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	* Aluminium Imagination Awards – Commendation, 2001		* Aluminium Imagination Awards – Commendation, 2001
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	* Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport Terminal 3.		* Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport Terminal 3.

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	* 88 Wood Street.		* 88 Wood Street.
	* BBVA Bancomer headquarters.		* BBVA Bancomer headquarters.
		+	* Centre Building at LSE shortlisted for RIBA award.
	* Concept architectural design.		* Concept architectural design.
	* International Towers Sydney.		* International Towers Sydney.
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	* Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport Terminal 3.		* Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport Terminal 3.

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	Clarity of architectural language is the key to this development, where the function of all constituent elements is celebrated, revealing the secrets of their manufacture and operation.		Clarity of architectural language is the key to this development, where the function of all constituent elements is celebrated, revealing the secrets of their manufacture and operation.

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	Lloyd’s Register is an old-established City institution, its Fenchurch Street headquarters the centre of a worldwide operation. The growth of the business during the 1980s led Lloyd’s Register to commission Richard Rogers Partnership (RRP, now Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, RSH+P) to prepare proposals for redeveloping its City site. Set within a conservation area, access to the headquarters is through a landscaped churchyard. The site is surrounded by existing buildings, including 71 Fenchurch Street constructed for Lloyd’s Register in 1901.		Lloyd’s Register is an old-established City institution, its Fenchurch Street headquarters the centre of a worldwide operation. The growth of the business during the 1980s led Lloyd’s Register to commission Richard Rogers Partnership (RRP, now Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, RSH+P) to prepare proposals for redeveloping its City site. Set within a conservation area, access to the headquarters is through a landscaped churchyard. The site is surrounded by existing buildings, including 71 Fenchurch Street constructed for Lloyd’s Register in 1901.

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	Project information:		Project information:
−	*Place/Date: London, England 1993 - 2000	+
−	*Client: Lloyd’s Register	+	* Place/Date: London, England 1993 - 2000
−	*Cost: £70 million	+	* Client: Lloyd’s Register
−	*Area: 34,000 m²	+	* Cost: £70 million
−	*Architect: Richard Rogers Partnership	+	* Area: 34,000 m²
−	*Structural Engineer: Anthony Hunt Associates	+	* Architect: Richard Rogers Partnership
−	*Services Engineer: Ove Arup & Partners	+	* Structural Engineer: Anthony Hunt Associates
−	*Quantity Surveyor: AYH Partnership	+	* Services Engineer: Ove Arup & Partners
−	*Project Manager: Richard Ellis	+	* Quantity Surveyor: AYH Partnership
−	*Landscape Architect: Edward Hutchison	+	* Project Manager: Richard Ellis
−	*Lighting Consultant: Lighting Design Partnership	+	* Landscape Architect: Edward Hutchison
−	*Planning Consultant: Montagu Evans	+	* Lighting Consultant: Lighting Design Partnership
−	*Fire Consultant: Warrington Fire Research Consultants	+	* Planning Consultant: Montagu Evans
−	*Main Contractor: Sir Robert McAlpine & Sons Ltd	+	* Fire Consultant: Warrington Fire Research Consultants
		+	* Main Contractor: Sir Robert McAlpine & Sons Ltd

	Awards:		Awards:
−	*World Architecture Award for Best Commercial Building in the World, 2002
−	*Civic Trust Award, 2002
−	*RIBA Award/Stirling Prize Shortlist, 2002
−	*Aluminium Imagination Awards – Commendation, 2001
−	*Concrete Society Certificate of Excellence ‘Building Category’, 2000

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		+	* Civic Trust Award, 2002
		+	* RIBA Award/Stirling Prize Shortlist, 2002
		+	* Aluminium Imagination Awards – Commendation, 2001
		+	* Concrete Society Certificate of Excellence ‘Building Category’, 2000

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	[http://www.rsh-p.com/projects/lloyds-register/# Click here to see the full job sheet].		[http://www.rsh-p.com/projects/lloyds-register/# Click here to see the full job sheet].

