Contents of a box file labelled 'ROGERS 1985-current'.
Includes:
-bundle of press cuttings labelled 'ROGERS articles 2001-current
-copy letter from Charles to Richard Rogers 'inspired by' the latter's talk regarding the development of London, and requesting specific images to use in lectures, and a letter from Richard Rogers Partnership enclosing slides [no longer enclosed]
-manuscript notes titled 'Richard Rogers: Public responsibility + Private Greed June 14 95'
-typescript letter from Richard Rogers [signed] to Charles, thanking him for the introduction to Romi in India and asking about the 'Paternoster/Arups/Simpson/Prince Charles battle' [1990]
-typescript letter from Richard Rogers to Charles, written from Goa, and responding to 'The Condition of Post Modernity', enclosing copy drawings for the Tokyo International Design Forum Competition
-Financial Times: Architecture At Work: 1987 Award for Industrial and Commercial Buildings brochure (winner: Lloyd's of London) used as a folder for a bundle of papers labelled 'Lloyds/Rogers completed 1986'. Includes press cuttings, a statement by the Chairman of Llloyd's to the General Meeting of Members 1987; sheet of 14 slides of the Lloyd's building, presumed to have been taken by Charles; typescript letter from Richard Rogers [signed] to Charles responding to the latter's essay on Prince Charles; press photograph of Richard Rogers with Partners in front of the Lloyd's Building [copyright Daily Telegraph] and a b&w photograph of the Lloyd's building taken from across the street.
Guest-edited and written by Charles; includes articles titled 'Post-Modernism in London'; 'Forging the Post-Modern Canons'; '43 Canonic Post-Modern Buildings'; 'Broadgate - The City in The City'; 'National Gallery - Sainsbury Wing, Robert Venturi'; David Vaughan & Charles Jencks - an interview'; 'Civil and Worthy Urbanism'; '33 Urbane Post-Modern Buildings'; 'The Carnival: Grotesque and Redeemable'; '25 Carnivalesque Buildings'.
Publisher: Academy Editions
ADBundle of documents found loose on the shelf.
Press cuttings relating to David Adjaye, particularly the proposed Holocaust Memorial with Ron Arad.
