China Goes Urban The City to Come /anglais/italien/chinois Umwelt & Land Art Leaders in these concepts

Leaders in these concepts

Tony Cokes

Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian

it does not stop with the process of viewing

alongside a look at some recent client projects—from a Balinese-style compound in the Caribbean to a palatial villa in Sicily

China Goes Urban The City to Come /anglais/italien/chinois Umwelt & Land Art Leaders in these conceptsIn 1978, 18% of the population in China lived in urban areas. Since then the number of inhabitants in cities has increased approximately 1% per annum and currently makes up 60% of the total population. New infrastructures and settlements have gradually modified the landscape, transformed property rights, swept away administrative boundaries, and gobbled up rural spaces and villages. Understanding the rapid, disruptive process of Chinese urbanisation