We share the most maddening details from The New Yorker’s profile of Norman Foster. And other details we learned in the architect’s 14,727-word New Yorker profile. Intelligencer ...

The late Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, will be united in stone and light in Lord Norman ...

The building's dramatic and dazzling feats of architecture make it appear as if it were hovering above the street. But is ...

Norman Foster in Gallery 1 of the Pompidou Center. “Buildings last as long as they’re useful,” Foster said. “I’d like to think that buildings last forever, but realistically, ...

Norman Foster has always treated technology as a form of expression. As one of the pioneers of high-tech architecture (along with his friend and colleague Richard Rogers), his buildings celebrate ...

As the founder of Foster + Partners, Sir Norman Foster is usually associated with massive projects like supertall skyscrapers and soccer stadiums, but his latest design sees him turn his hand to ...

Norman Foster: ‘The older I get, ... Foster’s first major retrospective and the biggest architecture exhibition to be held at the Pompidou, feels like a coda for an era. But not for Foster.