FILE PHOTO: Italian architect Renzo Piano poses at his workshop in Paris, France May 7, 2015. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier/File Photo
GENOA (Reuters) - Italy's best-known architect, Renzo Piano, offered on Tuesday to donate the design for a bridge to replace the one that collapsed in his birthplace of Genoa this month, saying he cannot think about anything else after 43 people were killed in the tragedy.
The 80-year-old Piano, who shot to fame with the design of the Centre Pompidou in Paris in the 1970s and decades later designed The Shard in London, lives in France but still keeps an office near Genoa.
