Why is Norman foster called baron foster of thames bank?

Norman Foster is called Baron Foster of Thames Bank because he was granted a life peerage in 1999, becoming a member of the British nobility. The title reflects his contributions to architecture and design, particularly his work in the UK and internationally. The designation "of Thames Bank" refers to the specific area associated with his title, linking him to the River Thames, a significant landmark in London. As a baron, he has been recognized for his influence and achievements in the field.