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	* Cancer Centre at Guy's Hospital.		* Cancer Centre at Guy's Hospital.
	* Channel Four Television Headquarters.		* Channel Four Television Headquarters.
		+	* CIOB 2020 CMYA and Rising Stars Announced.
	* Conservation and storage facility for the Musée du Louvre.		* Conservation and storage facility for the Musée du Louvre.
	* Daimler Chrysler office and retail.		* Daimler Chrysler office and retail.
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	The Centre Building – which achieved a BREEAM ‘outstanding’ rating – houses the Department of Government, Department of International Relations, European Institute, International Inequalities Institute and School of Public Policy and the LSE Directorate.		The Centre Building – which achieved a BREEAM ‘outstanding’ rating – houses the Department of Government, Department of International Relations, European Institute, International Inequalities Institute and School of Public Policy and the LSE Directorate.
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		+	In June 2020, this announcement was made: Centre Building at LSE shortlisted for RIBA award.

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	Education projects designed by the practice include: Mossbourne Community Academy in London; Minami Yamashiro Elementary School in Kyoto; and Thames Valley University in Slough.		Education projects designed by the practice include: Mossbourne Community Academy in London; Minami Yamashiro Elementary School in Kyoto; and Thames Valley University in Slough.
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−	~~In June 2020, this announcement was made: Centre Building at LSE shortlisted for RIBA award.~~

	This article was written by Vicki Macgregor, Strategic Communications & Marketing Manager at RSHP. It was previously published on the RSHP website in September 2019 and can be accessed [https://www.rsh-p.com/news/lse-center-buildin/ HERE].		This article was written by Vicki Macgregor, Strategic Communications & Marketing Manager at RSHP. It was previously published on the RSHP website in September 2019 and can be accessed [https://www.rsh-p.com/news/lse-center-buildin/ HERE].
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	Education projects designed by the practice include: Mossbourne Community Academy in London; Minami Yamashiro Elementary School in Kyoto; and Thames Valley University in Slough.		Education projects designed by the practice include: Mossbourne Community Academy in London; Minami Yamashiro Elementary School in Kyoto; and Thames Valley University in Slough.
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		+	In June 2020, this announcement was made: Centre Building at LSE shortlisted for RIBA award.

	This article was written by Vicki Macgregor, Strategic Communications & Marketing Manager at RSHP. It was previously published on the RSHP website in September 2019 and can be accessed [https://www.rsh-p.com/news/lse-center-buildin/ HERE].		This article was written by Vicki Macgregor, Strategic Communications & Marketing Manager at RSHP. It was previously published on the RSHP website in September 2019 and can be accessed [https://www.rsh-p.com/news/lse-center-buildin/ HERE].
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	* British Library extension.		* British Library extension.
	* British Museum World Conservation and Exhibitions Centre.		* British Museum World Conservation and Exhibitions Centre.
		+	* Centre Building at LSE shortlisted for RIBA award.
	* Centre Pompidou.		* Centre Pompidou.
	* Cancer Centre at Guy's Hospital.		* Cancer Centre at Guy's Hospital.

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	* Madrid Barajas Airport.		* Madrid Barajas Airport.
	* Maggie's Centre.		* Maggie's Centre.
		+	* McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Ashford.
	* Merano by RSHP recognised in RIBA Awards.		* Merano by RSHP recognised in RIBA Awards.
	* National Assembly for Wales.		* National Assembly for Wales.

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−	In September 2019, the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) opened its latest landmark building to students, staff and alumni. The Centre Building, which cost £78m to construct as part of an overall investment of £125m in developing ~~the centre of~~ LSE’s campus, was designed by internationally renowned architect Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP) and delivered by international consultancy and construction company Mace.	+	In September 2019, the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) opened its latest landmark building to students, staff and alumni.
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		+	The Centre Building, which cost £78m to construct as part of an overall investment of £125m in developing LSE’s campus, was designed by internationally renowned architect Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP) and delivered by international consultancy and construction company Mace.

	Situated at the heart of LSE’s campus, on Houghton Street and Clare Market, the 13-storey building is the largest building commissioned in LSE’s history. A bold and beautiful design, it is also the highest building on campus, offering spectacular views across London’s skyline.		Situated at the heart of LSE’s campus, on Houghton Street and Clare Market, the 13-storey building is the largest building commissioned in LSE’s history. A bold and beautiful design, it is also the highest building on campus, offering spectacular views across London’s skyline.

