Reflecting on his career, William Lim explains why ongoing education is essential for architects today
Hong-Kong based William Lim of architecture firm CL3 shares how studying in the US made him not a ‘real’ architect, why project typologies should defy definition, and how COVID-19 has shifted his focus towards health and the environm
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Reflecting on his career, William Lim explains why ongoing education is essential for architects today
