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Ill manors
A sunny Sunday is a good time to leaf/click through the property supplement/website of your choice, indulging in the fantasy of buying or...

Chris Rogers
Feb 27, 20223 min read
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Face/Off
Today the National Gallery published its chosen architect’s initial proposals to remodel the building’s Sainsbury Wing entrance and a...

Chris Rogers
Feb 18, 20224 min read
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Platinum Line
Yesterday journalists got their first official look at the completed Elizabeth Line, thirteen and a half years after work on the new...

Chris Rogers
Feb 8, 20223 min read
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PROJECT TRACKER: City of London Law Courts
This week an important step was taken to move the new City of London Law Courts project forward, two years since I first wrote about the...

Chris Rogers
Feb 4, 20221 min read
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Michael Pearson, 1933-2021
“There are some things I’ve done I’d like to discuss...” It was over lunch at the Chelsea Arts Club’s convivially-close tables that...

Chris Rogers
Jan 30, 20224 min read
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House of architecture or house of horrors?
The Royal Institute of British Architects today launched a limited competition to masterplan and design the first phase refurbishment of...

Chris Rogers
Jan 11, 20224 min read
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Lloyd’s: Risk and reward?
As tributes continue to be paid to Richard Rogers, Lloyd’s of London is still quietly pondering a major remodelling of his One Lime...

Chris Rogers
Dec 23, 20217 min read
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Rogers on Rogers
My first encounter with the work of Richard Rogers, who died on Saturday, occurred on a hot weekend in the late Eighties. For a couple of...

Chris Rogers
Dec 20, 20213 min read
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Active passiv, outfarm outlier?
The Royal Institute of British Architects’ House of the Year 2021 was announced yesterday evening (full disclosure – I was once...

Chris Rogers
Dec 9, 20213 min read
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