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Presented in collaboration between the Seoul Museum of Art and Foster + Partners, Future Positive: Norman Foster, Foster + Partners introduces the renowned architect Norman Foster to Korean audiences for the first time.

Reciprocal House by Gianni Botsford transforms a north London home with a high tech extension

Berlin has some magnificently wacky buildings, but did you ever wonder about all the great architectural projects that never got built?

Michael Stacey talks about his fascination with the early Renaissance, the qualities that make aluminium ideal for use in applications within architecture and the built environment – and how the material can assist in advancing transformational action that will protect the living conditions for generations to come.

“He made the world—and the buildings so many people live, work, and learn in—more beautiful,” said architect Patty Hopkins of her late husband and professional partner.

The Eastern Connecticut Workforce Investment Board announced Tuesday that its board has unanimously appointed Michael Nogelo as president and CEO, following a search process that ended in late 2022. ...

Hunt worked on celebrated landmark High-Tech projects, including the Sainsbury Centre with Foster + Partners, RSHP’s Inmos factory, and Waterloo

How many of these architectural treasures have you visited?

University taps London design firm for Highland Quadrangle effort, eyes 2024 start

Norman Foster, in full Lord Norman Foster of Thames Bank, original name in full Norman Robert Foster, (born June 1, 1935, Manchester, England), British architect known for his sleek modern buildings made of steel and glass. Foster was trained at the University of Manchester (1956–61) in England and Yale University (1961–62) in New Haven, Connecticut. Beginning in 1963 he worked in partnership with Richard and Su Rogers and his wife, Wendy Foster, in a firm called Team 4. In 1967 he establis...