Luis Fernández-Galiano   The Norman Foster Foundation has published two new books, demonstrating its strong commitment to both memory and the future: the sixth of the Sketchbooks continues the series – begun back in 2020 – on drawings selected from the architect’s notebooks;

The Norman Foster Institute is now accepting applications for its Programme on Sustainable Cities, taking place in Madrid from January to December 2025. The Programme on Sustainable Cities blends hands-on experience with academic insights from the No

Luis Fernández-Galiano   Norman Foster has published three books which are great works. Their colossal dimensions belie the intimate attention given to every page, because the architect’s hand and gaze is all over. Taschen’s monumental two-tome monograph is signed by Philip

Eduardo Prieto   Ever since evolution gave the human being prehensile thumbs, humanity has left marks on the world. Many show its tendency to destroy, others its tendency to create. Humans leave marks in many ways, and drawing is one. Scratched on a cave wall, traced

Norman Foster   It has been said that if you wish to see far ahead in time then you must first look back to see lessons from the past. Looking back over my five and a half decades of experience in practice there are a number of lessons that inform the creation and t

Amory B. Lovins   Madrid  2025  
Norman Foster Foundation   - 620 Pages 

Jorge Sainz   Madrid  2025  
Norman Foster Foundation   - 260 Pages 

Norman Foster   Madrid  2024  
Norman Foster Foundation   - 220 Pages 

Jorge Sainz   1986-1990

Various authors   Future of Cities

Jorge Sainz   1975-2020

José Manuel Ballester   Norman Foster Foundation

Norman Foster   Madrid  2017  
Norman Foster Foundation   - 304 Pages