In the final podcast on Singapore recorded at last year’s World Architecture Festival, Charles Jencks asks what is the next step for the city
What lessons are there for world architecture in the story of what has happened in Singapore over the last 50 years? In this podcast, Charles Jencks discusses ‘generic Individualism’, a style epitomised in Singapore.
This podcast was recorded at the World Architectural Festival (WAF) 2015 in Singapore. To find out more and to enter WAF 2016, held in Berlin, click here. To view a catalogue of the previous festival’s winners click here.
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