Abdulaziz Itany

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DR: Faroq Mofti ENG: Ahmad Fallata

AR: 321

Norman Foster gained fame in the early 1970s as the architect of the Willis Faber and Dumas headquarters , in Ipswich, England—an eco-friendly, open-plan building that was radical for its time. He has since built more than 250 works, from the Swiss Re (Gherkin) tower in London to the Beijing Airport ; won many of the world’s top architectural prizes; and been appointed a British knight and life peer. The founder and chairman of Foster + Partners, he oversees 15 offices with 1,000 employees working on projects in 40 countries.

Influences He had always been a model student and his skills showed a remarkable flair for architecture. But he still always came under the influence of architects Frank Lloyd Wright, Mies van der Rohe and Le Corbusier. After his return from America, Norman Foster started a partnership with Richard Rogers and sisters Georgie and Wendy Cheesman, called Team 4. They quickly gained a reputation for industrial design high-tech. In 1967, he formed with Wendy the office Fosters Associates which quickly transformed into Fosters and Partners. A year later he began a long partnership with the American architect Richard Buckminster Fuller, which only ended with the death of Fuller in 1983.

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