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Book SynopsisThe work of award-winning Chinese architecture firm Atelier Archmixing bridges the gap between design and research. This book is an in-depth, theoretical work with 11 articles, a commentary by Professor Wang Junyang and interviews with Professor Ge Ming and Professor Lu Andong. The articles featured here are from design research papers published continuously in domestic and overseas professional periodicals on Atelier Archmixing from 2012 to 2018. Although these papers were written at different times, they share echoing concerns, showcasing Archmixing’s design ethos with a wide range of topics covered in a systematic theoretical framework.
Text in English and Chinese.
Table of ContentsZHENG Shiling Atelier Archmixing：An Exploring Architectural Studio in Contemporary China WANG Jun-Yang A Decade for Atelier Archmixing: In Search of an Another Architecture GE Ming ✕ ZHUANG Shen: Core Issue on Urban Architecture LU Andong ✕ ZHUANG Shen: How Can Design Adapt to Future Change Design Research Outline on “Change” Standing Between the Individual and the Public An Altitude of Unrecognizable System: The Architectural World of Geoffrey Bawa Everyday, Change and the Unrecognizable System Spatial Redundancy Work Within the City Possibilities Towards an Urban Architecture: Notes on the Symposium of “Hongkou 1617 Exhibition and Urban Study” The Martian and Used Universe Invisible Change: Technologizing Space at the User’s End The Echo of the Unity: Reverse Thinking of the Interior Regeneration Design Strategy for Ordinary BuiB32
