Global warming is a design issue we can solve, says Foster

By Elizabeth Hopkirk2021-11-05T06:00:00

Norman Foster and John Kerry at COP26 in Glasgow 1

Architect made comments at COP26 summit

The climate crisis is a design issue that we have the brains to solve, Norman Foster told an event at COP26 in Glasgow.

Speaking alongside former US secretary of state John Kerry, the architect revealed how he first became interested in environmental concerns in the 1960s.

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