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	To facilitate interaction, a public square has been placed at the heart of the building, creating a new focal point for students and staff to interact while linking Houghton Street to the Library Plaza and connecting Lincoln’s Inn Fields on the western edge of the campus to the LSE buildings to the east. The building also features a dramatic ‘academic stair’. Moving diagonally across the façade of the building in a series of double height spaces, the staircase was designed to encourage dialogue between departments, institutes and research centres and to provide additional informal areas for students and staff to interact.		To facilitate interaction, a public square has been placed at the heart of the building, creating a new focal point for students and staff to interact while linking Houghton Street to the Library Plaza and connecting Lincoln’s Inn Fields on the western edge of the campus to the LSE buildings to the east. The building also features a dramatic ‘academic stair’. Moving diagonally across the façade of the building in a series of double height spaces, the staircase was designed to encourage dialogue between departments, institutes and research centres and to provide additional informal areas for students and staff to interact.

−	The Centre Building – which achieved a BREEAM ‘outstanding’ rating – houses the Department of Government, Department of International Relations, European Institute, International Inequalities Institute and School of Public Policy and the LSE Directorate. ~~It.~~	+	The Centre Building – which achieved a BREEAM ‘outstanding’ rating – houses the Department of Government, Department of International Relations, European Institute, International Inequalities Institute and School of Public Policy and the LSE Directorate.
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−	~~= About the architects, Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners =~~	+

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	Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners is an international architectural practice based in London. Over the past four decades, RSHP has attracted critical acclaim and awards with built projects across Europe, the Americas, Asia and Australia.		Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners is an international architectural practice based in London. Over the past four decades, RSHP has attracted critical acclaim and awards with built projects across Europe, the Americas, Asia and Australia.

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	Education projects designed by the practice include: Mossbourne Community Academy in London; Minami Yamashiro Elementary School in Kyoto; and Thames Valley University in Slough.		Education projects designed by the practice include: Mossbourne Community Academy in London; Minami Yamashiro Elementary School in Kyoto; and Thames Valley University in Slough.
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−	~~= About this article =~~

	This article was written by Vicki Macgregor, Strategic Communications & Marketing Manager at RSHP. It was previously published on the RSHP website in September 2019 and can be accessed [https://www.rsh-p.com/news/lse-center-buildin/ HERE].		This article was written by Vicki Macgregor, Strategic Communications & Marketing Manager at RSHP. It was previously published on the RSHP website in September 2019 and can be accessed [https://www.rsh-p.com/news/lse-center-buildin/ HERE].
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	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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−	~~Articles by RSH+P on Designing Buildings Wiki:~~

	* 3 World Trade Center.		* 3 World Trade Center.
	* 8 Chifley.		* 8 Chifley.
	* 88 Wood Street.		* 88 Wood Street.
−	* Adaptation of Jean Prouvé’s 6m x 6m demountable house by RSHP.
	* Antwerp Law Courts.		* Antwerp Law Courts.
	* BBVA Bancomer headquarters.		* BBVA Bancomer headquarters.
−	* BBVA Bancomer headquarters infographic.
	* Billingsgate Market.		* Billingsgate Market.
	* Bodegas Protos.		* Bodegas Protos.
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	* Centre Pompidou.		* Centre Pompidou.
	* Cancer Centre at Guy's Hospital.		* Cancer Centre at Guy's Hospital.
−	* Centre Building at LSE
	* Channel Four Television Headquarters.		* Channel Four Television Headquarters.
−	* Concept architectural design.
	* Conservation and storage facility for the Musée du Louvre.		* Conservation and storage facility for the Musée du Louvre.
	* Daimler Chrysler office and retail.		* Daimler Chrysler office and retail.
	* European Court of Human Rights.		* European Court of Human Rights.
−	* 'Future Roads of Grand Paris' exhibition.
	* Heathrow Terminal 5		* Heathrow Terminal 5
−	* Heathrow Terminal 5 named one of world's top airports in 2019.
	* Inmos Microprocessor Factory.		* Inmos Microprocessor Factory.
	* International Spy Museum.		* International Spy Museum.
	* International Towers Sydney.		* International Towers Sydney.
	* Leadenhall Building.		* Leadenhall Building.
−	* Lewisham Ladywell Temporary Housing.
	* Lloyd's of London.		* Lloyd's of London.
	* Lloyd's Register.		* Lloyd's Register.
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	* One Hyde Park.		* One Hyde Park.
	* One Park Taipei.		* One Park Taipei.
−	* RIBA Stirling Prize winners' open letter declaring climate and biodiversity emergency.
−	* ‎Richard Rogers wins the AIA 2019 Gold Medal.
−	* Reporting from the Front: Saving the City.
−	* Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners celebrates 10 years of practice.
−	* Royal Academy architecture prize 2017.
−	* RSHP at Open House London 2016.
−	* RSHP Montparnasse Masterplan competition win. July 2019
−	* RSHP move to Leadenhall Building.
−	* RSHP reveal new studio.
−	* Skyfarm.
−	* Snowfall at the Berkeley.
	* Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport Terminal 3.		* Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport Terminal 3.
−	* Thames Wharf Studios.
−	* Y Cube.
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−	~~You can also read about:~~
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−	* Leadenhall building opening ceremony.
−	* Richard Rogers in conversation at Somerset House.
−	* The compact sustainable city.

