Richard Rogers, high-tech modernist who won architecture’s Pritzker Prize, dies at 88. He was best known for designing the Pompidou Center in Paris and the Lloyd’s insurance building in London.

Rogers gifted the Wimbledon House, also known as 22 Parkside, to Harvard GSD in 2015. The fellowship in his name was inaugurated in fall 2016 and invites six fellows to a three-month residency in ...

Hailed as one of the most important modern houses in the United Kingdom, the Wimbledon home that British architect Richard Rogers designed for his parents in 1967 has been gifted to the Harvard ...

Sketch of Rogers House by Richard Rogers. Rogers House, at Wimbledon in south-west London, was designed to provide a flexible, open interior and is cited by Rogers himself as the precursor to the ...

The 300-plus-year-old British coffee house-turned-insurance institution Lloyd’s of London announced that it will embark on a substantial interior redesign of its iconic “inside-out” home at ...

SelgasCano has created a plant-filled workspace for Second Home, in the west London building that housed Richard Rogers' first architecture studio.

The interior of the Richard Rogers' Drawing Gallery measures 120 sq m ... Back in 2011, Rogers was invited to choose a place in the Château La Coste's grounds to design a gallery.

Richard Rogers’s remake of Jean Prouvé’s 6x6 Demountable House will be on display with ... AD welcomes interior designer and feng shui practitioner Julie Khuu to see how she would redesign ...

Richard Rogers, Baron Rogers of Riverside, helped design some ... the Pompidou Centre reopened after a three-year refurbishment that did away with many of Rogers' and Piano's ideas for the interior.

It’s unlikely that Prince Charles heads the Richard Rogers fan club, but Lord Rogers recently received validation from another luminary when the Royal Institute of British Architects named the Rogers ...