The exhibition presents a detailed survey of Rogers’ work, spanning the early years with Norman and Wendy Foster and Su Rogers at Team 4 in the 1960s to the establishment of the Richard Rogers Partnership – now Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners – and the numerous projects designed by the practice and built throughout the world over the past four decades.

The exhibition is arranged in colour-coded sections each with its own theme: Early Work, Transparent, Legible, Green, Lightweight, Public, Urban, Systems and Work in Progress.   Projects are illustrated with a range of material, including new and archive models, drawings, photographs, text and specifically commissioned films.  A 40-metre timeline depicting the work of the practice in chronological sequence using the photography and drawings is also included in the exhibition.  Visitors have the opportunity to read about the projects in a specially-designed break-out ‘piazza’ area in the middle of the gallery.