Hong Kong Skyscrapers Photos, HK Buildings
Hong Kong skyscrapers photos, tall buildings Hong Kong, architects: discover the tallest HK buildings, Wan Chai architecture designs info & images
The Center Skyscraper Hong Kong: DLN Architects
The Center is located in centre of Hong Kong business district, rather tacky reflective glass tower based on square plan with smaller 45 degree rotated square within and expressed.
The Peak Hong Kong Building by Terry Farrell
Curious building shaped like a Wok on two legs, designed to look good on the skyline this is an early ‘icon building’. I felt that the place was a bit tacky and that the circulation was tight and confusing – and simply took in the magnificent view.
Hong Kong Architecture Guide, HK Buildings
Hong Kong guides tend to be by tourists, or inhabitants, but this is by neither. Written by a temporary worker – architect and writer – on a two month secondment from the UK, the guide takes an offbeat look at every day life in Hong Kong rather than the tourist sites.
Happy Valley Hong Kong Racecourse
Happy Valley Racecourse : famous Hong Kong horse racing stadium building – architecture photos. There has been horse racing here since 1846.
Hong Kong Building: HK Architecture
Hong Kong building photos – guide to built environment in Southeast China, HK architecture pictures & Wan Chai property photos, Hong Kong skyscraper images
Lippo Center Hong Kong Building by Paul Rudolph
The octagonal buildings, clad with a dark blue refractive glass curtain wall, were designed by American architect Paul Rudolph who was working at the time as a design consultant for Wong & Ouyang. The buildings’ main construction contractor was Hip Hing Construction.
RIAS Scottish Awards: Architecture Prize Scotland
RIAS Scottish Awards – shortlist from a selection of over 50 buildings across Scotland, 14 of which were visited – RIAS Scottish Architecture Award: Scottish building prizes by Royal Institute of Architects in Scotland.
RIAS Hub Conference, Edinburgh
The Hub Conference, Edinburgh – Big Debate, The Future of Scotland’s Architecture – RIAS Hub Conference: Conservation v Evolution, Scottish architecture convention
Hudson Featherstone Architects, England
Hudson Featherstone – featured buildings by the practice include Drop House, Hertfordshire, southeast England and Baggy House, Croyde Bay, north Devon, southwest England
John Outram Associates, British Architect
John Outram Associates: Postmodern architect, UK: Egyptian House, Oxfordshire & Judge Institute, Cambridge: London building, Postmodern English architecture
Scottish Entrepreneurs, Edinburgh Event
The creative Bash (30.10.01) at the Borough Hotel was most intriguing: various artists outdoing each other in claiming pecunity with various funders in observance! The Lighthouse had organised the second Creative Entrepreneurs Club.
Central Plaza Hong Kong: Wan Chai Tower
Central Plaza Hong Kong. In 1992 this skyscraper became the tallest building in Hong Kong: the previous tower was I M Pei’s Bank of China (completed 1990).
Lower Mill Estate Boathouse Building Oxfordshire
The Boat House is a contemporary interpretation of those wonderful boat houses usually situated on a man-made lake in a designed landscape not dissimilar to the situation created here in Lower Mill Estate.
Best Prague architecture tours as date night idea
Best Architecture Tours in Prague as a date night idea. Meeting someone on a dating site you instantly gel with is exciting. This is one of the reasons more people are drawn to this form of matchmaking
Royal Academy of Fine Arts Copenhagen: Kvorning
This talk by Jens Kvorning really explained both past and present Copenhagen planning and architecture issues. Jens’ explanation of the newer Danish buildings, such as Henning Larsen’s warehouse-type finger blocks, was made poignant and understandable by the earlier descriptions of the creation of Copenhagen city and harbour.
Hutchinson & Partners Architects, London
John Maxwell Hutchinson (1948) is an English architect, broadcaster, and Anglican deacon. He is a former President of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA). He was born in Grantham, Lincolnshire, eastern England.