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Tag Archives: architecture
The other Olympic architecture
An article about all the different Olympic projects including the lesser known stadia.
Posted in Architecture
Tagged architecture, Beijing, Bert de Muynck, Olympics, wrestling
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Beijing architecture fest
A round up of recent articles about Beijing’s new architecture.
Posted in Architecture
Tagged architecture, Beijing, Birds Nest, CCTV Building, Digital Building, Herzog & de Meuron, National Theater, Norman Foster, Olympics, Paul Andreu, PTW, Rem Koolhaas, Water Cube, Zhu Pei
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Ice hockey and the last days of old Beijing
A chapter from Mike Meyer’s new book Last Days of Old Beijing.
Posted in Books, China Books
Tagged architecture, Beijing, chai, development, hutong, Last Days of Old Beijing, Michael Meyer, Mike Meyer, preservation, real estate, urban planning
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580 m Shanghai Dragon to be China’s tallest skyscraper
The new Shanghai Center–a 580 meter skyscraper dubbed the Shanghai Dragon–will begin construction this year.
Posted in Architecture
Tagged architecture, construction, Gensler, Shanghai, Shanghai Center, Shanghai Dragon, skyscraper
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Beijing by foot, tonight at The Bookworm
A talk about Beijing history by author Eric Abrahamsen.
Posted in Events
Tagged architecture, Beijing, Eric Abrahamsen, history
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SOHO Shangdu
Images of SOHO Shangdu, a new shopping complex in Beijing.
Posted in Architecture, Beijing
Tagged architecture, Beijing, real esate, retail, SOHO
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The last days of an old temple
A Hard Hard Hat Show about Xiefangde Temple and its imminent destruction.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged architecture, heritage, urban planning, Xiefangde Temple
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Beijing new skyline
This is the new skyline of southeastern Beijing, looking over Ritan Park to the central business district, where the China World Tower 3 and CCTV Building flank Guanghua Road like Scylla and Charybdis. Click on the photo above for a … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Beijing
Tagged architecture, Beijing, CBD, CCTV, skyline, skyscraper, urban planning
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The future of the Friendship Store
Plans and a drawing of the future Friendship Store.
Posted in Architecture
Tagged architecture, Beijing, Friendship Store, heritage, preservation
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The Digital Building
Photos of the Digital Building in Beijing.
Posted in Architecture
Tagged architecture, Beijing, Digital Building, media, Olympics, Zhu Pei
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