	--[[User:RSHP\|RSHP]]		--[[User:RSHP\|RSHP]]

	[[Category:Projects_and_case_studies]]		[[Category:Projects_and_case_studies]]

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	In September 2019, the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) opened its latest landmark building to students, staff and alumni. The Centre Building, which cost £78m to construct as part of an overall investment of £125m in developing the centre of LSE’s campus, was designed by internationally renowned architect Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP) and delivered by international consultancy and construction company Mace.		In September 2019, the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) opened its latest landmark building to students, staff and alumni. The Centre Building, which cost £78m to construct as part of an overall investment of £125m in developing the centre of LSE’s campus, was designed by internationally renowned architect Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP) and delivered by international consultancy and construction company Mace.

	Situated at the heart of LSE’s campus, on Houghton Street and Clare Market, the 13-storey building is the largest building commissioned in LSE’s history. A bold and beautiful design, it is also the highest building on campus, offering spectacular views across London’s skyline.		Situated at the heart of LSE’s campus, on Houghton Street and Clare Market, the 13-storey building is the largest building commissioned in LSE’s history. A bold and beautiful design, it is also the highest building on campus, offering spectacular views across London’s skyline.
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	Julian Robinson, Director of Estates at LSE, said: “This building delivers on the two key tenets of our estates strategy, creating a world-class estate and a university quarter in this part of London. The Centre Building, with its emphasis on sustainability, community and collaboration, has created an inspiring academic environment within which to work and study that will enhance the campus experience for our students, staff, alumni and visitors.”		Julian Robinson, Director of Estates at LSE, said: “This building delivers on the two key tenets of our estates strategy, creating a world-class estate and a university quarter in this part of London. The Centre Building, with its emphasis on sustainability, community and collaboration, has created an inspiring academic environment within which to work and study that will enhance the campus experience for our students, staff, alumni and visitors.”
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	Terry Spraggett, Mace’s Managing Director of Public Sector Construction said: “We’re proud to have supported LSE in delivering this landmark building, which forms an integral part of the university’s continued ambition to create world class facilities for its students and staff. Sustainability was a core component of the delivery strategy and the Centre Building will be the first on the campus to achieve a BREAAM ‘outstanding’ rating, further cementing LSE’s reputation as a forward-thinking institution. Working with LSE and our excellent supply chain, we’ve created a high-spec building with state-of-the-art teaching and learning facilities that will foster collaboration and innovation for years to come.”		Terry Spraggett, Mace’s Managing Director of Public Sector Construction said: “We’re proud to have supported LSE in delivering this landmark building, which forms an integral part of the university’s continued ambition to create world class facilities for its students and staff. Sustainability was a core component of the delivery strategy and the Centre Building will be the first on the campus to achieve a BREAAM ‘outstanding’ rating, further cementing LSE’s reputation as a forward-thinking institution. Working with LSE and our excellent supply chain, we’ve created a high-spec building with state-of-the-art teaching and learning facilities that will foster collaboration and innovation for years to come.”
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	The Centre Building hosts a number of academic departments, more than a dozen seminar rooms, hundreds of study spaces and four lecture theatres, including an innovative ‘LSE style theatre’ designed to allow for both traditional style teaching and collaborative group work. A new LSE Alumni Centre provides a custom-designed space for alumni visiting their campus, while three roof terraces and a café provide new areas for students and staff to meet and socialise.		The Centre Building hosts a number of academic departments, more than a dozen seminar rooms, hundreds of study spaces and four lecture theatres, including an innovative ‘LSE style theatre’ designed to allow for both traditional style teaching and collaborative group work. A new LSE Alumni Centre provides a custom-designed space for alumni visiting their campus, while three roof terraces and a café provide new areas for students and staff to meet and socialise.
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	The Centre Building – which achieved a BREEAM ‘outstanding’ rating – houses the Department of Government, Department of International Relations, European Institute, International Inequalities Institute and School of Public Policy and the LSE Directorate. It.		The Centre Building – which achieved a BREEAM ‘outstanding’ rating – houses the Department of Government, Department of International Relations, European Institute, International Inequalities Institute and School of Public Policy and the LSE Directorate. It.

