Istanbul: Too Big to Master Plan
3 December 2009 - 2:00pm
Istanbul, a unique "hinge city" at which East and West intersect, has seen its population possibly quadruple in the last 30 years. This video offers an exploration of its uninhibited potential.
"Istanbul, a thriving megacity at the crossroads between East and West, is at a critical moment in its long and rich history. Monocle reports on the London School of Economics Urban Age conference, where experts from all over the world discuss the huge potential and unique qualities of the city."
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Monocle, December 2, 2009
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