Tag: Hong Kong

• What’s up Hong Kong

  

  Whether you call them daredevils, skywalkers, or urban explorers, the Russian cadre On The Roofs risk their lives, limbs, and law to give us an escape from our rolling chair-bound woes. The skyscraper scaling group spearheaded by Vitaliy Raskalov and Vadim Makhorov bring their exploits to Hong Kong for a new stunt: hacking a massive…

  Richelle Sibolboro

  October 20, 2014

  Architecture, Lifestyle, Public Space, Videos

  billboard, hacker, Hong Kong, On The Roofs

• Architecture of Density

  ‘Architecture of Density’ is a collection of images that looks at the urban fabric of Hong Kong by photographer Michael Wolf. His ongoing love affair with the city is showcased in these large scale works which focuses on repetition of pattern and form. The vertical world of infinite edifices highlights the ever growing lateral space…

  Richelle Sibolboro

  February 26, 2014

  Architecture, Art

  Architecture of Density, Hong Kong, Michael Wolf, photographs

• Small Spaces

  Hong Kong’s housing is so small that it can only be captured at a bird’s eye view.

  Richelle Sibolboro

  April 17, 2013

  Architecture, Interior Design

  china, Hong Kong, housing, photography, poverty, small spaces, Society of Community Organization, SoCO

• Opus

  I designed the building for Hong Kong, to respond to the unique conditions of the city. You wouldn’t build this anywhere else.’ – Frank Gehry

  Richelle Sibolboro

  May 15, 2012

  Architecture

  Frank Gehry, Hong Kong, Residential Structures