Contemporary architecture in china
By: Dubrau, Christian
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Publisher: Berlin 2010Edition: 1st Ed.Description: 311 Pages | Binding - Paperback |.ISBN: 978-3-86922-121-2.Subject(s): ARCHITECTURE BY REGION (AR-REG)DDC classification: 720.951 Summary: When people think about architecture in China, then it is usually the overpowering presence of Western masters conjuring up entire large cities that spring to mind. Be that as it may, Chinese architecture is also undergoing a massive upsurge. This book presents selected projects of severalyoung architectural bureaus from the Middle Empire, all of which hold their own very well alongside the large foreign firms and are making their very own contribution to the creation of a modern China. Furthermore the volume contains a selection of projects of German architectural bureaus which have successfully risked taking the step in the direction of the East. With a critical essay on the current state of Chinese architecture.
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When people think about architecture in China, then it is usually the overpowering presence of Western masters conjuring up entire large cities that spring to mind. Be that as it may, Chinese architecture is also undergoing a massive upsurge. This book presents selected projects of severalyoung architectural bureaus from the Middle Empire, all of which hold their own very well alongside the large foreign firms and are making their very own contribution to the creation of a modern China. Furthermore the volume contains a selection of projects of German architectural bureaus which have successfully risked taking the step in the direction of the East. With a critical essay on the current state of Chinese architecture.
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