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RSHP tight-lipped as plans to redevelop Lloyd’s building announced

By 2021-08-11T10:29:00

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Owners reveal they have spoken to several architects

The central space in Richard Rogers’ seminal Lloyd’s building is facing a “once-in-a-generation” redesign.

The building’s owners said they had spoken to “several” architects as they attempt to adapt the central, three-storey underwriting room for post-pandemic working practices and the digital age. They said they were now pausing to consider their options.

Rogers’ practice, RSHP, refused to comment on the news.

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