Jiangnan Gardens and Villages: Survey Notes on Historical Architecture The exhibition includes works of survey analysis on Jiangnan Gardens and villages by HKU Architecture students for 2018 spring semester in Shanghai, taking …
Beginning aNew The Chinese title of the exhibition has a bi-fold meaning: It means “Beginning anew,” as the Englishtitle suggested, but it can also mean “Beginning from the body” The Chinese words …
COMPOSITE HONG KONG-TOKYO-SHANGHAI Joint University Studio Workshop: HKU, Meiji University and USC 3 Schools X 3 Cities X 3 Workshops = 45 Books The agenda for the joint-studio is threefold: to EXCAVATE …
On 4 November, we will be hosting a lecture by András Pálffy, head of the Institute of Architecture and Design at TU, Vienna, at 7:30pm. András Pálffy’s lecture will speak about the relationship between content, architectural …
We will be continuing our 2015 public program with the upcoming exhibition “Illusions of Rural Gravity: Eight Thoughts of Chinese Rural Development”, which is also part of “2015 Shanghai Urban Space Art …
The exhibition Cities of Repetition will be presented in Shanghai at the University of Hong Kong / Shanghai Study Centre on 16 July 2015. The show is prolonged until 8 August 2015. Throughout the …
University of Hong Kong / Shanghai Study Centre March 29 – June 1 Opening March 29, 3.00pm Curators: Adam Bobbette, Daan Roggeveen Contingency Plans: or, Living with Unstable Grounds considers how the …
Working across three main media – found imagery, photography and sculpture – Eric Tabuchi specializes in connections, condensing the urban landscape to a sequence of typologies. At the same time, in elevating …
Monument to Progress Eric Tabuchi Opening exhibition: 18 May 2013, 3pm Working across three main media – found imagery, photography and sculpture – Eric Tabuchi specializes in connections, condensing the urban landscape …
Following its fast pace of urbanisation and transformation, China has started the construction of museums at an unprecedented scale: roughly hundred museums per year have been built over the past years. These …
Opening, 26 January XML Principles Max Cohen de Lara (l) and David Mulder explaining their work Panel discussion ‘Mega-event Urbanism’ with (from left) Yin Luobi (philosopher, Tongji), Liu Yuyang (principal, ALYA), David …
Today, the Olympic Games are the biggest mega-event in the world. To analyse the phenomenon of mega-event urbanism, Dutch architecture office XML did a comparative study on Olympic candidatures. The results of …
