《SHENZHEN ARCHITECTURAL GUIDE》是嶺南美術出版社出版的圖書，作者是深圳市規劃和國土資源委員會，深圳市城市設計促進中心
基本介紹
- 中文名：SHENZHEN ARCHITECTURAL GUIDE
- 作者：深圳市規劃和國土資源委員會、深圳市城市設計促進中心
- 出版社：嶺南美術出版社
- 出版時間：2015年11月
- 頁數：193 頁
- 定價：80.00 元
- 裝幀：平裝
- ISBN：9787536257726
- 原作品：趣城·深圳建築地圖
內容簡介
As the forefront of reform and opening-up policy, Shenzhen experiences a unique development different from other cities. Its architectural forms are also rich and varied. Both modern buildings and low-cost village houses reflect the characteristics of Shenzhen. In November 2008, Shenzhen was awarded the "City of Design" by UNESCO. There is no doubt that architecture has played ...(展開全部) As the forefront of reform and opening-up policy, Shenzhen experiences a unique development different from other cities. Its architectural forms are also rich and varied. Both modern buildings and low-cost village houses reflect the characteristics of Shenzhen. In November 2008, Shenzhen was awarded the "City of Design" by UNESCO. There is no doubt that architecture has played a role in it. However，only a few publications about Shenzhen architecture are found. Most of them are too specialized and professional for the public to read. A guide to the Shenzhen architecture is hence needed for the public interest. Besides, as an international city under rapid development, Shenzhen has experienced profound changes during the past 30 years and a recording for the changes and cultural memories is required. Based on the above intentions, Shenzhen Urban Planning and Land Committee compiles and publishes this book: Fun City-Map of Shenzhen Architectural. The 299 buildings and constructions selected in this book are the result of a thorough research, classification, information collection, public solicitation, expert discussions and public selection from more than 60,000 buildings in Shenzhen. These selected buildings include masterpieces of architect masters such as Vanke Center, common buildings bear a collective memory such as Shanghai Hotel; unique industrial heritage, and little-known ancient architectures. Most of the buildings are constructed after the founding of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone and a several historic buildings. Spatially the selection includes 10
