The first images have been released of Norman Foster’s designs for the £175m redevelopment of the Nou Camp stadium in Spain, home to Barcelona football club. ... The Nou Camp redesign has been quoted ...

Norman Foster, 89, ... having designed some of the world’s most iconic buildings along with stadiums such as Wembley and Barcelona’s Camp Nou.

Back during his first term as president, between 2003 and 2010, Laporta had hired English architect Norman Foster to redesign the Camp Nou, but the project never got off the ground.

Not that this is an advantage over Barcelona who, as it happens, do own the Nou Camp and have commissioned British architect Norman Foster to oversee a £250m renovation. Messi will soon have a ...

FC Barcelona have unveiled the design of their new stadium by Foster + Partners. Foster will remodel the famous Camp Nou stadium, increasing capacity by 10,000. The design features an exterior ...

Renderings vs. Reality: Why do stadium designs frequently change? Barcelona has explored renovating the 98,000-seat stadium for over a decade. A 2007 Norman Foster plan was abandoned, deemed too ...

The company that owns part of Foster + Partners is considering selling its practice share, while the practice’s 250 million euro stadium project in Barcelona has been scrapped Private equity company ...

Barcelona’s Camp Nou, ... Will Sir Norman Foster’s plan for a £2bn, 100,000 capacity stadium for Manchester United beside their existing Old Trafford ground challenge that anomaly?

Here are a few more images of Foster + Partners' winning design for the refurbishment of Camp Nou, the home of FC Barcelona. More details and images in our earlier story.

Norman Foster, 89, ... having designed some of the world’s most iconic buildings along with stadiums such as Wembley and Barcelona’s Camp Nou.