• Peter Cook (Architect) - Wikipedia

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    1975 – Melting Architecture. London: Peter Cook, (published to accompany Art Net exhibition). 1976 – Art Net The Rally: Forty London Architects.

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  • Peter Cook | Dezeen

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    Stories about Peter Cook, the British architect and founder of experimental architecture collective Archigram, who now runs CRAB Studio with Gavin Robotham.

  • Peter Cook | Actor, Writer, Producer - IMDb

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    Peter Sellers and Peter Cook in The Wrong Box (1966). Peter Cook and Beryl Reid in Yellowbeard (1983). Peter Cook in The Bed Sitting Room (1969).

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  • Peter Cook | Architectuul

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    Sir Peter Frederic Chester Cook (born October 22nd, 1936 in Southend-on-Sea in Essex) is a notable English architect, teacher and writer about architecture.

  • Sir Peter Cook — CTBUH

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    Professor Sir Peter Cook, founder of Archigram, Director of the Institute for Contemporary Art, London (1970-1972) and Chair of the Bartlett School of Architecture at...

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    Peter Cook Architect, London, England - CRAB, Architecture, Buildings, Professor Peter Cook, Graz Building, Robotham Architectural Bureau.

  • Peter Cook | The Guardian

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    Peter Cook and Dudley Moore’s relentlessly filthy 70s albums anticipated punk, and influenced both alternative comedy and a generation of smutty teenagers.