Signal A Running Record of Findings from the Internet / September 10, 2026

The House Rogers Built for His Parents Now Belongs to the National Trust

Richard and Su Rogers built 22 Parkside between 1968 and 1970 for his parents, Nino and Dada, as two single-storey glass-and-steel pavilions set around a central courtyard and assembled from a prefabricated system. The family has given it to the National Trust through the Richard Rogers Charitable Settlement, and it opens on Saturday 12 September as part of Open House London.

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22 Parkside, Wimbledon
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