The Leadenhall Building, also known as the cheese-grater, is designed by the late Richard Rogers. The city of London, August 2023.

 

Lloyd’s of London, July 2002. I can’t take enough picture of this R Rogers’ masterpiece.

Hopton’s Almshouses (foreground), Grade II* listed building (built in 1752) and Neo Bankside by Richard Rogers, South Bank, London, January 2012 [from my archive]

Richard G. Rogers dies aged 88.
I took this shot during the Bartlett Summer Show at UCL, London, June 2007. 

 ریچارد راجرز، معمار مشهور، امروز در ۸۸ سالگی درگذشت. عکس را در تابستان ۲۰۰۷ گرفتم

Lloyd’s Building, designed by Richard Rogers and completed in 1986. The City of London, London, April 2021.

Twentytwo: Here the Twentytwo Bishopsgate designed by PLP Architecture's Karen Cook and the Leadenhall Building designed by Richard Rogers are raised over the Royal Exchange, the world’s oldest financial exchange. The City of London, London, April 2021.

Richard Rogers’ iconic architectures: Lloyds of London and the new Leadenhall Building (nicknamed as the Cheese-grater). The City of London. April 2021. Eventually I’m posting a new shot. 

Architectural Battlefield: This is taken during my only helicopter flight experience over London. Here is the battlefield of great architects: Lloyd’s Building designed by R. Rogers, Swiss Re (the Gherkin) by N. Foster, William Tower Watson also by N. Foster and the Wedge (under construction) by R. Rogers. London, March 2013 [from my archive]

Lloyd's of London, the city of London, January 2019.

 

 

George Pompidou Centre, Paris, October 2017. 

The legacy of French President George Pompidou, designed by Richard Rogers and Renzo Piano in 1971, and completed in 1977.

Lloyd's Building, designed by Richard Rogers, the City of London, January 2019.

Lloyds Building, by Richard Rogers.  Lime St, London, December 2018

Lloyd's building, No 1 Lime Street, London, November 2018.

Designed in the 1970 by Richard Rogers, it is listed as Grade I in 2011.

George Pompidou Centre, Paris, October 2017.

The legacy of French President George Pompidou, designed by Richard Rogers and Renzo Piano in 1971, and completed in 1977.

     

The Millennium Dome (O2) in London Docklands, March 2017.

    

The Millennium Dome (O2) in London Docklands, March 2017.
Returning from Toronto, shot before landing on a beautiful sunny day.

      

Millennium Dome, Greenwich, London, August 2009

The dome is designed by Richard Rogers and known as the World's biggest dome. It is designed and built for the propose of the Millennium ceremony; then it was closed for a while, because of the financial difficulties of keep it up, at last O2 company bought it and reopened it in 2007, so it is renamed as the O2.


Taken from Canary Wharf by Nokia 5800, converted into B&W by Nikon Capture NX

Heat 2 Head; Lloyd's Building on Willis Building, Lime Street, The City, London, August 2005
Richard Rogers and Norman Foster, head to head; Lloyd's Building was designed by Richard Rogers and built between 1978 and 1986. Willis Building is designed by Norman Foster & Partners in 2002,and recently completed in 2008.