Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners is an international architectural practice based in London. Over nearly four decades, RSHP has attracted critical acclaim and awards with built projects across Europe, the Americas, Asia and Australia.
The practice is experienced in designing a wide range of building types including: office, residential, transport, education, culture, leisure, retail, civic and healthcare. The quality of its designs has been recognised with some of architecture’s highest awards, including two RIBA Stirling Prizes, one in 2006 for Terminal 4, Madrid Barajas Airport and the other in 2009 for Maggie’s West London Centre.
Architecture; Interior Design; Urban Design
Membership Level
Silver
Member Since
2015
Member Offices
London
Rank |
Name |
Status
Completed Architecturally Topped Out Structurally Topped Out Under Construction On Hold Proposed Vision Never Completed Demolished Competition Entry Canceled Proposed Renovation Under Renovation Renovated Under Demolition |
Completion |
Height |
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1 |
- |
388 m / 1,273 ft |
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2 |
2020 |
338 m / 1,109 ft |
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3 |
2018 |
328.9 m / 1,079 ft |
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4 |
2022 |
311.8 m / 1,023 ft |
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5 |
- |
291 m / 955 ft |
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6 |
2026 |
268 m / 879 ft |
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7 |
2020 |
260.6 m / 855 ft |
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8 |
- |
250 m / 820 ft |
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9 |
2015 |
234.9 m / 771 ft |
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10 |
- |
230 m / 755 ft |
Rank |
Name |
City |
Completion |
Height |
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1 |
- |
391 m / 1,283 ft |
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2 |
- |
388 m / 1,273 ft |
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3 |
2020 |
338 m / 1,109 ft |
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4 |
2018 |
329 m / 1,079 ft |
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5 |
2022 |
312 m / 1,023 ft |
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6 |
- |
291 m / 955 ft |
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7 |
2026 |
268 m / 879 ft |
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8 |
- |
261 m / 856 ft |
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9 |
2020 |
261 m / 855 ft |
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10 |
- |
250 m / 820 ft |
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11 |
- |
236 m / 773 ft |
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12 |
2015 |
235 m / 771 ft |
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13 |
- |
230 m / 755 ft |
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14 |
2014 |
224 m / 735 ft |
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15 |
2016 |
217 m / 712 ft |
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16 |
- |
210 m / 689 ft |
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17 |
2019 |
202 m / 661 ft |
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18 |
- |
198 m / 649 ft |
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19 |
2003 |
193 m / 633 ft |
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20 |
2020 |
187 m / 614 ft |
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20 |
2020 |
187 m / 614 ft |
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20 |
- |
187 m / 614 ft |
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23 |
- |
186 m / 610 ft |
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24 |
- |
179 m / 587 ft |
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25 |
2015 |
178 m / 584 ft |
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26 |
2016 |
169 m / 554 ft |
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27 |
2003 |
167 m / 548 ft |
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28 |
- |
160 m / 525 ft |
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29 |
- |
158 m / 518 ft |
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30 |
- |
154 m / 505 ft |
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31 |
2015 |
152 m / 499 ft |
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31 |
2020 |
152 m / 499 ft |
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33 |
- |
150 m / 492 ft |
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34 |
2018 |
149 m / 488 ft |
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35 |
2013 |
141 m / 461 ft |
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36 |
2018 |
140 m / 458 ft |
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37 |
2019 |
130 m / 427 ft |
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38 |
2017 |
126 m / 413 ft |
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39 |
2018 |
126 m / 413 ft |
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40 |
2017 |
125 m / 411 ft |
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40 |
2017 |
125 m / 411 ft |
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42 |
2017 |
118 m / 388 ft |
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43 |
2017 |
117 m / 384 ft |
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44 |
2017 |
111 m / 365 ft |
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45 |
2006 |
105 m / 344 ft |
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46 |
2020 |
102 m / 335 ft |
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47 |
2017 |
99 m / 325 ft |
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48 |
1986 |
95 m / 312 ft |
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49 |
2017 |
95 m / 312 ft |
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50 |
- |
91 m / 299 ft |
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51 |
- |
89 m / 292 ft |
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52 |
2017 |
88 m / 289 ft |
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53 |
2018 |
88 m / 289 ft |
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54 |
2017 |
85 m / 279 ft |
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55 |
2013 |
83 m / 271 ft |
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56 |
2017 |
75 m / 246 ft |
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57 |
2016 |
73 m / 240 ft |
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58 |
2017 |
71 m / 233 ft |
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59 |
2016 |
62 m / 203 ft |
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60 |
2011 |
61 m / 200 ft |
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61 |
2011 |
41 m / 135 ft |
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61 |
2012 |
41 m / 135 ft |
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63 |
2017 |
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63 |
2017 |
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63 |
2017 |
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63 |
2017 |
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63 |
2017 |
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63 |
2017 |
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63 |
- |
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63 |
- |
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63 |
- |
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63 |
- |
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03–05 July 2017
CTBUH Singapore, in coordination with CTBUH Malaysia and CTBUH Thailand, hosted a multi-city seminar on sustainable design in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, and Bangkok.
20 June 2017
Building up momentum for the CTBUH 2017 Conference in Australia, the CTBUH Canada Chapter held its most recent event at the University of Toronto Faculty Club.
07–09 March 2017
Executive Director Antony Wood delivered two well attended lectures in Sydney and Melbourne, organized by the respective local CTBUH committees.
13 October 2016
The Council is pleased to announce the Top Company Rankings for numerous disciplines as derived from the list of projects appearing in 100 of the World’s Tallest Buildings.
29 July 2015
CTBUH Sydney welcomed Ivan Harbour, of Roger Stirk Harbour + Partners, to share his thoughts and experiences with international design excellence competitions.
12 June 2013
The Leadenhall Building leans back to make way for views to St. Paul’s Cathedral and other historic sites in a crowded section of the City of London, but it also springs forward with an innovative structure and a dynamic street presence.
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