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Norman Foster says he would “love to talk” to King Charles III about architecture

By 2023-05-09T11:06:00

Foster, Norman © GA_Yukio Futagawa

Source: Yukio Futagawa

Architect says he would discuss the “benefits of change” with the tradition-loving monarch

Norman Foster has said he would “love to have the opportunity” to talk to the newly crowned King Charles III about the benefits of change in architecture.

The 87-year-old Foster & Partners founder said he would use a meeting with the King, who is a champion of traditional architecture, to talk about how architecture can be healthier and more sustainable.

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