The Lord Rogers of Riverside Qualifications AA Dipl, M Arch (Yale), RIBA, RA (Hon), FAIA (Hon) Dr RCA (Hon), BDA (Hon), FREng, HonDDes Education 1954-59 Architectural Association, Yale University 1961-62 Fulbright, Edward Stone and Yale Scholar Practice Chairman Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP) KK Rogers Stirk Harbour Partners, Tokyo Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners SL, Spain Biography Richard Rogers is the 2007 Pritzker Architecture Prize Laureate, the recipient of the RIBA Gold Medal in 1985 and winner of the 1999 Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation Medal. He is also winner of the 2000 Praemium Imperiale Prize for Architecture, the 2006 Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement (La Biennale di Venezia) and the 2007 Tau Sigma Delta Gold Medal. Richard Rogers was awarded the Légion d’Honneur in 1986, knighted in 1991 and made a life peer in 1996. Most recently, in 2008 he was made a Member of the Order of the Companions of Honour. In 1995, he was the first architect ever invited to give the BBC Reith Lectures – a series entitled ‘Cities for a Small Planet’ – and in 1998 was appointed by the Deputy Prime Minister to chair the UK Government’s Urban Task Force on the state of our cities. He was Chief Advisor on Architecture and Urbanism to the Mayor of London, Ken Livingstone and has played an advisory role on design to the current Mayor of London, Boris Johnson. He has also been an Advisor to the Mayor of Barcelona’s Urban Strategies Council. Richard Rogers has served as Chairman of the Tate Gallery and Deputy Chairman of the Arts Council of Great Britain. He is currently an Honorary Trustee of the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Trustee of Médicins du Monde and President of The National Communities Resource Centre. Richard Rogers’ practice - Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners - was founded in 1977 as Richard Rogers Partnership and has offices in London, Madrid and Tokyo. It is best known for such pioneering buildings as the Centre Pompidou, the headquarters for Lloyd’s of London, the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg and the Millennium Dome in London. The practice has worked – or is currently working – on a wide range of projects including: Maggie’s Centre in London, winner of the 2009 Stirling Prize; Terminal 4 at Madrid Barajas Airport, winner of the 2006 Stirling Prize; Terminal 5 at London’s Heathrow Airport; two underground stations in Naples; the Leadenhall Building in the City of London; Riverside South, a major office development in Canary Wharf, East London; Tower 3 on the World Trade Center site in New York; mixed-use developments in Seoul and Florence; major residential developments in London and Taipei; the Oxley Woods housing scheme in Milton Keynes; Bodegas Protos, a winery in Spain; and a new exhibitions and conservation centre for the British Museum in London. The practice has a wealth of experience in urban masterplanning with major schemes in London, Sydney, Berlin, New York, and Shanghai Pudong. It is participating in the Greater Paris project, which looks at the future of the city as a more integrated metropolitan region as it faces the social and environmental challenges of the 21st century. Honours and Awards Honorary Degrees 2008 Member of the Order of the 2008 Doctor Honoris Causa, Universidad Companions of Honour Alfonso X El Sabio, Madrid 2007 Laureate of the Pritzker Architecture 2007 Honorary Fellowship University of Wales Prize Institute, Cardiff The Minerva Medal 2004 Laurea Honoris Causa, Università di Tau Sigma Delta Gold Medal Firenze 2006 Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement Tongji University, China (La Biennale di Venezia) 2000 Oxford Brookes University 2000 Praemium Imperiale Architecture 1999 Royal Institute of Architects in Scotland Laureate Cardiff University, Wales 1999 The Thomas Jefferson Memorial Czech Technical University, Prague Foundation Medal In Architecture 1996 North London University, South Bank 1997 Friend of Barcelona University 1996 Life Baron of the United Kingdom 1994 University College Bath 1991 Knighthood 1992 University of Westminster 1989 American Academy & Institute of Arts & Letters: Arnold W Brunner Memorial Advisory Roles Prize 2008-10 UK Business Ambassador Honorary Member, Bund Deutscher Architekten 2008-09 Advisor on design to Boris Johnson, Mayor of London 1986 Chevalier, l’Ordre National de la Légion d’Honneur 2000-08 Chief Advisor on Architecture and Urbanism to Ken Livingstone, Mayor of 1985 The Royal Gold Medal for Architecture London 1984-87 Academician, International Academy of 1998-05 Chairman, Urban Task Force Architecture 1991-01 Chairman, The Architecture Foundation Member United Nations Architects’ Committee 1981-89 Chairman of the Board, Tate Gallery Member