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Hace 1 día · Wang Shu’s works that use recycled building materials, such as roof tiles and bricks from dismantled walls, create rich textural and tactile collages. Working in collaboration with construction workers, the outcome sometimes has an element of unpredictability, which in his case, gives the buildings a freshness and spontaneity.
23 de ene. de 2024 · Wang Shu, a winner of the prestigious Pritzker Prize, revisits Chinese architecture by combining recycled materials with traditional craftmanship. As the founder of Amateur Architecture Studio he strives to design projects that integrate harmoniously with their environment.
Wang Shu of The People’s Republic of China Is the 2012 Pritzker Architecture Prize Laureate Wang Shu, a 48 year old architect whose architectural practice is based in Hangzhou, The People’s Republic of China, will be the recipient of the 2012 Pritzker Architecture Prize, it was announced today by Thomas J. Pritzker, chairman of The Hyatt Foundation which sponsors the prize.
27 de feb. de 2012 · Wang Shu nació el 4 de noviembre de 1963 en Urumqi, en la región autónoma de Xinjiang, y sólo ha trabajado dentro de China y ha desarrollado la mayor parte de su obra en Hangzhou, a 170 ...
Wang Shu, artesano de la arquitectura. 05 MIN 00 SEG. Francisco Morales V. Cd. de México (24 septiembre 2023) .-21:00 hrs. "Quizá sólo el 5 por ciento de los edificios está construido por el ...
Nowhere is the paradox of Chinese architecture more apparent than in the reception of the work of Wang Shu. The Hangzhou-based designer’s 2012 Pritzker Prize—the first awarded to a Chinese national—has been simultaneously interpreted by the foreign press as evidence of “architectural dissidence” and “a celebration of the [Chinese ...
25 de sept. de 2013 · 15 de Abril, 2017. En este video para Louisiana Channel, el arquitecto chino y ganador del Premio Pritzker 2012, Wang Shu comparte su perspectiva sobre la arquitectura contemporánea y lo que significa ser un arquitecto hoy en día. "La arquitectura no es solo un objeto que sitúas en un contexto", explica Shu.
