China' New Generation Of Architects
17 March 2005 - 6:00am
Far from the limelight of Chinas construction boom, a new generation of young Chinese builders is emerging.
One in particular, Chang Yung Ho, is quietly cementing himself as the countrys first architect of significant stature. Along with his studio, Atelier FCJZ, he is realizing a number of projects that bear hallmarks of a style that is thoroughly contemporary, yet rooted in the Chinese vernacular. Nine of his buildings are due to break ground this year. He also has just been appointed chair of MITs school of architecture.
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Chang Yung Ho’s New Chinese Architecture
Source:
MetropolisMag.com, March 16, 2005
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