Regaining control over the climate crisis will require a change in the way cities are designed and built, noted British architect Sir Norman Foster told global attendees at the COP26 summit in Glasgow ...

Norman Foster, a second-generation Sarasota School of Architecture luminary, is this year’s recipient of the second annual Philip Hanson Hiss Award. Foster, who founded Foster + Partners, is one of ...

On Saturday, San Diego Museum of Art will open an exhibition showcasing the architectural vision of Foster + Partners, the London-based architectural firm that will redesign the museum’s West Wing in ...

“I always tell people who work with me, ‘I wouldn’t ask you to do anything I wouldn’t do,” says Marty Hylton III. “But then I tell them, ‘The thing is, I’ll do anything.’” It’s an attitude that’s ...

Norman Foster met with the Mayor of Kharkiv, Ihor Terekhov, on Monday to discuss the city's rebuilding, following discussions at the 2nd UN Forum of Mayors in Geneva. Since the onset of Russia's ...

Michael Shvo secured final approval for his mixed-use project in Miami Beach, designed by renowned architect Norman Foster. The six-story development, called The Alton, will feature 170,000 square ...

Foster + Partners' design is powerful architecture within a historical context, and unlike contemporary museum designs by ...

Norman Foster has always treated technology as a form of expression. As one of the pioneers of high-tech architecture (along with his friend and colleague Richard Rogers), his buildings celebrate ...

JPMorgan’s new 270 Park Avenue tower is a domineering departure from other projects by architect Norman Foster.

Spaceport America, the first spaceport ever began construction last Friday in New Mexico. The spaceport, designed by Foster + Partners and URS Corporation will host commercial operations by private ...

Renowned British architect Norman Foster met with the mayor of Ukraine’s second-biggest city, Kharkiv, on Wednesday to discuss its rebuilding after it was severely damaged by Russian bombing. “I would ...