All Foster & Partners articles – Page 45
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John Drew leaves Foster for Viñoly
Senior Foster & Partners architect John Drew is leaving the practice to join of Rafael Viñoly Architects.
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Fosters Great Court overshadows exhibits
Spatial design expert compares British Museum to ‘bad retail design’
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Foster and Pringle sign to aid charity
Norman Foster and new RIBA president Jack Pringle have signed up as founding trustees of a new charity aimed at sending architects into disaster areas to help with relief efforts.
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NewsFosters Malaysian towers
Foster& Partners’ first residential development in Malaysia has broken ground.
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Foster lambasts disjointed Thames Gateway planning
Norman Foster has broken his long political silence to criticise deputy prime minster John Prescott’s ambitious housing plans in the Thames Gateway.
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Fosters pair in terror blast
Two Foster & Partners architects were injured in last Thursday’s bomb attacks in London.
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Fosters to design tsunami memorial
Foster & Partners is to design a school in Thailand in memory of a British victim of the tsunami.
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Foster’s back in frame for tallest tower
Foster & Partners is back in the running to design the tallest building in central London since Centre Point and BT Tower in the 1960s.
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Fosters win asserts its civic supremacy
Foster & Partners has been appointed to design the first home of the UK Supreme Court in a move that confirms the practice’s predominance in London’s civic space projects.
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NewsFosters model-making legend Chris Windsor dies, aged 50
One of the founders of Foster & Partners’ model-making department has died, aged 50.
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NewsFosters peace mission
Senior staff at Foster & Partners wrestled with their consciences before deciding to design an ostentatious “Palace of Peace” for a regime universally criticised for its poor human rights record.
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MP puts pressure on Fosters to join BDs 50/50 Campaign
A Labour MP and former chair of the all-party group on architecture this week urged Foster & Partners to finally back BD’s 50/50 Campaign for More Women in Architecture.
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Fosters fine art
Refurbishment of Norman Foster’s Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts at the University of East Anglia in Norwich has started on site. The project, led once again by Foster & Partners, is the first major refurbishment of the arts centre since it was completed in 1978. The project will provide a ...
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NewsFosters up the Strand
Foster & Partners has won planning permission for its first luxury hotel in London.
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Foster’s square dance
Norman Foster has once again proved to the world that he remains at the top of his game by securing the prestigious commission to redesign Parliament Square — the heart of British democracy.
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Building StudyGlazing over
Foster’s big gesture at Gateshead’s Sage Music Centre — a single unifying membrane-like envelope — isn’t new for the architect. But practice hasn’t made perfect, and while the concert halls succeed, the external form disappoints again and again
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Fosters partners hand over
Six senior architects at Foster & Partners have been handed day-to-day control of the business in a move that sees the senior partners take on overseeing roles.
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Ian Simpson takes over from Foster on South Bank scheme
Ian Simpson Architects is working on a “large mixed-use scheme” on London’s South Bank after a Foster & Partners design for the same site was scrapped.
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Foster & Partners to lead team on Arizona university scheme
Norman Foster is set to touch down in Arizona to design another major university project.