Design guru's vision for capital's third age

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Archiseek / UK / Scotland / News / 2004 / February 2

Welcome to the third age of Edinburgh: a second centre at the water's edge, gardens and crescents stretching to the outskirts, and a city built for its people, not their cars. In an exclusive interview with The Herald, Sir Terry Farrell, one of the UK's leading architects and urban planners, set out his vision for Scotland's capital. Tomorrow, he will be named city design champion, an appointment intended to shake up achitectural thinking.

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