RIBA Council and Policy 1994 - 97 Deputy Chairman, Arts Council of Committees England 1984 Royal Academician, London 1986-87 Vice-President, RIBA 1983 Membre de l’Academie d’Architecture Honorary Trustee, Museum of Modern Art, New York Charitable Associations Director, River Café President The National Communities Resource Founder Member, Continuing Centre Professional Development (RIBA) Trustee Médecins du Monde, UK Board Member, United Nations World Commission on 21st Century Patron Society of Black Architects Urbanisation Patron Maggie’s Centres 1984-87 RIBA Council and Policy Committees, Patron Reprieve Congress of International Modern Architects (CIMA) The Lord Rogers of Riverside Graham Stirk Qualifications BA (Hons), RIBA Education 1984-85 Kingston Polytechnic 1980-82 Architecture Association 1976-79 1st Class BA (Hons), Oxford Polytechnic Practice 1995- Senior Director Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners (RSHP) 1988-95 Director, Richard Rogers Partnership, London 1983- Richard Rogers Partnership, London Summary of Experience Graham Stirk joined the practice in 1983, was made a director in 1988 and a senior director in 1995. He has been involved in the design of a number of prestigious UK and worldwide projects often on complex sites. In 2007 the name of the practice was changed in recognition of his and Ivan Harbour’s contributions. Graham – together with Ivan and Richard Rogers – drives the design direction of the practice and is evolving the practice’s language of design, to create sustainable and thought-provoking architecture for the future. His intellectually rigorous approach to the analysis and interpretation of a client brief and site informs the process and form of architecture to create functional, flexible and elegant buildings and spaces Graham has brought innovative, rational and clear design leadership to many of the practice’s high profile projects including: an expansion to the Lloyd’s Register Headquarters in London; 88 Wood Street, a speculative office development in the City of London; Bodegas Protos,a winery in Peñafiel, Spain (all shortlisted for the Stirling Prize – 2000, 2001 and 2009 respectively); a 48-storey office tower – the Leadenhall Building – in the City of London; NEO Bankside, 229 residential units in London, next to Tate Modern; One Hyde Park, a new high-end residential development in Knightsbridge; (both currently under construction) and an extension for The British Museum to provide a flexible series of exhibition and conservation spaces which will support a wide range of Museum activities, due to open in 2013. In addition, Graham has contributed to the design of several key masterplanning projects including Potsdamer Platz, Berlin and Paddington Basin, London. 2010- Geneva Airport Competition, Switzerland 2003-08 Bodegas Protos, Peñafiel, Spain 2009- Tideway Wharf, London, UK 2003- NEO Bankside, London, UK Project Gateway Competition, London, 2003-05 Glasgow Bridge, UK UK 2002-03 Birmingham Library, UK 2008 Project Port, London, Uk 2001- The Leadenhall Building, London, UK 2007- World Conservation and Exhibitions 2001 Torre Espacio, Madrid, Spain Centre, British Museum, London, UK 2000 Cisco Systems competition, Meudon, 2006-08 Redevelopment of Chelsea Barracks France site, London, UK Imagination Headquarters, London, UK 2005-11 One Hyde Park, London, UK Elan Headquarters, Dublin, Ireland 2004 Sugar Quay Wharf, London, UK Epidemiology Research Centre, 2004-06 Wimbledon Houses, London, UK Oxford, UK 2000 Rome Congress Centre competition, Awards Italy 1979 Oxford Polytechnic, 1st Michael King Broadwick House office building, Soho, Memorial Prize, 3rd Year London, UK 1978 Oxford Polytechnic, 2nd Year Design 1999 Grand Union Tower, Paddington, Prize London, UK 1977 Oxford Polytechnic, 1st Year Design 1998 Waterside Nos.1+2, Paddington, Prize London, UK 1995-01 Lloyd’s Register of Shipping Jury Member headquarters, City of London, UK 1994-00 88 Wood Street, Daiwa Securities HQ, 2009 RIBA Awards South London, London, UK Bartlett School of Architecture & 1994 Montevetro residential complex, Planning, UCL Battersea, London, UK RA Summer Exhibition: Bovis / AJ 1994 Renzo Piano Building Workshop Award (6th month sabbatical) - Padre Pio 2002 RIBA President’s medals for Pilgrimage Cathedral, Foggia, Italy architectural education 1993 Lloyd’s Register of Shipping HQ, Liphook, Hampshire, UK Lectures SmithKline Beecham master plan, 2010 London Festival of Architecture: Hounslow, London, UK “From Concept to Construction” 1991-93 Zoofenster Tower, Berlin, Germany 2008 Hongik University 1990 Tokyo International Forum competition, Seoul,Korea: “Cities & Buildings” Japan London Festival of Architecture Eurolille, Tour de Medias, France World Architecture Festival 1989-90 Channel 4 Television Headquarters, Barcelona: Seminar with David Glover London, UK (ARUP)