Norman Foster has shaped today's London and global architecture like no other in his field; explore his work through our ultimate guide to this most impactful contemporary architect ...

Foster + Partners won the competition after being shortlisted by the Queen Elizabeth memorial committee, with feedback sourced from a public vote, stakeholders and cultural experts. What else has ...

What else has Norman Foster designed in London? The 90-year-old architect is the mastermind behind many of the capital’s most recognisable buildings. Here’s some of his most iconic designs: ...

Norman Foster says his design gave rise to "groundscraper" buildings after the rise of skyscrapers.

The translucent bridge is inspired by the shape of the late Queen's wedding tiara. Newly-laid gardens in St James's Park will commemorate the Commonwealth and the communities of the United Kingdom.

Renowned architect Lord Foster has won the bid to design the national memorial to Queen Elizabeth II, with a new bridge inspired by the late Queen’s wedding tiara.

Amid fierce competition from top design firms, Foster + Partners have emerged as the chosen firm in the prestigious contest ...

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London: Renowned UK architect Norman Foster has won a competition to design Britain's national memorial to the late Queen Elizabeth II. Famed for designs that have fused technology and nature and ...

The legendary British architect Norman Foster has won the contest to transform St James’s Park in central London into tribute to late queen’s "unifying force".

Foster + Partners has won an international competition to create a ‘state of the art’ headquarters for a bank in Paraguay, set to be one the country’s tallest buildings ...

LONDON — Renowned UK architect Norman Foster has won a competition to design Britain’s national memorial to the late Queen Elizabeth II.