In this episode, we explore the idea of Cities as Multiples and Endless Cities, a concept that challenges the traditional view of cities as singular, static entities. Instead, we’ll be discussing how cities are intricate, layered, and dynamic spaces, shaped by a multitude of influences—historical, cultural, architectural, and social.

From the blending of ancient and modern design principles to the creation of diverse urban experiences that reflect the multiplicity of human life, cities are more than just physical spaces—they’re ecosystems of overlapping histories, identities, and possibilities. 

We’ll be drawing on the ideas of visionary architects and urban theorists like Romaldo Giurgola, Gordon Cullen, and Leon Krier, who have reimagined cities as complex, pluralistic environments. We’ll also look at how this pluralism manifests in real-world examples, from the playful eccentricity of Melbourne’s RMIT Building 8 to the integration of historical forms into contemporary urban fabrics. So, whether you're an architect, urban enthusiast, or just curious about the future of our cities, join us as we explore how cities, as multiples, continue to evolve and shape our world.