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Insurance giant consulted architects on major overhaul
A decision on the future of Richard Rogers’ grade I-listed Lloyd’s building has been delayed by the pandemic.
Lloyd’s of London is planning a “once-in-a-generation” redesign of the key Underwriting Room and last year consulted architects on possible options, which are thought to include moving out altogether. It has refused to reveal who those architects are and RSHP has always declined to comment.
The 400-year-old institution was expected to announce its decision last year but has now said it will take its time to weigh up the alternatives. Directors want to allow time for post-pandemic working patterns and preferences to emerge before making any major decisions.
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