All Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners articles – Page 19
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Opinion
Rogers could learn from us
In light of his calls for educational reform (News February 3), Richard Rogers should know that since 2000 UWE Bristol has offered a joint RIBA/RTPI-validated architecture and planning BA.
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NewsKPF submits plans for twin towers at Nine Elms
Towers of 58 and 43 storeys will be part of Vauxhall cluster
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NewsRogers calls for broader architectural education
Initial three-year course should also cover planning and landscape
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NewsGround Zero hitches hit SOM, Foster and Rogers
‘Design miss’ is latest problem at World Trade Centre
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NewsRogers Stirk Harbour tower to go ahead in Southwark
GLA and HCA seeking developer for 43-storey building
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NewsRogers Stirk Harbour to redevelop Monte Carlo landmark
Three buildings to replace Art Deco conference centre
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News2012 Civic Trust Awards shortlist announced
David Chipperfield’s two art galleries both up for prize
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NewsFoster & Partners beats Rogers Stirk Harbour to win Spanish station
But David Chipperfield misses out in sister competition
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NewsRichard Rogers' Lloyds building receives grade I listing
Architecture minister follows advice from English Heritage
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NewsControversial Oxley Woods plans submitted
Designs by CMYK replace Rogers Stirk Harbour’s vision
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NewsFoster's and Rogers snubbed for £65m Sydney ship deal
Local firms pip British rivals to revamp cruise terminal
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NewsRogers rallies MPs and peers to reject planning reforms
Architect says cities have to protected from “dereliction”
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NewsRogers blasted by ex-partner over housing scheme
Marco Goldschmied accuses architect of hypocrisy
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NewsRichard Rogers wants to design more low-cost housing
Architect is working on £60 million project in Deptford
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NewsRichard Rogers warns that UK 'could look like Los Angeles'
Architect says national planning policy needs to be rewritten to avoid creeping suburban sprawl
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NewsFoster and Rogers lead way in Bogota
Practices designing city centre masterplan and cultural centre for Colombian capital
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NewsWorks starts on Rogers controversial Barangaroo development
Construction has started on Rogers Stirk Harbour’s £3.3 billion Barangaroo development in Sydney Harbour.
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