Richard Rogers - Autobiography of an Architect (His last lecture)

🕊 Richard Rogers (1933-2021) made one of his last public appearances when he participated in our event in Hamburg in November 2018. Our thoughts are with his family and closest friends for such a huge loss. He has left, but his legacy will live on forever.
We are honored to have gotten to know him and to have spent 3 days with him, showing him the latest developments in Hamburg (including going to a concert at the Elbe Philarmonic by Herzog&de Meuron) and scheduling meetings with other colleagues like Volkwin Marg of @gmparchitects, former HafenCity boss Jürgen Bruns-Berentelg, the Senator for Urban Development Dorothee Stapelfeldt and a former employee of his practice. He had a nice time in Hamburg and that made us happy.
We appreciated every second with this bright and charming man.
Rest in Peace, Legend.💚
You will always be remembered.
___
Check our website for more architecture talks: architectsnotarchitecture.com
Our international event format Architects, not Architecture is known for inviting some of the most influential architects of our time and asks them to talk about their path, influences, and intellectual biographies. Our event series "Virtual World Tour“ brings the architecture community a bit closer together by taking attendees on tour around the globe to “visit” selected cities and virtually meet two of their renowned practices.
Follow us on our social media channel and don't miss any upcoming events:
📌 Instagram: / architectsnotarchitecture
📌 Facebook: / architectsnotarchitecture
📌 LinkedIn: / architectsnotarchitecture

[@emanuelam2010]

Sir Richard Rogers is an amazing architect and also a city thinker and place maker. Wonderful career! Thanks for sharing.

[@architectsnotarchitecture]

He was a great human being and a unique architect. We will miss him around!

[@iskrakrznaric6005]

Tank you for making this lecture available for everyone. ❤🙏 a little bit of, hopefully constructive criticism - it would be much easier to follow if the pictures that were in the presentation appear more often/for a longer period of time. Nonetheless, a super interesting lecture!

[@architectsnotarchitecture]

We will note that feedback. Thank you!

[@keleniengaluafe2600]

❤❤❤❤