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Architect Norman Foster, who designed HSBC's Hong Kong HQ, reflects on his legacy - MSNI t has been at least three years since Norman Foster was last in Hong Kong. “I’m overdue for a visit,” says the renowned British architect, who turns 90 next Sunday.
The international architecture firm Foster + Partners was announced as the winner of a multi-million-dollar competition to ...
Explore 5 architectural icons in 1 Hong Kong neighborhood. Discover unique works by IM Pei, Sir Norman Foster, Paul Rudolph, César Pelli and Zaha Hadid Architects, all within a half-mile.
For the Queen Elizabeth II memorial, Foster + Partners designs proposal includes a new bridge, gates, gardens and figurative ...
Norman Foster, the British architect, ... Foster made his international name in 1986 with a headquarters, in Hong Kong, for the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation.
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 ...
Norman Foster’s 270 Park and the rise of the new office building. ... By jacking the whole building upward, the lobby becomes monumental, echoing that other levitating Foster tower in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong had dropped most other pandemic restrictions by earlier this year. ... In January, passenger volumes at the Norman Foster-designed airport were a third of the level four years earlier.
Norman Foster: ‘The older I get, ... Take the structures of the Sainsbury Centre in Norwich and Hong Kong’s HSBC HQ (then the most expensive building ever) ...
One of the world’s foremost architects, Lord Norman Foster has dedicated decades to redefining the concept of tall buildings, from London to Hong Kong. Now, he’s set his sights on Qatar.
It has been at least three years since Norman Foster was last in Hong Kong. “I’m overdue for a visit,” says the renowned British architect, who turns 90 next Sunday. The Pritzker Prize ...
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