Ike Ijeh
author; architect; founder, London Architecture Walks; founding signatory, Don't Divide Us

Ike is a practising architect and author. Ike has written a number of books on architecture and has had cultural and political opinion pieces and commentary published in the national press and elsewhere. As a prominent award-winning UK architecture critic for over 10 years, Ike has also sat as a judge on a number of prestigious national architecture awards including the Architect of the Year Awards, Building Awards and the Carbuncle Cup. He is also founder of London Architecture Walks, London’s original architectural guided walks provider, and has taught extensively on architecture in his capacity as a visiting lecturer to schools and universities in the UK, US, Denmark and France.

Ike is a born and bred Londoner who is passionate about his city and is the regular architecture contributor to the BBC Radio London Robert Elms show. He is also a committed campanologist and proud member of the Middlesex County Association and London Diocesan Guild of Church Bell Ringers. Ike stood as a parliamentary candidate in the 2019 UK general election.

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