Architect Norman Foster on Why the West Struggles to Build Big
Architect Norman Foster argues that great architecture emerges not despite constraints, but because of them, and that the future of design lies in integrated, multidisciplinary collaboration — not isolated genius — to create buildings that serve both private needs and public good.
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