Cheesegrater developer pays tribute to Rogers

By Dave Rogers2021-12-21T06:00:00

Late architect’s practice was behind design for Leadenhall Building

The developer on the Cheesegrater has paid tribute to architect Richard Rogers, who died at the weekend aged 88.

The Leadenhall Building was designed by Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners for British Land whose head of development Nigel Webb said: “I had the privilege of working closely with Richard on the building. An architectural genius who demonstrated great humility, he was a delight to work with.”

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