1. Richard George Rogers, who
was born in Florence on 23 July
in 1933 is a British architect
known for his modernist and
functionalist designs. He
attended the Architectural
Association School of
Architecture in London, before
graduating from Yale School of
Architecture in 1962, where he
met Norman Foster as a student.

2. Hesperia Tower is a five star hotel and
convention center which architect is
Richard Rogers. Hesperia Tower isn’t
one of Richard Rogers’ most impressive
projects, but that doesn’t make it less
spectacular with its unique style.
The hotel is located in the center
of conferences facilities of the city, close
to the airport in Barcelona and also
nearby the city center with its cultural
attractions.
Hesperia Tower is a hotel and convention centre
located on the edge of Barcelona, near Gran Via road.

3. One of the hotel’s attractions is the
restaurant called ‘Eva’ with a crystal copula
placed in the last floor. The restaurant is
popular for his selection of wines (more
than 100 different),but also unique with it’s
spectacular vista.
In total the hotel
counts with 280
rooms which are
Distributed over 27 floors. The
cheapest rooms are € 100 per night
and the most expensive are near €
300 per night.

4. Millennium Domes, located on the Greenwich Peninsula in south-east
London, England.

5. Lloyd's Building (also sometimes known as The Inside-Out
Building) is located at One Lime Street, in the City of
London, England.

6. Upper
part of
the
funnel
Debating
Senedd, is the chamber
home
of the National
Assembly
for Wales. It is
situated in
Wales in the
United
Kingdom.

7. European Court of Human Rights located in
Strasbourg, France.