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Lap Sap Chung: The Monster That Kept Hong Kong Clean
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Hong Kong’s Colonial Heritage, Part XII: Fat Tat Tong, a Window Into Rural History
Christopher Dewolf
September 8, 2021
Via North Point, Part I: What Makes a Neighbourhood “Sticky”
Zolima CityMag
September 6, 2021
Hong Kong’s Colonial Heritage, Part XI: Cassels Block and Hong Kong Park
Christopher Dewolf
July 19, 2021
Hong Kong’s Colonial Heritage, Part X: Maryknoll Convent School
Christopher Dewolf
June 17, 2021
A Colourful Cure for What Ails Hong Kong’s Grey Public Spaces
Christopher Dewolf
June 3, 2021
How Epidemics Shaped Hong Kong, Part II: The Scars of SARS – and Covid
Christopher Dewolf
April 22, 2021
Architecture
The Vertical City, Part VI: A Hundred Hong Kong Towers at the Venice Biennale
Christopher Dewolf
May 31, 2018
How the Blue House is Keeping Hong Kong’s Heritage Alive
Christopher Dewolf
March 7, 2018
How a Hong Kong Designer Transformed Shenzhen
Christopher Dewolf
February 8, 2018
The Shenzhen Village That Once Ruled Hong Kong
Christopher Dewolf
January 31, 2018
How to Live in Extreme Density: Hong Kong’s Architecture Biennale Has Some Ideas
Christopher Dewolf
January 9, 2018
Eric Yim and the Business of Design
Christopher Dewolf
November 30, 2017
Take a Peek Inside King Yin Lei, Hong Kong’s Chinese Renaissance Landmark
Christopher Dewolf
September 27, 2017
Designing the Lion Rock Spirit: The International Design Furniture Fair Hong Kong
Christopher Dewolf
August 17, 2017
Crossing Borders Between Architecture and Jewellery: William Lim in Conversation With Nicolas Bos
Edith Terry
August 15, 2017
Hong Kong in Vancouver – Part III: Bing Thom and James Cheng, City-Builders
Christopher Dewolf
June 22, 2017
Private Museum, Public Heritage: The F11 Foto Museum
Christopher Dewolf
May 11, 2017
Hong Kong is the Most Shopping Mall-Crazy City on Earth. Is That a Bad Thing?
Christopher Dewolf
April 27, 2017
The Exploding Hong Kong Building That Launched Zaha Hadid’s Career
Christopher Dewolf
March 15, 2017
Haw Par Mansion and Hong Kong’s Lost Chinese Fantasyland
Christopher Dewolf
March 8, 2017
The Vertical City, Part IV: Hong Kong’s Art Scene Goes Up
Christopher Dewolf
February 22, 2017
The Vertical City, Part III: The West Kowloon Walled City
Christopher Dewolf
January 19, 2017
The Vertical City, Part II: Why Half of Hong Kong Lives in Public Housing
Christopher Dewolf
December 15, 2016
A Window Into Hong Kong’s Past: the Historic Former French Mission Building
Christopher Dewolf
November 24, 2016
New Life for a Modern Landmark: The Murray Building
Christopher Dewolf
October 27, 2016
The Vertical City, Part I: How Hong Kong Grew Up
Christopher Dewolf
October 6, 2016
How Two Unusual Hong Kong Architects Are Helping a School Rethink the Way Kids Learn
Christopher Dewolf
September 1, 2016
Slow Hong Kong: A Pause in the Heart of Central
Alice Miquel
August 17, 2016
The Blue Moment: Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze’s Ethereal Hong Kong
Christopher Dewolf
May 17, 2016
Creativity as a Family Business: Dinner With the Lims
Gabriella Zanzanaini, Christopher DeWolf
April 13, 2016
The Most Important Architects You’ve Never Heard Of
Christopher Dewolf
March 24, 2016
Slow Hong Kong: The 21 Stages of the Mid-Levels Escalator
Alice Miquel
March 16, 2016
Architecture Beyond Architecture: Marisa Yiu and Eric Schuldenfrei
Christopher Dewolf
January 28, 2016
The Ink Architect
Christopher Dewolf
January 14, 2016
Slow Hong Kong: The City in 693 Footbridges
Alice Miquel
January 14, 2016
Keeping Hong Kong’s Heritage Alive
Christopher Dewolf
January 6, 2016
What Kind of City Do You Want?
Christopher Dewolf
December 18, 2015
The Building With Round Windows
Christopher Dewolf
October 23, 2015
A Future for the Past: Tai O Heritage Hotel
Zoe Li
October 14, 2015
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