Richard Rogers, Catalyst

Tom Dyckhoff looks back through the archive at the life and work of Richard Rogers, the architect who arguably changed the face of modern Britain. He was known for designing spectacular, hi-tech buildings - flamboyant experiments like the Pompidou Centre and Lloyds of London, and municipal centrepieces like the Millennium Dome and the Senedd in Cardiff. But he also challenged and refined ideas about public space. But there was also an ethical underpinning to his work as he spoke of focused on society first and buildings second. Gillian Darley, Norman Foster, Joseph Henry and Ruth Rogers are among those paying tribute.