A Groundbreaking Exhibition Reveals the Many Layers of I.M. Pei
After years of research, M+ museum has unveiled the world’s first retrospective exhibition on Chinese-American architect I.M. Pei...
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Steel Beams and Lots of Danger: How John Nye Photographed Hong Kong’s Building Boom
Known for his work with Henry Steiner, John Nye was also a sky-high architectural photographer ...
Three Photographers, Three Visions of Hong Kong
The photos of Lee Fook Chee, Hedda Morrison and Brian Brake come together to form a compelling portrait of Hong Kong – and the photographers themselves....
Hong Kong’s Modern Heritage, Part XI: The Bank of China Tower
Three generations of work by the Pei family underpins Hong Kong's most famous skyscraper....
The Unexpected Link Between Hong Kong’s Urban Spaces and the Global Climate Crisis
A new project by the Canadian Centre of Architecture examines the link between Hong Kong's financial district and environmental damage around the world....
On the Hunt for Hong Kong’s Missing Bankers’ Lions
Two Art Deco lions stood outside the main entrance to the Bank of China Building until they were banished without ceremony. What happened to them?...
1967: When the Bank of China Building Became a Giant Propaganda Machine
As the 1967 riots gripped Hong Kong, a familiar landmark suddenly transformed into a giant billboard for the Cultural Revolution. ...
David Tang’s Way of Life
The flamboyant founder of Shanghai Tang tells us about his philanthropy, his style and why friends are so important....