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10 Sep 2015

Neri&Hu on the state of Chinese architecture

Words by Miranda Fitzgerald

Category: Opinion

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Lyndon Neri and Rossana Hu discuss how greedy Chinese developers are prioritising financial gain over architectural value, and how talented product designers are choosing to work on “cars and phones” where there’s more money. 

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