ARCHITECT
A pioneer of modern sustainable architecture
Over the last 50 years, Norman Foster's integrated design approach has had a profound influence on the urban landscape. It has led to numerous international awards including the Pritzker Architecture Prize in 1999, and the RIBA Stirling Prize in 2004.
ARCHITECT
An international practice with stellar reputation
Foster + Partner’s portfolio of over 400 projects around the world include the globally recognized 30 St Mary Axe (fondly known as the Gherkin), the world’s tallest road in Millau, France, and the world’s largest airport in Beijing, China.
ARCHITECT
Corporate, social and environmental responsibility
The principles of sustainability are integral to Foster + Partner’s work: designing buildings that run at a fraction of current energy requirements, or urban quarters that can support thriving communities, improving the quality of life in a city for all.
OUR APPROACH
Every project starts with fresh thinking and extensive research into the 'local DNA'; leading to a solution that is tailor-made to both site and user, and audited against global standards.
OUR APPROACH
Design is typically undertaken by a small, close-knit team who will see the project through to completion, providing continuity throughout.
OUR APPROACH
Foster + Partners collaborated with WV Coscolluela Architects of the Philippines to help realize their vision of The Estate Makati.
PAST WORKS
Apple Park Cupertino, California United States of America
PAST WORKS
HSBC Headquarters Central, Hong Kong People’s Republic of China
PAST WORKS
Reichstag Building Platz der Republik, Berlin Germany
PAST WORKS
Hong Kong International Airport Chep Lap Kok, Hong Kong China
PAST WORKS
Hearst Building New York United States of America
PAST WORKS
The Bund Financial Centre Shanghai People’s Republic of China