−	About the architects, Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners	+	= About the architects, Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners =

	Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners is an international architectural practice based in London. Over the past four decades, RSHP has attracted critical acclaim and awards with built projects across Europe, the Americas, Asia and Australia.		Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners is an international architectural practice based in London. Over the past four decades, RSHP has attracted critical acclaim and awards with built projects across Europe, the Americas, Asia and Australia.
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	Education projects designed by the practice include: Mossbourne Community Academy in London; Minami Yamashiro Elementary School in Kyoto; and Thames Valley University in Slough.		Education projects designed by the practice include: Mossbourne Community Academy in London; Minami Yamashiro Elementary School in Kyoto; and Thames Valley University in Slough.

−	About this article	+	= About this article =

	This article was written by Vicki Macgregor, Strategic Communications & Marketing Manager at RSHP. It was previously published on the RSHP website in September 2019 and can be accessed [https://www.rsh-p.com/news/lse-center-buildin/ HERE].		This article was written by Vicki Macgregor, Strategic Communications & Marketing Manager at RSHP. It was previously published on the RSHP website in September 2019 and can be accessed [https://www.rsh-p.com/news/lse-center-buildin/ HERE].
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	More articles by RSH+P on Designing Buildings Wiki can be found [[RSHP_articles\|HERE]].		More articles by RSH+P on Designing Buildings Wiki can be found [[RSHP_articles\|HERE]].

−	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki~~<br />~~	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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	Articles by RSH+P on Designing Buildings Wiki:		Articles by RSH+P on Designing Buildings Wiki:

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In September 2019, the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) opened its latest landmark building to students, staff and alumni. The Centre Building, which cost £78m to construct as part of an overall investment of £125m in developing the centre of LSE’s campus, was designed by internationally renowned architect Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP) and delivered by international consultancy and construction company Mace.

Situated at the heart of LSE’s campus, on Houghton Street and Clare Market, the 13-storey building is the largest building commissioned in LSE’s history. A bold and beautiful design, it is also the highest building on campus, offering spectacular views across London’s skyline.

Julian Robinson, Director of Estates at LSE, said: “This building delivers on the two key tenets of our estates strategy, creating a world-class estate and a university quarter in this part of London. The Centre Building, with its emphasis on sustainability, community and collaboration, has created an inspiring academic environment within which to work and study that will enhance the campus experience for our students, staff, alumni and visitors.”

Tracy Meller, Partner and architect, Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners said: "The Centre Building project presented us with a unique opportunity to work with the LSE to design a building which really reflects the values of the school, creating innovative and inspirational spaces for students and staff, in which to learn, socialise, study and collaborate. Our proposals went beyond the original brief aspirations placing a new public square at the heart of the campus to improve wayfinding and connectivity, and to give the LSE a much-needed new focal point. Embracing sustainable design principles from the offset, the BREEAM Outstanding building provides good daylighting and natural ventilation to over 70% of the accommodation, creating workspaces which enhance the wellbeing of its occupants. In addition, it reduces embodied carbon by 30%, harvests rainwater and utilises a biomass boiler and PVs as part of its renewable energy strategy."

Terry Spraggett, Mace’s Managing Director of Public Sector Construction said: “We’re proud to have supported LSE in delivering this landmark building, which forms an integral part of the university’s continued ambition to create world class facilities for its students and staff. Sustainability was a core component of the delivery strategy and the Centre Building will be the first on the campus to achieve a BREAAM ‘outstanding’ rating, further cementing LSE’s reputation as a forward-thinking institution. Working with LSE and our excellent supply chain, we’ve created a high-spec building with state-of-the-art teaching and learning facilities that will foster collaboration and innovation for years to come.”

