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the building is covered with yellow metal beams
Renault Distribution Centre | Foster + Partners
the inside of a building with glass and metal stairs leading up to it's second floor
a glass table with three metal legs
an assortment of metal parts on a gray surface
Foster + Partners
Tecno Nomos table. 1987. Foster + Partners
an airport terminal with several electronic devices on the floor and in front of it's ceiling
Stansted Airport "challenged the rules of terminal design"
a large yellow crane sitting next to a tall building
an architectural model of a yellow structure
Renault Distribution Centre | Foster + Partners
the structure is covered with yellow poles and glass windows on top of green grass in front of a blue sky
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a restaurant with blue booths and wooden tables in the foreground is an indoor dining area
British Museum - Great Court Restaurant | Softroom | Archinect
British Museum - Great Court Restaurant | Softroom | Archinect
people are sitting at tables and eating in the dining room under a large glass roof
Softroom completes a restaurant in the British Museum's Great Court
Softroom completes a restaurant in the British Museum's Great Court
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people are walking around in a large building
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an airport terminal at dusk with cars parked in the parking lot and people walking on the walkway
London Stansted Airport
London Stansted Airport
people are sitting on benches under an awning at the airport, waiting for their luggage
a close up of a metal table with a white wall in the backgroud
Sir Norman Foster Nomos table for Tecno 1987
Sir Norman Foster Nomos table for Tecno 1987 3
a glass table with four metal legs
Sir Norman Foster | "Nomos" Table | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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