Beijing architects practices links, Chinese Capital City architecture studios, China design office list info
Beijing Architecture Offices
Key Building Designers in China, Asia – Architecural Studios
post updated 21 October 2023
Beijing Architect Offices – Architect Office Listings
Additions for the Beijing Architecture Studios page welcome.
Beijing Architects
Beijing Building
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Links to Beijing Architect Studio Information – Architecture Practices listed alphabetically by surname
Beijing Architect Practices
Design Studios, alphabetical:
Beijing Offices featured on this site but not listed in practice section
SAKO Architects
URBANUS Architecture & Design,Inc
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Beijing Architects not yet featured
Atelier 100s+1
DnA Design and Architecture
in+of architecture
standardarchitecture
Sino-American office
Location: Beijing, People’s Republic of China, eastern Asia
Architecture in Beijing
Beijing Architecture Designs – chronological list
Beijing Architecture Walking Tours by e-architect guides for visitors, pre-booking required.
Contemporary Architecture in Beijing – architectural selection below:
Beijing Zhongshuge Lafayette store interior
Architects: X+LIVING
photo : Wu Qingshan
Beijing Zhongshuge Lafayette store design
Apple Sanlitun, Chaoyang District
Architects: Foster + Partners
image courtesy of architects
Apple Sanlitun Store
Chinese Architectural Designs
China Architecture Designs – chronological list
Chinese Capital City
Combining both modern and traditional style architectures, Beijing is one of the oldest cities in the world, with a rich history dating back over three millennia.
Three styles of architecture are predominant in urban Beijing. First, there is the traditional architecture of imperial China, perhaps best exemplified by the massive Tian’anmen (Gate of Heavenly Peace), which remains the People’s Republic of China’s trademark edifice, the Forbidden City, the Imperial Ancestral Temple and the Temple of Heaven.
Next, there is what is sometimes referred to as the “Sino-Sov” style, with structures tending to be boxy and sometimes poorly constructed, which were built between the 1950s and the 1970s.
Finally, there are much more modern architectural forms, most noticeably in the area of the Beijing CBD in east Beijing such as the new CCTV Headquarters, in addition to buildings in other locations around the city such as the Beijing National Stadium and National Center for the Performing Arts.
source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beijing
Additions for the Beijing Architect Studios page welcome
Architecture Walking Tours – city walks
