will receive an "Order of the British Empire" (OBE) for his services to architecture. This is the "officer" position, the 4th of 5 classes in civil and military divisions. The top two entail admission into knighthood.
bravo. well deserved.
nice.
If he continues on his path, we will soon be calling him Sir David Adjaye.
I'm waiting on my OBE, damnit
isn't he already going to be a sir (knight)?
.....not born there ..can't be a knight (Sir)
my neighbor has one (an OBE). He's a pretty cool guy, actually, though he's 83.
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bravo. well deserved.
nice.
If he continues on his path, we will soon be calling him Sir David Adjaye.
I'm waiting on my OBE, damnit
isn't he already going to be a sir (knight)?
.....not born there ..can't be a knight (Sir)
my neighbor has one (an OBE). He's a pretty cool guy, actually, though he's 83.
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