Dec
12
to Dec 13
Apr
22
8:30 AM08:30
The 3rd US-China Tall Buildings Symposium
April 22, 2016 from 8:30am to 6:00 pm
Stanford University, Huang Engineering Center
Mackenzie Room 300
475 Via Ortega, Stanford, CA
http://aiasf.org/event/2016/04/22/the-3rd-us-china-tall-buildings-symposium/
Mar
7
to Mar 8
Book Talk - CED Library
On Tuesday, March 8 at 7:00 pm, Renee will talk about her years of observing Chinese urbanism in 210 Wurster Hall. http://ced.berkeley.edu/events-media/events/author-book-talk-renee-chow
Feb
22
9:00 PM21:00
The Atlantic CITYLAB
China Hopes to Outgrow Its 'Weird Architecture' Trend: http://www.citylab.com/design/2016/02/chinas-wants-stricter-building-standards-not-weird-architecture/470343/
Nov
20
to Nov 21
Nov
4
to Nov 6
Oct
24
to Feb 29
Oct
24
9:45 AM09:45
Oct
21
to Jan 21
Oct
16
to Mar 7
Architexturez Site features Book
The site Architexturez South Asia featured 'Changing Chinese Cities' citing its call for a new design paradigm in the development of cities.
Oct
15
5:00 PM17:00
Oct
13
to Oct 27
MyScience features 'Changing Chinese Cities'
The site myScience.com featured a review of the 'Changing Chinese Cites' - here.
Oct
12
to Feb 29
World Architecture Community
Changing Chinese Cities featured on the World Architecture Community site. Have a look!
Sep
23
to Jan 24
'Changing Chinese Cities' reviewed in the Asian Review
Simone van Nieuwenhuizen reviews 'Changing Chinese Cities' in the Asian Review.
"... offers a different perspective on these challenges. Chow argues that it is possible—indeed preferable—for Chinese cities to modernize without superseding their traditional aspects, and calls for a more nuanced approach to urban design. Chow remarks that a lack of attention to “common architecture” has prevented urban planners from adopting this nuanced approach."
Here in the Asian Review.
Sep
22
to Oct 10