Designer and Founder, Ab Rogers Design
Ab Rogers is a designer and founder of Ab Rogers Design, a design and architecture studio he established in 2004 and now runs with co-director Ernesto Bartolini.
With specific focus on caring spaces, sustainability and inside-out design, the studio now works internationally across health, culture, hospitality and residential sectors, designing active, supportive, engaging environments that inject narrative and purpose into the everyday.
In 2021, the studio won the Wolfson Economics Prize with its design for the hospital of the future. Following this, Rogers co-founded the DRU+, a design research unit that explores the interrelationship between design, culture and neuroscience, using scientific rigor to deliver the art of care.
He has taught all over the world, creating and leading the Interior Design M.A. program at the Royal College of Art in London from 2012 to 2015, and has delivered projects for clients such as Maggie’s, 180 the Strand, Tate Modern and Selfridges.
