DBKL’s annual program that celebrates architectural designs and cultures in the capital, KUL Design Month, returns this October with a lot more exciting programs for 2018. This includes the debut of The Confluence Festival, a program that pays more attention to the histories and narratives of the city and its people; whether canonical or alternative and mainstream or marginalised. What marks the change in the more inclusive approach? Representatives from Think City and DBKL join us to share their reasoning behind this approach, and whether it resonates with the modern city dwellers.