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Foster + Partners’ huge Blackfriars towers scheme approved
Foster + Partners has won planning consent for a mammoth mixed-use development at Blackfriars, central London
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News stories and completed buildings by the UK’s biggest architecture practice, led by Norman Foster
Would you work in Saudi Arabia?
Many UK architects are working in Saudi Arabia, where jobs are plentiful. But what should architects be weighing up when deciding whether to follow the rush?
Foster + Partners’ huge Blackfriars towers scheme tipped for approval
Planning officers have recommended approval of Foster + Partners’ plans for a mammoth mixed-use development at Blackfriars, central London
Foster + Partners reveals designs for 62-storey Manhattan skyscraper
Proposals for a 62-storey New York skyscraper designed by Foster + Partners have been unveiled
Foster + Partners bags approval to revamp former Fenwick store
Foster + Partners’ planned part-retrofit of the Grade II-listed former Fenwick department store in central London has been given the go-ahead
AI round-up: who is using AI and how?
The AJ asked various built environment practitioners, ranging from architects to students, to provide examples of how they are using AI in practice
Foster + Partners unveils plans for $1bn spiralling Hollywood office tower
Foster + Partners has revealed plans for a $1 billion spiralling tower on Hollywood’s Sunset Boulevard
Foster + Partners and Idris Elba working on plans for Sierra Leone ‘eco-city’
Foster + Partners is working with actor Idris Elba on plans for an ‘eco city’ on an island off the coast of Sierra Leone
Foster + Partners behind plans for 2km-tall Saudi tower
The AJ can reveal that Foster + Partners is working on the multibillion-dollar project to build the world’s tallest building – a 2km-high skyscraper in Riyadh twice the height of the current record holder
Norman Foster slams ‘short-termist’ decision to bin HS2 northern leg
The government showed ‘a total lack of foresight’ by getting rid of the Birmingham to Manchester leg of HS2, Norman Foster has said