Open House Weekend, London
Lloyd's of London, One Lime Street EC3M 7HA
Sometimes known as the inside-out building, Richard Rogers designed the Lloyds building in 1978, 8 years before its completion in 1986. A key example of British High-Tech architecture, the Grade I listed building channels all its stairways, elevators, lifts and power in exterior arterial structures – a feature never before seen on such a grand scale. Since completion, Rogers has perennially introduced sustainable features to the structure in order to improve energy efficiency.%A
%AThe Lloyds building is open for tours from 10am until 5pm on Saturday 20th September on a first-come-first-served basis
Sometimes known as the inside-out building, Richard Rogers designed the Lloyds building in 1978, 8 years before its completion in 1986. A key example of British High-Tech architecture, the Grade I listed building channels all its stairways, elevators, lifts and power in exterior arterial structures – a feature never before seen on such a grand scale. Since completion, Rogers has perennially introduced sustainable features to the structure in order to improve energy efficiency.%A
%AThe Lloyds building is open for tours from 10am until 5pm on Saturday 20th September on a first-come-first-served basis
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