In this episode, UNESCO sits down with Thomas Vonier, President of the International Union of Architects, to discuss the designation of Rio de Janeiro as the first World Capital of Architecture, and w...

Why Architects are Looking to the Past to Build the Sustainable Cities of Tomorrow

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Why Architects are Looking to the Past to Build the Sustainable Cities of Tomorrow