The Centre Building hosts a number of academic departments, more than a dozen seminar rooms, hundreds of study spaces and four lecture theatres, including an innovative ‘LSE style theatre’ designed to allow for both traditional style teaching and collaborative group work. A new LSE Alumni Centre provides a custom-designed space for alumni visiting their campus, while three roof terraces and a café provide new areas for students and staff to meet and socialise.

To facilitate interaction, a public square has been placed at the heart of the building, creating a new focal point for students and staff to interact while linking Houghton Street to the Library Plaza and connecting Lincoln’s Inn Fields on the western edge of the campus to the LSE buildings to the east. The building also features a dramatic ‘academic stair’. Moving diagonally across the façade of the building in a series of double height spaces, the staircase was designed to encourage dialogue between departments, institutes and research centres and to provide additional informal areas for students and staff to interact.

The Centre Building – which achieved a BREEAM ‘outstanding’ rating – houses the Department of Government, Department of International Relations, European Institute, International Inequalities Institute and School of Public Policy and the LSE Directorate. It.

About the architects, Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners

Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners is an international architectural practice based in London. Over the past four decades, RSHP has attracted critical acclaim and awards with built projects across Europe, the Americas, Asia and Australia.

The practice is experienced in designing a wide range of building types including: office, residential, transport, education, culture, leisure, retail, civic and healthcare. The quality of its designs has been recognised with some of architecture’s highest awards, including two RIBA Stirling Prizes, one in 2006 for Terminal 4, Madrid Barajas Airport and the other in 2009 for Maggie’s West London Centre.

Education projects designed by the practice include: Mossbourne Community Academy in London; Minami Yamashiro Elementary School in Kyoto; and Thames Valley University in Slough.

About this article

This article was written by Vicki Macgregor, Strategic Communications & Marketing Manager at RSHP. It was previously published on the RSHP website in September 2019 and can be accessed [https://www.rsh-p.com/news/lse-center-buildin/ HERE].

More articles by RSH+P on Designing Buildings Wiki can be found [[RSHP_articles|HERE]].

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki<br />
=

Articles by RSH+P on Designing Buildings Wiki:

* 3 World Trade Center.
* 8 Chifley.
* 88 Wood Street.
* Adaptation of Jean Prouvé’s 6m x 6m demountable house by RSHP.
* Antwerp Law Courts.
* BBVA Bancomer headquarters.
* BBVA Bancomer headquarters infographic.
* Billingsgate Market.
* Bodegas Protos.
* Bordeaux Law Courts.
* British Library extension.
* British Museum World Conservation and Exhibitions Centre.
* Centre Pompidou.
* Cancer Centre at Guy's Hospital.
* Centre Building at LSE
* Channel Four Television Headquarters.
* Concept architectural design.
* Conservation and storage facility for the Musée du Louvre.
* Daimler Chrysler office and retail.
* European Court of Human Rights.
* 'Future Roads of Grand Paris' exhibition.
* Heathrow Terminal 5
* Heathrow Terminal 5 named one of world's top airports in 2019.
* Inmos Microprocessor Factory.
* International Spy Museum.
* International Towers Sydney.
* Leadenhall Building.
* Lewisham Ladywell Temporary Housing.
* Lloyd's of London.
* Lloyd's Register.
* Macallan Distillery and Visitor Experience.
* Madrid Barajas Airport.
* Maggie's Centre.
* Merano by RSHP recognised in RIBA Awards.
* National Assembly for Wales.
* NEO Bankside.
* Nuovo Centro Civico - Scandicci.
* One Hyde Park.
* One Park Taipei.
* RIBA Stirling Prize winners' open letter declaring climate and biodiversity emergency.
* ‎Richard Rogers wins the AIA 2019 Gold Medal.
* Reporting from the Front: Saving the City.
* Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners celebrates 10 years of practice.
* Royal Academy architecture prize 2017.
* RSHP at Open House London 2016.
* RSHP Montparnasse Masterplan competition win. July 2019
* RSHP move to Leadenhall Building.
* RSHP reveal new studio.
* Skyfarm.
* Snowfall at the Berkeley.
* Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport Terminal 3.
* Thames Wharf Studios.
* Y Cube.

You can also read about:

* Leadenhall building opening ceremony.
* Richard Rogers in conversation at Somerset House.
* The compact sustainable city.

--[[User:RSHP|RSHP]]

[[Category:Projects_and_case_studies]]