Get It Louder, an acclaimed biannual media and arts festival sponsored by Modern Media of China, features a series of lectures, screenings and exhibitions by over 100 Chinese and foreign designers, artists, writers and filmmakers.
Qingcuiyaun Club House is located on the west bank of Wenyu River, Chaoyang District, which has excellent condition of graceful natural landscape
House in Hongkou, Dujiangyan, China, near ChengDu city in an agricultural region with mainly two-storey houses: it lies on the Longmenshan fault, in a Chinese earthquake region
NovoHouse, Beijing, China design by Cartwright Pickard Architects – residential development in Beijing, contemporary Chinese home
Dynamic City Beijing, China – “A society under construction” : architecture images, Lecture – Chinese buildings design, society under construction
Shell offices in Tullos: Aberdeen oil company headquarters, on Wellington Road, Tullos, Aberdeen, Scotland, UK: Planning Approved September 2006 for a new nine-storey building.
Beijing Olympics buildings – architects, images, Games, Chinese sports arena architecture including the National Stadium – Beijing Olympic architecture photos
Greenpix, Beijing’s First Zero Energy Media Wall, Designed By Simone Giostra & Partners Architects, To Launch In June 2008
Beijing Density Map, Chinese architecture – Dynamic City – Beijing City Lab (BCL) research community: map image, Chinese building development
Ancient Beijing building guide, Forbidden City images: historic Chinese architecture, Tiananmen Square history, Mao Zedong Memorial Hall photos
Beijing architecture designs, China – Chinese architectural developments & architects – Beijing building designs, images, architectural news in China
50 The Degree Show includes a poster exhibition of a selection of our graduates’ outstanding achievements celebrating 50 years at our beautiful campus on the banks of the River Dee at Garthdee.
Robert Gordon’s College is a private co-educational day school in the heart of Aberdeen, Scotland. The school caters for pupils from Nursery through to S6.
Sir George Skene served as Provost of Aberdeen in 1676-85 and was a rich merchant. Before he was a resident the house was occupied by Matthew Lumsden, a wealthy merchant, who purchased the property in 1622.