Norman Foster

Norman Foster is a renowned British architect, born on 1 June 1935. Founder of the Foster + Partners studio, he is famous for his innovative and sustainable approach to architecture. Foster designed iconic buildings such as 30 St Mary Ax (The Gherkin) in London, the Reichstag in Berlin and Apple Park in California. His work is distinguished by the use of modern materials and advanced technologies, integrating aesthetics and functionality in a harmonious way. Foster has received numerous awards, including the prestigious Pritzker Prize in 1999, and continues to profoundly influence contemporary architecture.