Eric Gabriel

Gabriel was born in Leeds in 1927, the son of Louis Gabriel, a tailor, and Fanny (Stone) Gabriel. After attending the Cockburn School, he obtained his Bsc in mechanical engineering in 1947 at the University of Leeds. as successor of the Danish Steen Lichtenberg, and was succeeded by the German Roland Gutsch. In the late 1980s and early 1990s he was project manager at the construction of the Sainsbury Wing at the National Gallery, and at the rebuilding of the opera house at Glyndebourne. Gabriel was among others awarded the Freedom of the City of London, and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. == Selected publications ==

• Eric Gabriel. "Access and the project manager." International Journal of Project Management, Volume 3, Issue 4, November 1985 • Gabriel, Eric. "The lean approach to project management." International Journal of Project Management 15.4 (1997): 205–209. • Gabriel, Eric. "The cultural dimensions of project management," in: Hasso Reschke & Heinz Schelle. Dimensions of Project Management: Fundamentals, Techniques, Organization. Applications. 1990. p. 79–84 == References ==