All roads lead to Beijing. Or Shanghai. Or so it seems from conversations with architects from around the world. Everybody is doing work in China or trying to get work over there. Big firms, young firms, Americans, Europeans, Japanese—all have China stamps in their passports. And Chinese architects are flying to LA, New York, London, and Berlin to see how things are done there.

To help connect East and West, Architectural Record has launched a Chinese-language edition that comes out three times a year--in April, August, and December. Check this site for highlights from Architectural Record China and from previous coverage of China in Architectural Record.

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Features
Chinese Architects Look to the Future while Connecting with Past.
Reinventing Qingpu for the 21st Century
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News
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•  Tadao Ando creates a bold design center for Shanghai
•  SOM aims to build a zero-energy office tower in Guangdong
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Past China Coverage
We received a Neal Award for "Best Single Issue of a Magazine" for our 2004 China issue! Be sure to check out the archrecord.com coverage.

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