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The Independent UK

‘It was just the perfect game’: Henk Rogers on buying Tetris and foiling the KGB

The man who brought Tetris to the west reveals what the movie of his life got right and wrong, how he influenced Nintendo, and why he has now swapped gaming for climate change campaigning

The Guardian - UK

‘Zippos circus is in town!’ Can Man Utd really raise £2bn for a throbbing big top?

Local lad Norman Foster’s plan envisions an enormous canopy over a new stadium and a ‘mixed-use mini-city’. But, given the club’s £1bn debts, the idea seems as flimsy as its own tensile membrane

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OPINION - I designed the London Eye — but without this sharp-eyed journalist it wouldn't have been built

It all started in 1993 when Richard Rogers wrote an article saying “how are we going to celebrate the millennium”? That led to a competition for ideas organized by the Sunday Times and the Architecture Foundation.

Evening Standard

Montana Man Faces Sentencing For Threatening Former House Speaker

Richard Rogers faces sentencing for threatening Kevin McCarthy over a Chinese spy balloon incident. Threats against public officials are on the rise.

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Montana Man Faces Years in Federal Prison for Angry Calls to Republican Leader Over Chinese Balloon

Prosecutors said the man made more than 100 threatening phone calls to former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's office, plus 150 more to the FBI tip line.

Latin Times

Man who was mad about Chinese spy balloon is convicted of threatening former Speaker McCarthy

A Montana man has been convicted of threatening to assault former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy

The Independent UK

Gimme shelter… how social housing in stormy Shetland was transformed by a modernist fleeing 60s London

Leaving forward-thinking Camden council in 1969 for the UK’s northernmost isles, the architect Richard Gibson built well-made homes for all in work that feels newly relevant…

The Guardian - UK

Waterloo Sunset review – inside an oasis of affordable living

This highly watchable documentary spends time with the residents of an almshouse in central London – cheerfully dispelling misconceptions about ageing

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A new era: Centre Pompidou architects discuss their bold 2030 plans

Plans for the Centre Pompidou 2030 vision were recently announced, revealing a design refresh of the iconic Paris structure; we caught up with its lead architects Moreau Kusunoki to hear more

Evening Standard

Ruth Rogers: 'Retire, me? No, no, no — I’ll die at the stove'

Ruth Rogers tells Ben McCormack about her new cafe, getting Macca to open up, and why she’s desperate to keep Biden in power

Evening Standard

The River Cafe Cafe: Ruth Rogers' celebrated London restaurant launches new venue

Fans of Ruthie Rogers’ cooking will get the chance to sample a pared down taste of her celebrated cuisine

The Guardian - UK

Divisive, ugly, gloomy: when will the City of London see the light on tall towers?

The proposed 1 Undershaft skyscraper is meant to help woo workers, but it’ll make the Square Mile worse for everyone

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In memoriam: John Miller (1930-2024)

We remember John Miller, an accomplished British architect and educator who advocated a quiet but rigorous modernism

Evening Standard

Inside a Queen Anne-style Hampstead home where Britain's starchitect duo started out

Richard Rogers and Norman Foster went on to design some of the world’s best-known buildings after their short-lived partnership

The Guardian - UK

John Miller obituary

Architect who modified Tate Britain and other institutions sympathetically and designed discreet new structures

Evening Standard

Lunch with Ruth Rogers, founder of the River Café

The chef and podcast host changed the face of London dining with her Thames-side ‘café’. Jimi Famurewa joins her for lunch and discovers how she’s still making the magic flow

Evening Standard

Hidden 1970s house in Belsize Park designed by a pioneering female architect gains protected status

Now Grade-II listed, 34 Belsize Lane is the first of Georgie Wolton’s few remaining buildings to receive this recognition

The Guardian - UK

‘Dangerously misguided’: the glaring problem with Thomas Heatherwick’s architectural dreamworld

The designer’s new book Humanise spearheads a campaign excoriating decades of bad building. Has he forgotten his own expensive disasters? Our critic hasn’t

The Guardian - UK

Britain’s most influential modernist architect? In praise of the lost buildings of Georgie Wolton

Wolton, who died in 2021 aged 87, helped launch Richard Rogers and Norman Foster. Her dilapidated London home is almost all that remains of her fearless work

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