All Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners articles – Page 10
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NewsRIBA unveils 2017 national awards winners
Herzog de Meuron, Caruso St John and Haworth Tompkins among top names on 49-building Stirling Prize long-list
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NewsOverseas staff scramble for British passports to head off Brexit fears, Rogers says
Employees worried about being kicked out looking to become UK citizens
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NewsCompanies House backtracks on Rogers threat
Registrar “discontinues” strike-off countdown begun last month
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NewsArchitecture: It really is just a piece of cake
Rogers Stirk Harbour Partners whip Fosters, SOM, Make and Zaha Hadid Architects in 2017 Great Architectural Bakeoff
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NewsTate viewing gallery row moves to the High Court
Residents at a luxury apartment complex on the South Bank have issued a writ against the Tate Modern
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NewsRogers cooks up Hammersmith tower plans
Mixed-use scheme would double height of 70s blocks on prime west London site
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NewsChinese ink £1.2bn deal to buy London's Cheesegrater
Tower includes Rogers Stirk Harbour Partners among its tenants
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NewsGreen light for Rogers’ exclusive Hanover Square scheme...
…but decision prompts anger over affordable housing contributions tied to development
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NewsRogers’ exclusive Mayfair scheme set for approval
But hotel and flats plans face questions over affordable-housing contributions
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NewsTower of London charity set for disappointment as Make scheme poised for approval
Planners recommend green light for 36-storey office block, despite concerns from Historic Royal Palaces and Victorian Society
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NewsTate Modern refuses to back down over visitors 'snooping' into Rogers flats
Herzog de Meuron and Rogers Stirk Harbour square up over privacy row
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NewsPollard Thomas Edwards wins Finsbury Leisure Centre contest
Architect beats Rogers Stirk Harbour and Hawkins Brown
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NewsRSHP shows off its Cheesegrater office
Practice moves to new home after 30 years in Hammersmith
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NewsChipperfield, Adjaye and Levete join Remain campaign
Leading architects and designers sign pro-EU ‘creatives’ letter to Daily Telegraph