The Norman Foster Studio offers original revelations about the philosophy and design methods that have generated the reputation of the Foster studio over the past three decades. Quantrill's explorations begin with a distinctly personal account of Norman Foster's childhood and beginnings in the world of architecture, and continues with a dialogue between the author and each of the five members of the Foster partnership. At the core of this book is the provocative critique of some of Foster's key buildings and projects including the Joslyn Museum Extension in Omaha.
In the first truly comprehensive critique of the Foster oeuvre, the book is fully illustrated throughout and contains many original drawings by Sir Norman Foster and much previously unpublished material from the practice archives.
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