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−	~~--[[User%3ARSHP\|User:~~RSHP]]	+	* 3 World Trade Center.
		+	* 8 Chifley.
		+	* 88 Wood Street.
		+	* BBVA Bancomer headquarters.
		+	* Concept architectural design.
		+	* International Towers Sydney.
		+	* Leadenhall Building.
		+	* Lloyd's of London.
		+	* One Park Taipei.
		+	* RSHP
		+	* Skyscraper.
		+	* Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport Terminal 3.

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	Clarity of architectural language is the key to this development, where the function of all constituent elements is celebrated, revealing the secrets of their manufacture and operation.		Clarity of architectural language is the key to this development, where the function of all constituent elements is celebrated, revealing the secrets of their manufacture and operation.
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	Lloyd’s Register is an old-established City institution, its Fenchurch Street headquarters the centre of a worldwide operation. The growth of the business during the 1980s led Lloyd’s Register to commission Richard Rogers Partnership (RRP, now Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, RSH+P) to prepare proposals for redeveloping its City site. Set within a conservation area, access to the headquarters is through a landscaped churchyard. The site is surrounded by existing buildings, including 71 Fenchurch Street constructed for Lloyd’s Register in 1901.		Lloyd’s Register is an old-established City institution, its Fenchurch Street headquarters the centre of a worldwide operation. The growth of the business during the 1980s led Lloyd’s Register to commission Richard Rogers Partnership (RRP, now Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, RSH+P) to prepare proposals for redeveloping its City site. Set within a conservation area, access to the headquarters is through a landscaped churchyard. The site is surrounded by existing buildings, including 71 Fenchurch Street constructed for Lloyd’s Register in 1901.
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Clarity of architectural language is the key to this development, where the function of all constituent elements is celebrated, revealing the secrets of their manufacture and operation.

Lloyd’s Register is an old-established City institution, its Fenchurch Street headquarters the centre of a worldwide operation. The growth of the business during the 1980s led Lloyd’s Register to commission Richard Rogers Partnership (RRP, now Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, RSH+P) to prepare proposals for redeveloping its City site. Set within a conservation area, access to the headquarters is through a landscaped churchyard. The site is surrounded by existing buildings, including 71 Fenchurch Street constructed for Lloyd’s Register in 1901.

This Grade II listed building has been incorporated into the new headquarters and extensively restored. The new building comprises fourteen stories of office space and two basements. The floorplates taper in response to the awkward geometry of the site, creating a fan-shaped grid composed of vaults formed around two atria spaces.

This design allows daylight penetration and provides thermal buffers between the offices and the exterior. The building steps up from six to fourteen levels within the centre of the site. Service cores are expressed as towers – two primary circulation cores face the churchyard, while secondary cores to the rear house toilets, goods lifts, staircases, and the main services risers. Highly transparent glazing offers instant legibility – people using the fully glazed wall-climber lifts and stairs animate the building’s exterior.

The glazed façade is designed to maximise daylight while limiting solar heat gain in summer and heat losses in winter. In addition to double glazing, the east and west facades feature panels of motorised louvres. Activated by photo-cells mounted at roof level, when the louvres are angled at 45 degrees the facade system reduces solar heat gain by 90 per cent. Chilled beams incorporating sprinklers, lighting and a PA system cool the air in the office space. The building’s energy efficiency means a reduction of carbon-dioxide emissions by 33 per cent and costs by 40 per cent when compared with a conventionally air conditioned building.

Project information:
*Place/Date: London, England 1993 - 2000
*Client: Lloyd’s Register
*Cost: £70 million
*Area: 34,000 m²
*Architect: Richard Rogers Partnership
*Structural Engineer: Anthony Hunt Associates
*Services Engineer: Ove Arup & Partners
*Quantity Surveyor: AYH Partnership
*Project Manager: Richard Ellis
*Landscape Architect: Edward Hutchison
*Lighting Consultant: Lighting Design Partnership
*Planning Consultant: Montagu Evans
*Fire Consultant: Warrington Fire Research Consultants
*Main Contractor: Sir Robert McAlpine & Sons Ltd

Awards:
*World Architecture Award for Best Commercial Building in the World, 2002
*Civic Trust Award, 2002
*RIBA Award/Stirling Prize Shortlist, 2002
*Aluminium Imagination Awards – Commendation, 2001
*Concrete Society Certificate of Excellence ‘Building Category’, 2000

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