Wallpaper on China
February 3, 2012, by CH StaffWallpaper.com turn their attention to China, with an overview of some of the country's most dazzling architectural highlights of the past few years. "If buildings could talk", the article opens, "China's would be heard round the world". Too right, and for a quick recap of what's been happening from the likes of logon's Museum of Glass in Shanghai, Liyuan Library in Beijing and other structures across Tianjin, Shenzhen and beyond, take a look at their comprehensive slide show here.
Oh, and speaking of Wallpaper* be sure to check out the design, fashion and art mag's recently launched Chinese -language website here.
Fast Company: 100 Most Creative in Business
Fast Company have just published their annual run-down of the most creative people in business. Seizing the top spot is environmentalist Ma Jun, Director of the Institute of Public and Environmental Affairs. Congrats to him! Read on
2012 has already seen some pretty spectacular fashion showcases, with that amazing Alfred Dunhill event marking the highpoint for what's proving to be a pretty luxurious dragon year. Now, and as if we needed reminding of China's love for all things... Read on
Date for your diary: Shanghai Portfolio Night
Attention job seekers, networkers and anyone involved in the advertising industry: Ogilvy & Mather China will host ihaveanidea's annual Portfolio Night as part of a series of global events all taking place on May 23. Read on
Few bits and pieces on the blogs this week, including a gem of a proposal from Shanghai-based practice 3Gatti for a 'Shelf Hotel'. First up, though, is Beijing-based META-Project's exhibit centre in Huludao, Liaoning Province. Read on
MAD Launch 2012 Travel Fellowship
Here's some good news for Chinese architecture students – Beijing-based MAD have launched their 2012 Travel Scholarship, providing young talents from the mainland the opportunity to travel to a foreign city or area of their choosing for... Read on
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