Writing Cities: the Quito Papers

Though written in 1933, the Charter of Athens still defines how and why cities are built. The Quito Papers is an ambitious global project, led by Richard Sennett and Saskia Sassen, which is rethinking the vision of how towns and cities are built in the 21st century. Having been to Beijing, London, New York, and Cumbernauld on the Edinburgh International Book Festival ReimagiNation tour, they present their vision to Edinburgh.

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