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1933-07-23
2021-12-18
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Rogers, Richard,
1933-2021
Florence (Italy)
London (England)
Great Britain
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Architecture
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Team 4 (Firm)
Piano & Rogers Architects
Richard Rogers + Partners
Richard Rogers Partnership
Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
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Richard and Su Rogers Architects
Architects
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Richard George
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Rogers, Richard,
1933-
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Rogers, Richard George
Rogers of Riverside, Richard George Rogers,
Baron,
1933-2021
Piano, R. Centre Beaubourg ... 1977 (a.e.)
t.p. (Piano & Rogers, architects)
RIBA direct., 1971:
p. M192 (Rogers, Richard George, M.Arch Yale; Design Research Unit)
Art index, 10/77
(Rogers, Richard; Piano & Rogers, arch.)
WW 1985
(Rogers, Richard George; b. 7/23/33)
The architecture of Richard Rogers, c1994.
Architecture : a modern view, 1990:
t.p. (Richard Rogers)
Cities for a small country, 2000:
t.p. (Richard Rogers)
Wikipedia, 22 Dec. 2016:
under Richard Rogers (Richard George Rogers, Baron Rogers of Riverside; born 23 July 1933 in Florence, Italy; a British architect noted for his modernist and functionalist designs in high-tech architecture)
Wikipedia, viewed March 9, 2022
(Richard Rogers; died 18 December 2021, in London, at the age of 88; firm history: 1960s, Team 4 with Norman Foster and Su Bromwell (later his wife); later 1960s, Richard and Su Rogers Architects; Piano + Rogers; 1977-2007, Richard Rogers Partnership; 2007-date, Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners; Rogers resigned directorship in 2020 and firm will be renamed in 2022)