David Chipperfield, Ron Arad, Richard Rogers, David Adjaye and Thomas Heatherwick are among the architects and designers that have signed a letter backing the Remain campaign for the UK's EU referendum.
The letter says that Britain's "global creative success would be severely weakened" if it was to leave the EU.
Amanda Levete (above) and David Chipperfield (main image) are among the high-profile architects and designers that have signed the letter backing the EU Remain campaign
David Chipperfield, Amanda Levete, Richard Rogers and David Adjaye are among the architects to have signed, declaring their opposition to Britain's potential exit ? or Brexit ? from the European Union.
Designers Ron Arad, John Pawson, Ilse Crawford, and Thomas Heatherwick have also added their names to the letter, published in yesterday's Telegraph newspaper. David Adjaye is also among the 282 signatories opposing Britain's potential exit from the EU
A total of 282 leading creative figures ? including architects, designers, artists, musicians and actors ? added their names to the letter, which describes the impending referendum as the "biggest democratic decision of our time".
It says that without EU funding and cross-border collaboration, many key projects wouldn't have happened.

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