Rogers May Have Won, But He's Not Very Happy About the Rest of the UK's Buildings
Following up on our post from the other day about Richard Rogers taking home the 2007 Pritzker Award, there was this story that fell on our laps from The Scotsman newspaper. Story goes that, a few hours after receiving the award, Richards launched into some big complaints about modern British building, saying that they used to do it far better way back when. And most agree with him, including Malcolm Fraser, who said:
“Rogers is right to say we need to make cities with as much care and attention as we did in the past.
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