Sir Norman Foster Collection

Millau Viaduct over the Tarn River Valley, Millau, France

Millau viaduct spanning the Tarn Gorge, southern France. At 336 metres the cable-stayed Viaduc de Millau is the highest
MAB-72 Millau viaduct spanning the Tarn Gorge, southern France At 336 metres the cable-stayed Viaduc de Millau is the highest bridge in the world and 2.5 kms long

The Gherkin (Swiss Re building), London, England, UK

Kazakhstan, Astana, Palace of Peace and Reconciliation pyramid designed by Sir Norman Foster

Kazakhstan, Astana, Khan Shatyr (by Sir Norman Foster)

Europe, England, London, 30 St Mary Axe

cable-stayed bridge; Dr Michel Virlog; Europe; European; France; Franco-British partnership
France, Aveyron 12, Millau, The Viaduct at Millau

Lloyds Building, city of London, London, England, UK

autoroute; autoroute sign; bridge; cable-stayed bridge; clouds; Dr Michel Virlog
France, Aveyron 12, Millau, The Viaduct at Millau

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England, London, Detail of the stainless steel exterio of the Lloyds building

The City from the Thames, London, 2009. View showing the skyscapers of the City of London, including Tower 42 (formerly the Natwest Tower) designed by Richard Seifert and completed in 1979

Looking across the Thames towards the City of London. The two tallest buildings are Tower 42 (formerly the NatWest Tower) and Sir Norman Fosters Gherkin

City of London skyscrapers viewed from under Blackfriars Bridge
The City of London is a global financial centre; its skyline has changed dramatically over recent years. Londoners have nicknamed many of the new skyscrapers

Underneath Blackfriars Bridge
The City of London is a global financial centre; its skyline has changed dramatically over recent years. Londoners have nicknamed many of the new skyscrapers

View of the City of London from beneath Blackfriars Bridge
The City of London is a global financial centre; its skyline has changed dramatically over recent years. Londoners have nicknamed many of the new skyscrapers

Europe, Scotland, Glasgow, The Clyde Auditorium & The SSE Hydro

The German Parliament in the old Reichstag Building. Berlin, Germany

Palace of Peace and Reconciliation pyramid designed by Sir Norman Foster, Astana, Kazakhstan, Central Asia, Asia

The cone shaped funnel in the dome cupola has 360 glass mirrors reflecting light into the Plenary chamber of the Reichstag building, designed by Sir Norman Foster, Berlin, Germany, Europe

Visitors walk up a spiral ramp around the cone shaped funnel in the dome cupola, which has 360 glass mirrors reflecting light into the Plenary chamber of the Reichstag building

The Clyde Auditorium, known as the Armadillo, by the Exhibition and Conference Centre, designed by Sir Norman Foster, Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom, Europe

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Sir Norman Foster is a renowned British architect whose innovative designs have left an indelible mark on the world. One of his most iconic creations is the Millau Viaduct, an engineering marvel that spans the picturesque Tarn River Valley in southern France. Standing at a staggering height of 336 meters, this cable-stayed bridge holds the distinction of being the tallest in the world and stretches over a length of 5 kilometers. Foster's architectural prowess extends beyond France to his home country, where he has left an indelible imprint on London's skyline. The Leadenhall Building and 30 St Mary Axe, affectionately known as "The Gherkin, " are two prime his visionary work that grace England's capital city. His creative genius knows no bounds as he has also ventured into international projects such as designing Kazakhstan's Palace of Peace and Reconciliation pyramid in Astana. This awe-inspiring structure stands tall amidst Europe's largest landlocked country, showcasing Foster's ability to seamlessly blend modernity with cultural heritage. Back in London, it has made significant contributions to some of its most iconic landmarks including The Clyde Auditorium and Lloyds Building. These structures exemplify his commitment to pushing boundaries while maintaining functionality and aesthetic appeal. Not limited by geographical constraints or architectural styles, it has lent his expertise to revamping the British Museum Great Court in London. His design transformed this historic space into a contemporary masterpiece that seamlessly integrates with its surroundings. With each project he undertakes, Sir Norman Foster continues to redefine what is possible within architecture through collaboration with experts like Dr Michel Virlog and forging Franco-British partnerships for ventures like cable-stayed bridges. From towering skyscrapers like The Swiss Re Tower (also known as "The Gherkin") to breathtaking pyramids like Khan Shatyr in Astana, Sir Norman Foster leaves an enduring legacy wherever he goes.