British architect Sir Norman Foster is known for "high-tech" modernist designs. As you view the photos in this gallery, you'll notice a repetition of factory-made modular elements. Sir Norman Foster won the prestigious Pritzker Architecture Prize in 1999.
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- American Air Museum in Duxford, UKAmerican Air Museum in Duxford, UK, Sir Norman Foster, architect
- Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge in Cambridge, UKFaculty of Law, University of Cambridge in Cambridge, UK, Sir Norman Foster, architect
- Lycée Albert Camus in Fréjus, FranceInterior view of Lycée Albert Camus in Fréjus, France, Sir Norman Foster, architect
- Century Tower Bunkyo-ku in Tokyo, JapanCentury Tower Bunkyo-ku in Tokyo, Japan, Sir Norman Foster, architect
- Commerzbank Headquarters in Frankfurt, GermanyCommerzbank Headquarters in Frankfurt, Germany, Sir Norman Foster, architect
- Cranfield University Library in Bedfordshire, UKCranfield University Library in Bedfordshire, UK, Sir Norman Foster, architect
- Daewoo Research and Development Headquarters in Seoul, South KoreaDaewoo Research and Development Headquarters in Seoul, South Korea, Sir Norman Foster, architect
- Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation in Hong KongHongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation in Hong Kong, Sir Norman Foster, architect
- Metro Station Entrance Enclosure, "Fosterito" in Bilbao, SpainMetro Station Entrance Enclosure, "Fosterito" in Bilbao, Spain, Sir Norman Foster, architect
- Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, University of East Anglia, UKSainsbury Centre for Visual Arts
- Willis Faber and Dumas Building in Ipswich, UKWillis Faber and Dumas in Ipswich, UK. Sir Norman Foster, architect
- New German Parliament, Reichstag, Berlin, GermanyNew German Parliament, Reichstag, Berlin, Germany
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