Richard Rogers's 1986 Lloyd's building as seen in London, 2011:
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Thursday, 5 January 2023
Thursday, 5 January 2012
Rogers vs Foster
It is arguable whether Richard Rogers or Norman Foster should be crowned the eminent architect of the City of London*. Both have numerous projects completed there. Here are just a few prominent examples ...
Rogers' 1986 Lloyd's of London building at 1 Lime Street:
Rogers' 2001 commercial office tower at 88 Wood Street:
Foster's 2004 Swiss Re building at 30 St Mary Axe:
Foster's 2004 Moor House at 120 London Wall:
Rogers' 1986 Lloyd's of London building at 1 Lime Street:
Rogers' 2001 commercial office tower at 88 Wood Street:
Foster's 2004 Swiss Re building at 30 St Mary Axe:
Foster's 2004 Moor House at 120 London Wall:
Rogers' Lloyd's of London building vs Foster's Swiss Re building:
*Not to be confused with London, the City of London is a small area of London around which the metropolis has grown since time immemorial. It is the financial district of the British capital city.
Wednesday, 4 January 2012
Lloyd's
The headquarters of Lloyd's of London in the heart of the City of London was designed by Richard Rogers. To me, it is THE landmark of London!
Lloyd's building completed in 1986 by Rogers, London:
Lloyd's building completed in 1986 by Rogers, London:
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Architecture,
Richard Rogers
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