All Foster & Partners articles – Page 12
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FeaturesExamining the legacy of Pei's pyramid and Foster's Reichstag
Thirty years on, Ike Ijeh compares the influence of the seminal Louvre Pyramid and other radical restorations of its era on current practice
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NewsSpencer de Grey picked for RA’s Summer Exhibition
Foster Partners’ head of design will curate 2019 event’s Architecture Gallery
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NewsTulip ‘weeks away’ from clearing City Hall hurdle
Foster Partners tower approval is yet to hit the desk of London mayor Sadiq Khan
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NewsChipperfield beats Fosters in Italian campus competition
Sauerbruch Hutton and Cruz y Ortiz among other contenders
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NewsGame over for Fosters’ Melbourne Apple store
Heritage authority says no to revised plans which would have destroyed part of 2002 precinct
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NewsAnger as government backtracks on ‘call-in’ transparency
Ministers will not now have to give reasons if controversial decisions – like Fosters’ Tulip – don’t face national scrutiny
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NewsFosters lodges mixed-use Mayfair scheme
Proposals would replace Seifert block with 83-bed hotel and luxury homes
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NewsHistoric England chief dubs Fosters' Tulip ‘a lift shaft with a bulge’
City of London ’will compound harm caused by Walkie Talkie if tourist tower approved’
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NewsCity planners poised to let Fosters’ Tulip bloom
City of London officials recommend approval for ‘bold and striking’ tourist attraction
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NewsHOK poaches senior Make partner
John Prevc is second senior figure to leave Make in three months
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NewsNumber of skyscraper approvals grows despite drop in applications
More than 70 towers were approved in 2018
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NewsCity planning boss says Fosters' Tulip likely to face public inquiry if it gets green light
Planning hearing due next month
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NewsDiller Scofidio & Renfro beats big hitters to Budapest museum
Finalists include Fosters, Chipperfield, Caruso St John and Amanda Levete
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NewsFosters’ Tulip ‘needs vines’, consultation told
Cover the shaft in creepers, says outlandish community engagement report
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FeaturesThe Tulip: Will it ever be built?
It’s beginning to seem nothing is too bizarre for the City, but some say Fosters’ Tulip has gone too far. Ike Ijeh asks if it could still win planning
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NewsFoster lodges Tulip revisions after GLA complaints
Practice increases space for schoolkids at controversial City attraction
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NewsFoster’s Tulip prompts ‘serious concerns’ from officials
City of London’s public realm team say controversial attraction won’t cope with demand at street level
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NewsGender pay figures show ‘disparity in women progressing’, top architects say
Sheppard Robson and BDP have updated their gender pay gap figures
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NewsRoyal Academy honours Caruso St John
Stirling Prize-winners Adam Caruso and Peter St John together become ‘an academician’ as a partnership