All Foster & Partners articles – Page 44
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China’s planning law beats UK, says Foster
Norman Foster has slammed the UK’s tortuous planning system and praised China to the skies in a rare but passionate speech about the state of the profession and the UK construction industry.
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NewsFoster joins campaign to save
An international campaign to save a Florida school designed by Paul Rudolph is gathering pace on this side of the Atlantic following interventions from the Twentieth Century Society and Norman Foster.
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Foster and Farrell stand to attention for barracks
Norman Foster and Terry Farrell are among the architects competing to design a residential scheme for Chelsea Barracks, the biggest site to be sold in London for a decade.
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Foster to open new office in Istanbul
Foster & Partners’ bid for global domination in architecture has gathered pace with the opening of a new office in Turkey.
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Building StudyPalace of Peace & Accord, Kazakhstan by Foster and Partners
New architecture, like much else in Kazakhstan, bears the mark of the country’s president, Nursultan Nazarbayev. Yet the latest landmark in its new capital is a Foster building through and through
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NewsFoster reaches new heights of luxury
Foster & Partners’ designs for 21 Chesham Place, in London’s Belgravia, take luxury living to almost unimaginable levels. It has developed six apartments for developer Candy & Candy, which is rapidly acquiring a reputation for hiring big name architects.
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Foster to look at Commonwealth Institute
The Commonwealth Institute's trustees' quest to cash in on their listed Kensington site continues with the surprise announcement they have been working with Foster & Partners on a planning application "for some months".
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Foster's in fight for Folkestone
Foster & Partners has drawn up plans for a massive overhaul of the Folkestone seafront for local businessman and philanthropist Roger de Haan.
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Alsop plans to ‘challenge Foster'
Will Alsop this week confirmed plans to sell his practice to the SMC Group, one of the few UK practices listed on the London Stock Exchange.
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Foster takes £70k pay cut... to £2.1m
Norman Foster may have taken his practice back into the black, but not without taking a pay cut.
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Foster's posts a profit
Foster & Partners has posted its annual results for the year ending 30 April 2005, showing a pre-tax profit of £2.5 million.
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Foster to design new Heathrow terminal
Norman Foster's dominance of the world's airports was confirmed this week with his firm's selection as designer of the new Heathrow East terminal.
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Foster means business
Foster & Partners has designed this tower for Spinningfields, Manchester's new business district.
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NewsFoster falls into red
Overdue accounts reveal dramatic fall in profits, late-paid taxes, but major increase in overseas work
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Foster returns to Ground Zero
Norman Foster has been commissioned to design the third tower to be rebuilt at the site of the World Trade Center in New York.
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Foster’s Swiss Re is world’s most admired building
Foster & Partners’ Swiss Re tower has been voted the most admired new building in the world, in a poll of the world’s largest firms of architects.
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ReviewFostering a new photography
Charlie Gates applauds a different approach to capturing architecture
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NewsFoster in Heathrow running
Foster & Partners has drawn up early designs for a state-of-the-art terminal for Heathrow Airport, which is set to match the scale of the £4.2 billion Terminal 5 development.
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NewsFoster’s Baaaa-rmy Biennale
He names his interests in Who’s Who as “running, flying and skiing” but Norman Foster might well add “herding of sheep” to this list after details of a stunt for the next London Architecture biennale were revealed.