Interview: David Adjaye
Source: Abitare |
David Adjaye reflects on architecture as a celebration of public life, discussing the future of African cities, the need for civic infrastructure and the evolving role of cultural institutions. Speaking from Ghana, he argues for investment in existing urban centres rather than speculative new cities, while exploring how architecture can respond to demographic growth, environmental pressures and questions of identity. The interview offers insight into the global outlook and public mission that underpin many of the practice’s current projects across Africa.