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Norman Foster-designed Bond film building set for £4.7m refurb
A Norman Foster-designed, Grade II*-listed building made famous by a Bond film is in line for a major £4.7 million refurb
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Foster + Partners’ Kent winery blocked by planning inspector
A planning inspector has backed Medway Council’s decision to turn down Foster + Partner’s proposed £30 million winery in Kent
Fosters spending over £1 million a year on staff visas post-Brexit
Foster + Partners has revealed it is spending more than £1 million a year on obtaining and processing staff visas after Brexit
Foster + Partners pipped to the post in landmark Florida arts centre contest
Renzo Piano Building Workshop (RPBW) has beaten Foster + Partners in the competition to design a replacement for Florida’s famous Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall
Foster + Partners shortlisted to design landmark Florida arts centre
Foster + Partners is one of three finalists in the contest to design a replacement for the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall in Sarasota, Florida
Astragal: What next for Fosters’ City Hall – polar bears and Gensler?
Astragal spies an unusual proposal for a Thameside entertainment, and wonders at the ballooning budget for the Museum of London’s move to Smithfield
Norman Foster: I’d love to talk to King Charles about architecture
Norman Foster has said he would ‘love the opportunity’ to talk to King Charles about architecture following the coronation on Saturday (May 6)
Foster + Partners unveils plans for timber extension to Spanish winery
Foster + Partners has unveiled images of a planned refurbishment and extension to a winery in Oyón, northern Spain, featuring a timber-framed visitor centre
Foster + Partners picked for San Diego Museum of Art revamp
Foster + Partners has been chosen to upgrade the San Diego Museum of Art following a ‘comprehensive search’
Foster + Partners’ turnover up by £33m but profits fall
Foster + Partners’ turnover has jumped by £32.5 million to £233 million while its workforce has increased to its largest number since 2016