The tribute in St James’s Park will include two gates, a ‘family of gardens’ and a unity bridge inspired by the late Queen’s wedding tiara.
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Renowned architect Lord Foster has won the bid to design the national memorial to Queen Elizabeth II, with a new bridge inspired by the late Queen’s wedding tiara.
Lord Foster, who once criticised the King for using his “privileged position” to intervene in a development, will transform St James’s Park, close to Buckingham Palace, with a “very light touch” in a “contemplative” tribute to the nation’s longest-reigning monarch.
Norman Foster wins contest to transform St James’s Park in tribute to late queen’s ‘unifying force’
The international architecture firm Foster + Partners was announced as the winner of a multi-million-dollar competition to design…
Lord Foster’s winning design is symbolic of the late monarch as a ‘unifying force, bringing together nations’
The project is set to transform St James’s Park with a ‘contemplative’ tribute to the nation’s longest-reigning monarch
A London park is to host monuments celebrating Britain’s longest-reigning monarch, with two statues also planned.
Lo studio del famoso architetto britannico Norman Foster ha vinto il concorso per la progettazione del memoriale nazionale a…
