Ninja, which won first prize in the Shinkenchiku competition in 1989, the Suzuki House in Tokyo (1993), the Civic Library and Research Center Technologiehof in Münster (1993), the bridge control tower of Wilhelminakade and the Albeda College in Rotterdam (1998), the Brink Center in Hengelo (1999), and the New Luxor Theater, again in Rotterdam, in 2001.