The transformation of a house in the comfortable suburbs of Beijing by Atelier About Architecture is a quiet contradiction under the auspices of placeless residential development

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Jaime Chu

Li Xiaodong Atelier’s 2009 community space for Xiashi Village in south‑east China has been renovated to meet climatic and changing demographic needs

The post Revisit: Bridge School in Xiashi Village, Fujian Province, China, by Li Xiaodong Atelier appeared first on The Architectural Review.
Jaime Chu

In one of Shenzhen’s largest urban villages, ARCity Office has injected art and community uses into six rehabilitated residential buildings

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Jaime Chu

Wang Shu and Lu Wenyu of Amateur Architecture Studio continue their investigation into reused materials at the Wuyue Cultural Park and Lin’an History Museum, on the site of the former village of Jinqiao

The post Present histories in the making: Wuyue Cultural Park and Lin’an History Museum in Hangzhou, China by Amateur Architecture Studio appeared first on The Architectural Review.
Jaime Chu

New into Old 2019 Highly Commended: with their tulou renovation projects, Rural Urban Framework alongside students at the University of Hong Kong are transforming ideas about urbanising the rural

The post Breathing new life: Tulou tower and plug-in, Lantian village, China by Rural Urban Framework + University of Hong Kong appeared first on The Architectural Review.
Jaime Chu