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Sir Christopher Wren (1632- 1723) is possibly Britain’s greatest, and certainly its most influential, architect. A spectacularly versatile academic Wren gained a world-class reputation as both a mathematician and an astronomer before turning his attention to architecture.

In this discipline he would truly excel, using his scientific background to express the beauty of geometry in a physical form. As an architect Wren achieved long lasting fame and through the construction of 51 city parish churches, including his masterpiece St Paul’s Cathedral, he permanently left his mark on the city of London.

Sir Christopher Wren’s Academic Background

The son of a rector, who later became the dean of Windsor, little is know of Wren before his arrival at Oxford in 1649. He quickly built on his reputation as a brilliant young academic, gaining his Bachelors in 1651, with his Masters following in 1653.

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