Foster + Partners architects

Foster + Partners architects office

e-architect select Foster + Partners architecture from around the world. Discover key buildings and architectural designs by this international architects office headquartered in London, England, UK.

The website features a selection of the best new building designs by this respected international design firm. The practice is led by Norman Foster, who studied at Manchester University, and later at Yale School of Architecture (1961–62). He is an English architect.

In addition, we post information and images of significant contemporary structures on this international website. Our tag archives focus on internationally-significant works.

Finally, this British practice are the winner of major property awards: namely the Pritzker Architecture Prize and the Stirling Prize.

City London Building, 51 Lime Street: Willis

August 17, 2021May 13, 2008 by Isabelle Lomholt

51 Lime Street, Willis Building London design by Foster + Partners: Willis Building: 51 Lime Street London, City offices property, architecture photos

Project Orange Moscow Building, Russia

March 20, 2023April 16, 2008 by Adrian Welch

Foster + Partners reveals designs for ‘Project Orange’, a new multi-use building for Moscow, which combines a museum of contemporary art with living. The concept has been influenced by structures found in nature including the orange, which is historically a symbol of opulence in Russia

Cyrene Declaration Libya – Foster + Partners

March 8, 2020April 6, 2008 by David McManus

Cyrene Declaration Project Libya design by Foster + Partners

At an historic ceremony amongst the archaeological treasures of Cyrene in the Green Mountain region of Eastern Libya, Saif al-Islam Gadafi, signed the Cyrene Declaration witnessed by an invited audience of journalists, VIP’s and people’s representatives from Libya and abroad.

Dolder Grand Hotel, Lake Zurich Luxury Resort

October 20, 2020April 6, 2008 by Isabelle Lomholt

Foster + Partners’ scheme integrates a substantial new extension, more than doubling the hotel accommodation and reconnecting it to the surrounding forest and resort.

Florence TAV Station Building: Foster + Partners

October 10, 2020April 6, 2008 by David McManus

Florence High Speed Railway Station building by Foster + Partners Architects

As part of the creation of a new high-speed rail network, the Italian Government has instituted a major programme of station restructuring, including the creation of many new stations. The design for Florence Station provides a new facility that will connect with the city’s existing Santa Maria Novella station via a new tramline.