Architecture and disciplinary knowledge : a case study of Hong Kong's heritage and politics

Architecture and disciplinary knowledge a case study of Hong Kong's heritage and politics

Tai Kwun, a colloquial name literally meaning ‘big police station’, was first established by the British in 1864 and later revitalised as one of the largest cultural districts in Hong Kong. The transformation of the former Central Police Station into a series of art galleries not only follows the na...

Ausführliche Beschreibung

Gespeichert in:
Bibliographische Detailangaben
Veröffentlicht in:Architecture, media, populism ... and violence / edited by Graham Cairns
1. Verfasser: Leung, Isaac (VerfasserIn)
Format: UnknownFormat
Sprache:eng
Veröffentlicht: 2023
Schlagworte:
Tai Kwun > Geschichte > Polizeidienststelle > Nutzungsänderung > Demokratie > Öffentlicher Raum > Architektur > Hongkong
Tags: Tag hinzufügen
Keine Tags, Fügen Sie den ersten Tag hinzu!
Titel Jahr Verfasser
Screening the capitol riot 2023 Dell'Aria, Annie
˜Theœ press photography of "red Vienna", 1929-1938 2023 Branscome, Eva
Architecture and disciplinary knowledge : a case study of Hong Kong's heritage and politics 2023 Leung, Isaac
Housing populism : constructing the "little man's" house, deconstructing the "queer" home 2023 Rio, Malcolm
Diplomacy under siege : Belgium's diplomatic patrimony and political target during the Boxer Rebellion (1900) and the Lumumba Assassinatio (1961) 2023 Rottiers, Charlotte
Social infrastructure and disintegration, statecraft and democracy : making an example of broadwater farm estate 2023 Peacock, Alfie
Germania-on-Thames 2023 Fraser, Murray
Mediating consensus and enacting dissensus : contested space, architecture and the limits of representation 2023 Langhorst, Joern
Weaponising architecture 2023 Cairns, Graham
Representation and refusal : from state architecture to highway protests 2023 Kruth, Jeffrey
Architecture journalism and the proto-political 2023 Deamer, Peggy
˜Theœ pornographic scene of insurrection : on "disimaging" the architecture of democracy from the imagery of Potemkin steps to the reimaging of the capitol riot 2023 Lahiji, Nadir
Alle Artikel auflisten