Dezeen’s guide to high-tech architecture
Dezeen’s video guide to high-tech architecture
High-tech architecture from A to Z
HSBC headquarters was “more than just a building” says Norman Foster
Sainsbury Centre had its “crisis” moments says Norman Foster
Reliance Controls “dissolved traditional boundaries” says Norman Foster
Michael and Patty Hopkins took high-tech architecture to historical settings
Hopkins’ Portcullis House demonstrated that high-tech could be adapted to historic settings
Herman Miller Factory was a flexible, non-monumental high-tech factory
Renzo Piano is the Italian high-tech architect
Stansted Airport “challenged all the rules of terminal design”
Anthony Hunt is the high-tech architect’s engineer
The Lloyd’s building is Richard Rogers’ first high-tech office block
Waterloo International Terminal was “made to fit the cleaning machine” says Nicholas Grimshaw
“We were all broke” when we designed Park Road Apartments says Nicholas Grimshaw
15 significant high-tech buildings you should know
“High-tech now looks very much like another post-imperial delusion”
The Willis Faber & Dumas building is a revolutionary high-tech office
“High-tech was a supreme toys-for-the-boys moment”
Renzo Piano’s Kansai airport has a mile-long high-tech terminal
Foster’s HSBC building in Hong Kong is a revolutionary high-tech skyscraper
Inmos Microprocessor Factory is Richard Rogers’ high-tech factory prototype
“High-tech is ever edging away from its ecological and humanistic roots”
Norman Foster’s Renault Distribution Centre is high-tech architecture’s most flamboyant structure
