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Tony
Fretton
Tony Fretton (born January 17, 1945, in London) is a renowned British architect known for his context-sensitive and minimalist designs. A graduate of the Architectural Association, he worked with firms like Arup Associates before founding Tony Fretton Architects in 1982. His notable projects include London’s Lisson Gallery (1990), the Red House in Chelsea (2001), and the British Embassy in Warsaw (2009). Fretton’s work elegantly balances modernity with responsiveness to surroundings. Beyond practice, he has shaped architectural education, serving as Chair of Architecture and Interiors at TU Delft (1999–2013) and currently teaching at London Metropolitan University.
Tony Fretton – Buildings & Projects, Drawings & Texts. 2025
A.Mag 20 - Tony Fretton Architects. 2020
Modernity and Reinvention: Architecture of James Gowan. 2018
A E I OU - Articles, Essays, Interviews and Out-takes by Tony Fretton. 2017
Tony Fretton Architects: Buildings and their Territories. 2014
Positionen 5: Interviews mit Andreas Bründler, Tony Fretton, Sulan Kolatan, CJ Lim, André Schmidt. 2012
Tony Fretton Architects - London: Dtsch.-Engl. (De aedibus international). 2010
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Boegli Kramp: de Aedibus 54. 2014
Tony Fretton Architects (2G Books). 2008
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Designing the Warsaw embassy. Tony Fretton architects. 2006
A New English House, 2005
Archithese 5.2004: Neues aus London. 2004
Tony Fretton: Conversacion Con = Conversation With David Turnbull. 1995
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