Architecture Salon| How Does Architecture Transform Our Lives?

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The Taipei International Book Fair was held in February and many domestic and foreign publishers and authors were invited to participate. Three Union Bookstores in Hong Kong and several authors from its flag also came to celebrate. Among them, Hong Kong architecture columnist Hsu Yun Hang (Architectural Visitors) will be coming to Shaoxuan to share with you how buildings have changed people's lives through her Architectural Architecture series.

Hui Yun Hang is a registered architect and architecture columnist in Hong Kong and the United Kingdom. Graduated from the Department of Architecture, University of Newcastle, UK, Department of Architecture, University of East London, and Master of Business Administration from the University of Manchester, UK. She is currently a Senior Project Manager. Since 2008, he has written articles on architecture in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Beijing, Singapore, etc., as well as writing weekly architecture columns in the Hong Kong Gazette, the English Times in London and the Chinese Architecture Gazette in Hong Kong. He has published “Tsuki, Travels, Drawings”, and “Architecture” series I to VII, including “Penang Architecture” and “Architectural Thoughts”. In addition to book publications, the Architectural Visitors Studio also regularly organizes architectural tours and sharing meetings between Hong Kong and overseas, bringing the public closer to architecture. This lecture focuses on the Architectural Architecture series with seven books that delve into architecture in different cities, including Hong Kong, Tokyo, London, Beijing, New York and Singapore. We hope that, under the professional and fun of the author, readers will be able to take a fresh look at the buildings they encounter in life or on the road after the lecture.