(FILES) In this file photo taken on November 19, 2007 British architect Richard Rogers, one of the two architects of the French cultural Centre "Georges Pompidou", poses in front of the building in Paris.  - British architect Richard Rogers, known for designing some of the world's most famous buildings including Paris' Pompidou Centre, has died aged 88, according to media reports.  Rogers, who changed the London skyline with distinctive creations such as the Millennium Dome and the 'Cheesegrater', "passed away quietly" on December 18, 2021, Freud communications agency's Matthew Freud told the Press Association.  (Photo by MARTIN BUREAU  /  AFP)

Richard Rogers, famed British architect behind Pompidou Centre and The O2, dies at 88




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