David Hammons, Chang Yung Ho, Yona Friedman, and others gather at the 2017 Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism/Architecture in Shenzhen to discuss “Cities, Grow in Difference”
David Hammons, Chang Yung Ho, Yona Friedman, and others gather at the 2017 Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism/Architecture in Shenzhen to discuss “Cities, Grow in Difference”
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December 4, 2017, Shenzhen The Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism\Architecture (UABB), the only exhibition in the world to explore issues of urbanization and architectural development, will be opening for its 7th edition on December 15th, 2017. UABB will be held at Nantou Old Town in Nanshan district, an urban village that was once the administrative center of the Bao'An County. Hou Hanru, Liu Xiaodu, and Meng Yan (in alphabetic order) make up the curatorial team, all known for notable accomplishments in their respective fields. UABB is thrilled to host more than 200 award-winning exhibitors from 25 countries to share their perspectives on diversity and urban villages at this year’s biennale.
David Hammons, Chang Yung Ho, Yona Friedman, and others gather at the 2017 Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism/Architecture in Shenzhen to discuss “Cities, Grow in Difference”
David Hammons, Chang Yung Ho, Yona Friedman…
David Hammons, Chang Yung Ho, Yona Friedman, and others gather at the 2017 Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism/Architecture in Shenzhen to discuss “Cities, Grow in Difference”
December 4, 2017, Shenzhen The Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism\Architecture (UABB), the only exhibition in the world to explore issues of urbanization and architectural development, will be opening for its 7th edition on December 15th, 2017. UABB will be held at Nantou Old Town in Nanshan district, an urban village that was once the administrative center of the Bao'An County. Hou Hanru, Liu Xiaodu, and Meng Yan (in alphabetic order) make up the curatorial team, all known for notable accomplishments in their respective fields. UABB is thrilled to host more than 200 award-winning exhibitors from 25 countries to share their perspectives on diversity and urban villages at this year’s biennale.
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