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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.
Foster + Partners’ machine-cut visor obtains CE Certification: all-purpose face visor designed for medical professionals. The architects office are sharing free open source data so more companies can adopt it
In 2016, as part of a consortium of corporations, universities and research and technology organisations, Foster + Partners was awarded an EU grant to develop, build and test a LASIMM – a world-first for 3D-printing in metal.
Within the large open-plan workspace of a growing tech company in London, a network of curtains, designed by HUT Architecture, provide Clippings with a flexible and expandable office.
Redesigned and restored by Studio Ageli, Mercury House on the Island of Mahe, Seychelles, the project celebrates both modern Creole architecture and Victorian steelwork – with its original Lanarkshire imprints
Institution of Structural Engineers 2020 Gold Medal news: Dr Mike Cook FIStructE wins, award recognises his infectious enthusiasm and curiosity for structural engineering and his passionate response to challenges of climate change.
The Tulip City of London tower building design by Foster + Partners Architects due for appeal: a key feature in this eye-catching public cultural attraction is the education facility at its top, offering 20,000 free places annually for London’s state school children.
The winning design for Qianhai Talents’ Apartments – an innovative residential project in Shenzhen, China, aimed specifically at the rental market – revealed by UK architects Foster + Partners, a building exclusively for ‘talents’ i.e. professionals.
Principal Tower Shoreditch building news – design by Foster + Partners Architects: completion is the final piece of the Principal Place masterplan, a mixed-use scheme on the border of Shoreditch and the City of London.
Alibaba Shanghai HQ Building, office design by Foster + Partners Architects: competition win by British architecture firm – signature headquarters project for Chinese ecommerce giant.
Designed by Foster + Partners the Galeries Lafayette store in the heart of Luxembourg has opened. It is the architects’ first building to open as part of a major mixed-use development.
Designed by British architects office Foster + Partners the Comcast Technology Center building includes new, innovative workspaces for Comcast alongside active public spaces, that reflect the vitality of the city.
Foster + Partners Portfolio: 1967-2017 Book, a complete account of the first fifty years of the practice. Now in bookstores, the 540-page book celebrates the British architecture practice’s breadth of works.
Gabriela Hearst, the sustainable global fashion brand with an uncompromising commitment to the environment, has opened its first London outpost, designed by Foster + Partners.
The RIBA Norman Foster Travelling Scholarship 2019 launches, inviting applications from schools of architecture around the world directly by the RIBA to put forward one applicant each.
Pavilion designs for the 2020 Expo in Dubai – including Poem Pavilion by Es Devlin for the UK – by celebrated architects such as Foster + Partners, Santiago Calatrava, BIG and Grimshaw Architects – architecture news and images.
Foster + Partners has created a vision for the future of high-speed transportation. This is a unique project with far-reaching global implications that could have its first step based in Dubai.
Norman Foster Foundation Urban Mobility Workshop in Madrid, with a public debate exploring how new technologies could open up an exciting range of opportunities in the infrastructure of movement.