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Foster + Partners creates flat-pack design dog kennel
One of the world’s leading architectural firms has thought small for a change, creating stylish living spaces for four-legged friends.
British architectural firm Foster + Partners is used to large-scale projects, with countless museums, skyscrapers, and public buildings to their name. But this time they’ve taken a completely different
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Budapest’s first skyscraper, MOL Campus inaugurated
On 8 December 2022, Hungary’s first skyscraper, the MOL headquarters, was inaugurated, offering a unique panorama for workers and visitors alike with its 143-meter height.
The striking contemporary architecture building was designed by London-based Foster+Partners in collaboration with the Hungarian Finta & Partners Architects—Hype&Hyper previously interviewed the
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Foster + Partners to design Warsaw’s new airport
Foster + Partners has won a competition to design the Polish airport Centralny Port Komunikacyjny (CPK).
Construction on the 3,000-hectare site between Warsaw and Łódź is expected to start next year, with completion scheduled for 2028. By then, CPK will replace the current Chopin as the Polish capital’s central
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TOP 10 contemporary buildings from within and beyond the region
A beachfront hotel from Rovinj, a bamboo-roofed school from Bali and the world’s first 3D-printed house made from raw earth from Italy. What follows is a subjective selection of architecture from the last year or two, mostly from buildings we’ve already reported on this year, with a few
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Circular-plan wine castle from Foster + Partners
Foster + Partners’ Le Dôme winery has opened in Saint-Émilion, among the pastoral hills of Bordeaux. The low-lying, circular-plan building blends seamlessly with the UNESCO world heritage cultural landscape.
The structure of the building looks both inwards and outwards, providing an efficient space for wine production while engaging in dialogue with
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Apple has sealed its new Istanbul store in glass
British architecture studio, Foster + Partners, designed an Apple Store in the heart of Turkey’s bustling city.
What at first glance appears to be a single-story building is set back from the street frontage, with the fully glazed space, which is actually two stories, flanked on two sides by travertine
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Transforming the skylines of Budapest and Warsaw | Foster + Partners
How does one design a landmark building in a city jam-packed with history? What does the workplace of the future look like? How can architecture respond to the changing nature of working and living in cities? Foster + Partners are the architects behind the newest additions to the Budapest and Warsaw
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Plans for Greece’s first green skyscraper unveiled
The special feature of the building, dreamed up by the British architectural firm Foster + Partners, is that with its 200-meters height it will be almost twice as tall as the 103-meters high Athens Tower, thus winning the title of the tallest building in Greece.
The building, which will be covered
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Apple to open its newest store in a 17th-century palazzo
The palazzo restored by the design studio Foster + Partners highlights the historic grandeur and rich cultural and artistic heritage of Rome’s architecture.
With this new addition, the largest of the 113 European Apple Stores will be located in the Palazzo Margnoli, on Rome’s Via del Corso. Originally constructed
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Hotel on stilts on the Red Sea | Foster+Partners
The unorthodox hotel design of the British architectural studio Foster + Partners will be realized in Saudi Arabia as part of the Red Sea project.
British architectural studio Foster + Partners dreamed up a plan for an exceptional hotel on the Red Sea in Saudi Arabia. As part of the Red Sea
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Apple’s new store built on the water
The iconic logo is broken by waves on Apple’s third store in Singapore, built at
a quite unusual spot: on the water in a bay.
The store is not open to the public yet, but has already went viral: social
media is flooded by the images taken of the