The exhibition “Reuse, Renew, Recycle: Recent Architecture from China” throws light on contemporary Chinese Architecture grounded in social, cultural, and environmental sustainability. The exhibition features members of a young generation of Chinese Architects whose innovative work architects all over the world can learn from.
The exhibition features the Micro-Hutong project by ZAO/standardarchitecture which is presented, amongst other projects by the practice, in our book Hutong Metabolism. Dezeen’s coverage of the exhibition includes a short write-up of the project.
We also recommend Metropolis magazine’s write-up for an impression of the exhibition. The exhibition is on view at MoMA until July 4th and is accessible to all for free on the ground floor.
The exhibition “Building to Heal – New Architecture for Hospitals,” presented by the Architekturmuseum of TUM, has arrived in Dornbirn, Austria, following its successful debut in Munich.
The exhibition “Building to Heal – New Architecture for Hospitals,” presented by the Architekturmuseum of TUM, has arrived in Dornbirn, Austria, following its successful debut in Munich.
The laureates of this year’s Global Award for Sustainable Architecture were announced during a festive award ceremony in Venice. We are pleased to announce that the publication showcasing the outstanding work of the winners is now available.
