All Foster & Partners articles – Page 19
-
News'Get on with it,' say MPs on £4bn Parliament revamp
Doing nothing is not an option, committee warns
-
-
NewsApple to begin moving staff into Foster's designed campus this spring
Move will take six months to complete
-
NewsFCB Studios sees off high-profile rivals to win Warwick uni contest
Beaten firms for new arts facility include Fosters and Grimshaw
-
NewsKhan wants creative industries to head to Thames Estuary
London mayor unveils strategy to turn manufacturing legacy into arts-production future
-
FeaturesAYA 2017 shortlists: Public Building Architect of the Year
We continue our series celebrating BD’s Architect of the Year finalists, looking at the public building shortlist
-
NewsFoster's showcases Mecca hotel proposals
Practice says luxury development inspired by traditional Arab architecture
-
NewsShortlisted Holocaust Memorial designs revealed
Winner picked from star-studded shortlist this summer
-
NewsFoster's boosts ‘travelling scholarship’ cashpot
Architect announces 16% funding increase for RIBA-backed student award
-
NewsWork begins on Foster's Warsaw skyscraper
Scheme in downtown Warsaw set to be tallest tower in Poland
-
NewsGensler tightens grip on WA100 top spot
US giant now has 2,500 architects as Foster’s remains biggest UK firm
-
-
NewsCrossrail 2 to let more than 200 contracts by early 2020s
Scheme’s head of commercial at Crossrail 2 says main work will start early next decade
-
-
NewsMPs fret over hold-ups on Parliament revamp
Crucial government debate on proposals now not due until next year
-
NewsFoster's to revamp London Zoo aviary
Listed structure is on Historic England’s at risk register
-
NewsFoster gives mixed reaction to Brexit
‘We have no dependency on Europe as a single market,’ chairman says
-
-
NewsHeathrow to hire 100-strong team after green light
But lawyers and environmental campaigners promise tough legal battles ahead
-
NewsHeathrow cleared for take-off
Ministers approve Heathrow expansion over Gatwick – but long consultation and legal battles await