Norman Foster, the British architect ... Nobody in his family had attended college; there were no books in the house; architecture “wasn’t on the school syllabus.” This last point can ...

In a 2007 conference, Norman Foster stated ... made his view clear: “Architecture is art, nothing else.” Essays, magazines, and books have delighted in the foibles, verbal and sartorial ...

The Norman Foster Institute is now accepting ... made his view clear: “Architecture is art, nothing else.” Essays, magazines, and books have delighted in the foibles, verbal and sartorial ...

This week on Dezeen, ahead of his 90th birthday on Sunday, we explored how Norman Foster became the world's most successful ...

Norman Foster, a second-generation Sarasota School of Architecture luminary ... for the award-winning London Stansted Airport. A book on his work was published earlier this year.

Ascending the long escalators of the Pompidou Centre to visit a show about Norman Foster feels a little ... I borrowed Le Corbusier’s Toward an Architecture and books on Frank Lloyd Wright ...

I was among the few diplomats privileged to meet these greats of architecture. I told both Piano and Rogers how I had discovered them through a book in early 1990s. Norman Foster’s Hong Kong ...

Step through Norman Foster ... architecture and style. She regularly contributes to a range of international publications, including T: The New York Times Style Magazine, Architectural Digest, Elle ...

If you were looking to put up the finest high-rise office tower $1 billion could buy, you’d be wise to get Norman ... of modern architecture that dates from around the time Foster was a boy.

The Rudolph connection was the chief rationale for giving the Hiss prize (named for a local developer who commissioned many of Rudolph’s earliest projects) to Foster. “I met him on my first day at the ...