A reassessment of Tao Ho’s modern Hong Kong: from the Hong Kong Arts Centre’s triangular logic to St. Stephen’s College and Wing Kwong Church—structure as civic ...
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Labour has learnt nothing from Denmark’s immigration success – but neither has Reform
In Denmark they call it the Paradigm Shift: the country that once boasted of the most liberal migration regime in Europe is now spearheading the toughest immigration policy on the continent.
The Southbank Centre, which was once voted Britain's ugliest building, has finally been granted Grade II listed status after a ...
From Batman: Arkham to Marvel's Spider-Man 2, here's our pick of the best superhero games that you should play right now ...
To accompany his report on Computer Students in The Wire 505, Louis Pattison explores a playlist of releases from the Italy based label ...
The modern political thriller is no longer confined to localized paranoia or boardroom diplomacy; it has evolved to reflect the sprawling, decentralized nature of global corruption. At the center ...
Among the most important figures in this lineage is the late architect Tao Ho, whose work and public role formed a quieter—but no less foundational—strand in Hong Kong's modern architectural heritage.
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