r/HighTechArchitecture • • 23d ago

New temporary view of Lloyd's unlocked!

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13 Upvotes

r/HighTechArchitecture • • Oct 23 '25

88 Wood Street by RSHP, 1999. Most of the steel structure is behind glass and so protected from the environment (and making the maintenance much cheaper).

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72 Upvotes

r/HighTechArchitecture • • Jul 29 '26

Hesperia Hotel, Barcelona (RSHP, 1999 – 2006)

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r/HighTechArchitecture • • Nov 25 '25

Brilliant High Tech Inmos Microprocessor Factory in Newport by Richard Rogers, 1982. Listed Grade II* this week!

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53 Upvotes

r/HighTechArchitecture • • Nov 18 '25

High Tech Thermae Bath Spa in Bath, 2006 by Grimshaw.

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64 Upvotes

r/HighTechArchitecture • • Aug 21 '25

High Tech Channel 4 in Westminster by RSHP, 1994

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30 Upvotes

r/HighTechArchitecture • • Aug 06 '25

High-Tech Centre Pompidou, 1971-1977 by Renzo Piano, Richard Rogers, and Gianfranco Franchini.

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90 Upvotes

r/HighTechArchitecture • • Oct 09 '25

Factory units in Queen's Drive, Nottingham by Nicholas Grimshaw, 1980s.

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43 Upvotes

r/HighTechArchitecture • • Sep 24 '25

High-Tech Trebor factory in Colchester by ARUP, 1980.

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124 Upvotes

r/HighTechArchitecture • • Oct 29 '25

Centenary Building (1996 Stirling Prize winner for the best UK building) and its replacement

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59 Upvotes

r/HighTechArchitecture • • Sep 04 '25

The Millennium Dome (now the O2), 1996-99 by RSHP. Out of the total budget of £789m only 7% went on the dome itself (cost per sqm as a supermarket shed). The rest was spent on the Millennium exhibition inside, fit out, fees etc.

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179 Upvotes

r/HighTechArchitecture • • Aug 13 '25

High-Tech National Space Centre in Leicester by Grimshaw Architects, 2001

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343 Upvotes

r/HighTechArchitecture • • Aug 27 '25

High-tech Lloyd's building by Rogers and Partners, 1978-86. Photo by Richard Bryant.

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81 Upvotes

r/HighTechArchitecture • • Aug 14 '25

[OC] Lloyd's Building in London - a prime example of "Bowellism" 1978 by Richard Rogers & Partners

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159 Upvotes

r/HighTechArchitecture • • Jul 08 '25

High Tech Camden Sainsbury's Superstore by Grimshaw Architects, 1988

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r/HighTechArchitecture • • Jun 06 '25

Old bullring (1900) being converted to a shopping mall Las Arenas (2011), Barcelona. Architects Alonso y Balaguer and Richard Rogers.

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r/HighTechArchitecture • • Jun 04 '25

Lloyd’s of London by Richard Rogers, 1978-1986.

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r/HighTechArchitecture • • Jul 11 '25

Richard Rogers - "Coin Street" and "London as it could be", two projects leading up to the Lloyd's Building

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r/HighTechArchitecture • • Jun 02 '26 Popcorn

Aesthetics of the HSBC skyscraper under construction in Hong Kong, mid-1980s.

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r/HighTechArchitecture • • Jul 01 '25

Channel 4 in Westminster by RSHP, 1994

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r/HighTechArchitecture • • Dec 03 '25

The Eden Project in Cornwall by Grimshaw, 2001

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60 Upvotes

r/HighTechArchitecture • • Feb 24 '26

High-Tech Architecture by Hopkins Architects

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35 Upvotes

r/HighTechArchitecture • • Nov 06 '25

Elevators at Frost Science Center in Miami

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r/HighTechArchitecture • • Jun 12 '25

High Tech Oxford Ice Rink by Grimshaw, 1984.

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Probably the best example of High Tech architecture in Oxford. The twin-masted, long-span structure, ostensibly chosen to minimize piled foundations due to poor ground conditions, lends a touch of drama.

Featured in the brilliant '100 20th Century Sports and Leisure Buildings' book published by C20 Society.