RSHP rebrands as … RSHP

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Source: Ben Blossom

Practice drops name Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners following death of visionary founder

Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners has started a “new chapter” in the business’ history by rebranding itself as RSHP – the acronym it was already widely known by.

The move follows the death of Richard Rogers in December, at the age of 88, around a year after he retired from the practice he founded as the Richard Rogers Partnership more than 40 years earlier.

Ownership of the business was transferred into a charitable trust in 1990. It was rebranded Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners in 2007 in recognition of Graham Stirk and Ivan Harbour’s pivotal design contribution to its success and future.

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