Norman Foster unveils plan for ‘rebirth’ of battle-scarred Kharkiv

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Foster & Partners founder met with city’s mayor to discuss future reconstruction plans

Norman Foster has set out plans to assemble the world’s “best minds” in architecture to design a reconstruction of the battle-scarred Ukrainian city of Kharkiv.

The Foster & Partners founder met with the city’s mayor Ihor Terekhov on Monday to discuss the future “rebirth” of the city’s buildings and infrastructure, much of which has been completely destroyed during Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

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