A Place for All People

Rogers's wonderful new book is part memoir, part manifesto, a vision for how our cities could be more creative, beautiful and sustainable * * Rohan Silva, Sunday Times * *
An essential book for anyone interested in our human future -- ANTONY GORMLEY
Richard is one of the most profound architects of modern times and this book provides an insight into the man and the legend he has become - a must read -- SIR DAVID ADJAYE
In his profession, so in this book: Richard Rogers has brilliantly marked out a generous space where architecture and social justice meet. The master builder is rich in humane ideas and has an infectious delight in cities and their possibilities -- IAN MCEWAN
Richard Rogers brings ideas and a fascinating personal story to life with as much flair, passion, brilliance and originality as he has brought buildings to life for over half a century. A simply wonderful read -- STEPHEN FRY
This book is part memoir, part architectural chronology but above all it is Richard. A thinker, a generous colleague, a loving family man, a politician, a loyal friend, a man of culture, an architect. Richard's ideas and methodology are generously shared, teaching us how to think beyond architecture and written in language that is refreshingly public -- AMANDA LEVETE
The leading architect of his generation . . . a beautifully designed memoir which mixes personal history with polemics and projects for a better society * * Irish Independent * *
The greatest architect of his age * * Guardian * *
The man who taught us to love colour * * Observer * *
[Rogers has designed] astonishing, engrossing, enlivening, original buildings by which the late-20th century will always be remembered * * Independent * *
A towering genius * * Telegraph * *
[Richard Rogers'] career embraces some of the most fascinating and experimental architecture of the post-war era * * GQ * *