Gordon Murray & Alan Dunlop Architects

[2] The practice was responsible for a number of housing and business developments in Glasgow and Edinburgh, including the copper-clad Radisson Hotel on Glasgow's Argyle Street, and the steel-clad Spectrum Building on Blythswood Street.

[3] The practice published two books of their work, Challenging Contextualism (2003) and Curious Rationalism (2006), and won multiple architectural awards and prizes.

Gordon Murray is from Airdrie in North Lanarkshire and studied at the University of Strathclyde School of Architecture.

[2] He resigned from the editorial board of Prospect after Glasgow Harbour, a scheme in which gm+ad were involved, was nominated for the magazine's "Carbuncle Award".

[8] Since the dissolution of the partnership, both Murray and Dunlop have continued to practice and teach architecture.