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

Reaching 90 can put those lucky enough to do so into a mellow mood, keen on looking back over their long lives. But not ...

Ahead of Norman ... Fosters's HSBC headquarters in Hong Kong was the world's most expensive building when completed in 1986. Photo by Ian Lambot Foster was bullied at school and left at 16.

Porsche and the Norman Foster Foundation revealed the Gateway to Venice’s Waterway, a 120-foot installation Debuted at the 2025 Venice Biennale, it showcases e-mobility solutions like electric ...

It has been at least three years since Norman Foster was last in Hong Kong ... In the mid-1980s, his design for the HSBC headquarters in Central propelled him to international fame, thanks ...

The new construction will be carried under supervision of legendary English architect Norman Foster ... and the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation (HSBC) headquarters (1986) in Hong Kong.

Lord Norman Foster describes the masterplan he has created for the Old Trafford area including the 100,000-seater stadium. 'SNL' Casts Trump Family in 'The White Potus' Sketch For Better Rice ...

A notable early example is Norman Foster's HSBC Headquarters in Hong Kong, completed in the 1980s. Renowned for its high-tech modernist approach—comparable to Richard Rogers and Renzo Piano's ...

The HSBC headquarters in Central, now in its fourth generation, was designed by British architect Norman Foster. Completed in 1985, it was the world's most expensive building at the time ...

Obama in 2009 taking a weeklong vacation at the home that Norman Foster bought two years later. Photo: Jewel Samad/AFP/Getty Images Foster may be the master architect of pristine glass boxes ...

“Norman would never relax. He’d be focussed on talking about the next meeting, the next project.” For years after the headquarters moved to Battersea, Foster maintained a vast apartment on ...

The new Bloomberg headquarters in central London ... and I would listen to his descriptions of the deplorable conditions that he endured every day. Norman Foster’s sketch illustrates the thinking ...