Foster + Partners' most recent projects

At the recent ’86th Geneva International Motor Show, carmaker Nissan and architectural studio Foster + Partners presented their vision of the future of mobility, which involves refuelling stations mounted on the vehicles themselves. David Nelson of Foster + Partners emphasised the importance of integrating zero emissions technologies into the built environment, a commitment to be extended to all aspects of human life.
We take advantage of this opportunity to take a quick look back at some of the most recent projects by Foster + Partners presented in the pages of Floornature.
We start with the expansion and renovation of Domaine Chateau Margaux, near Bordeaux, where Norman Foster's new winery maintains continuity with the nineteenth-century Chateau Margaux building.
We then go on to look at two projects on which construction began recently: the Norton Museum of Art in Palm Beach, Florida and the MuRéNA Museum, "le Musée Régional de la Narbonne Antique" in Narbonne, France.
Lastly, we look back at a couple of projects built in Italy: the United Arab Emirates or UAE pavilion for Expo Milano 2015 and the masterplan for Luigi Einaudi campus in Turin.

(Agnese Bifulco)

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