Modern Chinese Historiography
With an enormous and enduring legacy of
recording events, China, according to Liang Qichao, never produced “history”.
This intriguing provocation of a paradox is the focus of this set of papers,
casting light on the complex twentieth-century unfolding of China’s coming to
terms with its own architectural past at a time of violent upheavals. A new
architectural history was born in the process.
Architecture and Modern Thought
Modernity in China
Reconstituting the Chinese Building Tradition
Research China
Writing a Modern Architectural History
Collaborations
School of Design & Environment, National University of Singapore
AA Asia Singapore
Asian Urban Lab