Rethink Architecture: A Pioneer Among Us

Architects are usually measured by the number, type and quality of design projects in their careers. What’s unique about Ming, however, is that his incredibly broad and diverse influence exceeds any usual way of measuring. Share with us some valuable things you’ve done that typical means of benchmarking wouldn’t necessarily capture.

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Rethink Architecture: We Built These Cities

MulvannyG2 opened its Shanghai office 10 years ago and to celebrate, we're reflecting on how China's development markets, our design approach, and our client relationships have evolved in that time.

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Rethink Architecture: Psst…Chinese Retailers Want to Ask You Something

What Would You Say to Chinese Retailers to Help? Right now Chinese retailers need to address both market and operational changes as retail development continues to expand rapidly. What's been your experience meeting these challenges, in Asia or the U.S.? Tell us what you think!

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Learning from Repeatability

We've reframed a core expertise to meet clients' current challenges in a different market. How have you co-opted an idea, a perspective, or an approach? What do you think about this in general? Let's talk about it!

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Moving from Insight to Innovation

Innovation comes in many forms and magnitudes, all of which stem from a “click” or an insight. The insight kicks a presumption to the curb, making way for a new possibility to rush in. This happened for us several times this year, and I’d like to share just four of them with you.

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Can foreign architects bridge communication gaps in China’s design process so more sustainable buildings can be built there faster?

Today, buildings emit 40% of the world’s carbon. And by 2035, China alone will construct five million more buildings, equivalent to 10 New York Cities. Here, we define some presumptions about this huge sustainable building opportunity, and how architects can encourage more and better sustainable designs to be built in China.

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