Moshe Safdie, Author, The Systems of Collective Dwelling

The residential complex designed by Moshe Safdie, who designed Singapore's new symbol, Marina Bay Sands, conveys a strong desire to provide a new spatial experience through a novel form.

While it may be understood as luxurious in the global market, reading this book reveals the architect's own work, including his efforts to solve real-world problems like those in American slums, and his work on collective housing at the Expo.

Expo and globalization. Reform, novelty, trends, and luxury. Gentrification. Housing complexes and communities, etc.
It's also recommended to read this alongside the theories of Japanese architects like Hiroshi Hara and his disciples.

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