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Tag Archives: architecture
Mike Meyer with Paul Merton
A Paul Merton interview with Michael Meyer.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged architecture, Beijing, Dazhalan, hutong, Michael Meyer, Qianmen, urban planning
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Beijing spring evenings
Photos taken during spring evenings in Beijing.
Posted in Architecture
Tagged architecture, Beijing, Birds Nest
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MOMA Linked Hybrid
A photo and mini profile of Linked Hybrid, a high-end real estate complex designed by Steven Holl.
Posted in Architecture
Tagged architecture, Beijing, Linked Hybrid, MOMA, Steven Holl, Toomanytribbles, urban
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CNOOC building views
CNOOC (China National Offshore Oil Company) has their headquarters in Beijing, just inside the Second Ring Road at Chaoyangmen. The building was designed by American architectural firm KPF (Kohn Pederson Fox Architects), the firm behind the design of the Shanghai … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture
Tagged architecture, Beijing, CNOOC, Kohn Pederson Fox Architects, KPF, Toomanytribbles
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The Egg
A photo of The Egg.
Posted in Architecture
Tagged architecture, Beijing, National Theater, Paul Andreu, urban planning
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China World Phase 3
Photo and description of the new China World Trade Center Tower 3.
Posted in Architecture
Tagged architecture, art, Cang Xin, CCTV, China World, Rem Koolhaas, Skidmore Owings & Merrill, skyscraper, SOM
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Danwei Picks: more foreign film shenanigans
‘Shanghai’ blocked from filming; Suez tries to collect fees for its water utility; more on Edison Chen; Olympic architecture is awesome. And Taoist hell.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged architecture, Edison Chen, hell, Olympics, water
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The princely mansions of Beijing
Links to China Heritage Quarterly articles about old Beijing’s princely mansions.
Posted in Beijing
Tagged architecture, Beijing, history, hutong, preservation, Qing Dynasty, urban planning
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Buildings and their builders in Life Magazine
Life Magazine (生活周刊) for November 2007 presents interesting articles and photography around the theme ‘China Under Construction.”
Posted in Architecture, Magazines
Tagged architecture, Life Magazine, photography
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Danwei TV: A chat with star architect Ma Yansong
A video chat with architect Ma Yansong.
Posted in Danwei TV
Tagged architecture, Ma Yansong, video
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