#RICHARD ROGERS

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Richard Roger's Partnership, Lloyd's Building in London, Great Britain, 1979 - 1986.

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Lloyd's of London Building, Richard Rogers, 1978-86, London, GB

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88 Wood Street (1994-98) in London, England, by Richard Rogers

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Lloyd's Building, London - Richard Rogers

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Richard Rogers & Partners, Patscentre Research Laboratory, Melbourn, England, 1976-83.

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Richard Rogers, Lloyds of London

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RUTH AND RICHARD ROGERS HOUSE OF RICHARD AND RUTH ROGERS London, UK Image via Nowness

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Miscast 2022 - Andrea Martin performs I Cain't Say No from the musical Oklahoma!

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© Richard Rogers | Financial Times

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B&B Italia Headquarters, Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers, Novedrate

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Centre Georges Pompidou Beaubourg, Paris 

Claude Falguière

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Four stamps of postmodern / hi-tech buildings designed by British architects in Europe, 1987.

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Fan favorite Cinderella movie round 1

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In 1990, just as the property bubble in Japan was about to burst, a developer of a tiny, restrictive, triangular lot in Tomigaya, near Yoyogi Park, asked Richard Rogers to design an exhibition space. Zoning permitted a building 45m tall, but with only three stories. Project partner Laurie Abbott came up with this glass wedge, with an external crane at the front, and a service structure at the back, and movable mezzanine platforms. It was not built, alas.

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221029 • 12:25pm 📡

High Tech City: Lloyd’s Building.

Old pictures from this summer! This has got to be my favourite building in the new bits of the City. I’ve just learned a bit more about Rogers and High Tech recently, and very much love how out of this world many of his designs are. Lloyds is so striking amongst its homogenous glassy peers. Kind of hoping it doesn’t get turned into a hotel though… I say leave buildings alone!

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