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The Richard Rogers Partnership was a prominent British architectural firm founded by Richard Rogers in London in 1977. The firm became widely recognized for its contributions to High-Tech architecture, a style emphasizing visible structural elements and the exposure of building services. One of its most notable projects is the Lloyd's building in London, completed in 1986, which features a stainless-steel exterior and service towers placed on the outside of the building. In 2007, the practice was renamed Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners.

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What is the Richard Rogers Partnership famous for designing?

Founded in London in 1977, the firm is globally recognized for its contributions to High-Tech architecture, a style emphasizing visible structural elements. Their most famous project from this era is the Pompidou Centre in Paris, designed in collaboration with Renzo Piano.

What is the Richard Rogers Partnership called today?

In late 2007, the firm was officially renamed Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. The name change was implemented to reflect the senior status of long-time partners Graham Stirk and Ivan Harbour, though Richard Rogers remained actively involved until his retirement.

Did the Richard Rogers Partnership design any famous skyscrapers?

Yes, the firm designed several iconic high-rise buildings, most notably the Lloyd's building in London completed in 1986. They also designed the Leadenhall Building, famously known as the 'Cheesegrater,' and Tower 3 of the rebuilt World Trade Center in New York City.

Did the Richard Rogers Partnership win the Pritzker Prize?

While the Pritzker Architecture Prize is awarded to individuals rather than firms, Richard Rogers personally won the prestigious award in 2007. The firm itself has also won the RIBA Stirling Prize twice, for the Madrid-Barajas Airport in 2006 and the Maggie's Centre in London in 2009.

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