Browsing: Foster + Partners

Foster + Partners began building on the new Red Sea International Airport in Saudi Arabia in 2021. The airport lies on the west coast of the country and is part of the bigger Red Sea Project and tourism development.

The new Four Seasons Resort, designed by Foster + Partners, will be located on Shura Island, which will also have a yacht harbor, leisure and lifestyle facilities, retail options, an 18-hole golf course, approximately 149 rooms and suites, and other amenities.

Foster + Partners has completed the first office tower in Shanghai’s newly revitalized Suhewan district. The Suhe Centre for China Resources Land is the focal point of the Suhewan East Urban Complex, which brings a diverse range of functions to the primarily residential area.

Designed by Foster + Partners, Lusail Stadium will host the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Final on 18 December 2022. The pure and simple form of the building also adds a new dimension to the city skyline.

Foster+Partners and Buro Happold consortium has won the competition to design a new CPK airport between Warsaw and ?ód? in Poland.

Dolunay Villa, designed by Foster + Partners in Mugla, Turkiye in 2019 and is an original design that blends modern architecture and handicrafts.

Foster+Partners announced that “the world’s first fully immersive experiential marine life center” would design by them. The institute will locate in the Triple Bay Marina, at the ultra-luxury destination, AMAALA, on the Red Sea coastline of Saudi Arabia.

The National Bank of Kuwait Headquarters is a 300-meter-high skyscraper featuring a circular shape that ends in a pointed apex.

The Red Sea Airport aims to provide a “luxury ecotourism experience.” with a design inspired by the colors and textures of the desert terrain.

The Bund Finance Centre is a prominent new mixed-use development close to the Shanghai waterfront and has been designed jointly by Foster + Partners and Heatherwick Studio. Occupying a prominent site on the Bund, the buildings define the ‘end point’ to Shanghai’s most famous street. The masterplan is highly permeable for pedestrians, with the design conceived as a point of connection between the old town and the new financial district.