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Oklahoma athletic director Joe Castiglione announced Tuesday that the upcoming academic year will be his last in charge of ...
England’s hotel at the Women’s European Championship is a “home from home,” although it is likely a step above the players’ ...
The Norman Rockwell Museum's "Illustrators of Light" exhibition marks the first display of several illustrations by Rockwell, N.C. Wyeth and Maxwell Parrish created for ad campaigns for Edison Mazda L ...
Granted rare access to a BYD plant near Shanghai, celebrated photographer Edward Burtynsky documented how automation is ...
Italy lowered tax on artworks to 5 percent amid pressure from galleries and artists. Plus, Picasso's ceramics studio will ...
The legendary British architect Norman Foster has won the contest to transform St James’s Park in central London into tribute to late queen’s "unifying force".
Ahead of Norman Foster's 90th birthday this weekend, Dezeen explores how he became the most successful architect the world has ever seen – including by asking the man himself.
Foster says the system, which is largely recyclable, could also be installed in other cities, although new sites have not yet materialized. [Photo: courtesy Norman Foster Foundation] ...
The Foster-designed Hong Kong International Airport at Chek Lap Kok opened in 1998. Photo: Nora Tam “It’s an opportunity to explore and experiment,” says Foster.
A new intervention by the Norman Foster Foundation in collaboration with Porsche appeared along the waterfront of the Arsenale at the opening of the Venice Architecture Biennale 2025. G ateway to ...
The Blue Heron Farm estate was last sold in 2011 to renowned British architect Norman Foster, and the Obamas rented the nearly 30-acre property for three summers before Foster’s purchase.
The home, most recently owned by British architect Norman Foster, is currently on the market for $39 million. We’re checking out (what we can) of the Obama’s summer Vineyard retreat.
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