Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners

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Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners baggage circulation diagramBeijing New International Airport Design Submission
Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners is the world-renowned architectural practice created
by Richard Rogers. The firm has designed iconic buildings including the Pompidou Centre in Paris,
the Lloyd’s Building in London and the Stirling Prize winning Maggie’s Centre West London.

An executive summary and full technical report were required for this bilingual bid submission.
The subtle gradation from orange to red symbolises good fortune and joy in Chinese culture.
Both colours were used within the reports to help delineate between English and Mandarin.
Extensive circulation diagrams were created, in both languages, detailing the complexity
and scale of this ambitious project.

Client  Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners/Arup

 

 

RSHP far east architecture brochure cover

RSHP far east architecture brochure spreadsResidential Brochure
The first in a series of brochures promoting the different sectors of RSHP’s work.
These were designed to promote the practice’s work within the then emerging Chinese
market. The brochure appears in both English and Mandarin.

 

 

Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners architectural bid submission

Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners architectural bid submission

Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners architectural bid submissionOffice Tower Design Proposal, Beirut
Two hard backed reports enclosed in a smart case were produced for this bid submission.
The mosaic pattern used on both the case and covers incorporates a traditional design motif
used widely in the Middle East. The covers were designed to illustrate both the conceptual
and creative design approach to this proposed office building.

 

 

RSHP One Hyde Park invitation cardOne Hyde Park Summer Drinks Party
Invitation for private reception at this Knightsbridge residential development.
The architectural concept sketch for this project was used to illustrate the card
incorporating a debossed printing technique.