RSHP designs ‘super low-rise’ student tech hub in Shenzhen

The Architects’ Journal RSHP designs ‘super low-rise’ student tech hub in Shenzhen The youth innovation and entrepreneur hub is designed to create an ‘urban living room’ in China’s third most populous city The post RSHP designs ‘super low-rise’ student tech hub in Shenzhen appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Rob Wilson

In pictures: Zaha Hadid tops out 46-storey ‘canyon’ tower in Shenzhen

Scheme to become headquarters of the global Yidan Prize

6 Types of PCBs: What Are Their Advantages?

You could consider PCBs, or printed circuit boards, as the foundation of modern electronics. They are covered with features that are essential for the use of all kinds of technology. They connect and support the various components that go into the making of circuits. You can reach out to a company like Shenzhen PCB manufacturer […] <p>The post 6 Types of PCBs: What Are Their Advantages? first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

13 workers missing after ground collapse at Shenzhen rail site

Thirteen workers were still missing Thursday morning (5 December) after what’s being described as a ground collapse at a high-speed rail construction site in Shenzhen, southeastern China. Around 200 local… The post 13 workers missing after ground collapse at Shenzhen rail site appeared first on Global Construction Review.

SOM designs 270m-tall Shenzhen headquarters for shipping giant CIMC

Ground has been broken on a global headquarters for shipping company China International Marine Containers Group (CIMC). The building, designed by US architect Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM), is intended… The post SOM designs 270m-tall Shenzhen headquarters for shipping giant CIMC appeared first on Global Construction Review.

Tomorrow's Build - How Long Will Skyscrapers Last? 05072022

The supertall skyscraper is nearing its 100th birthday: with the Chrysler Building and Empire State Building over 300m tall. Skyscrapers, like every other building, have a shelf life, and as we build more and more of these massive structures it’s worth asking how long that shelf life actually is. Could we ever expect a modern-day skyscraper to stand for millenia? In order for a building to survive that long it has to battle two things: - the limits of its materials; and - the elements.

Tomorrow's Build - Hong Kong is Building a 2.5M Person City From Scratch, 07122021

Hong Kong has a problem: there are not enough homes and too many people. Carrie Lam has announced intentions to create a new 2.5m people metropolis on the border of Hong Kong and Shenzhen