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Lecture 49 : High Tech Places to Work - 2

This lecture examines the evolution of High-Tech architecture in contemporary workplaces and public buildings, focusing on projects by Richard Rogers, Renzo Piano, and Norman Foster. It discusses buildings such as 88 Wood Street and the Lloyd’s Register of Shipping in London, highlighting refined High-Tech principles like transparent glazed façades, exposed structural systems, perimeter services, flexible office planning, and intelligent environmental design. The lecture also explores later developments such as The New York Times Building and London City Hall, emphasizing energy-efficient façades, daylight optimization, natural ventilation, and sustainable design strategies, demonstrating how High-Tech architecture evolved from expressive “inside-out” structures to performance-driven, environmentally responsive buildings.