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Hour25 / [core editors, Choi Kit Wang [and others]].
Title & Author:

Hour25 / [core editors, Choi Kit Wang [and others]].

Publication:

[Hong Kong] : ORO editions ; Berkeley, CA : North American distribution, Publishers Group West/Perseus, ©2012.

Description:

1 volume (various pagings) : illustrations (some color) ; 24 cm.

Series:

HKU architecture papers ; v. 1

Notes:
"The University of Hong Kong Faculty of Architecture"--Case.
"A student initiated project with the support from the Department of Architecture, the University of Hong Kong (HKU)"--Page 00:08.
Series statement from case and page opposite to colophon.
Issued in slipcase.
"A student initiated project with the support from the Department of Architecture, the University of Hong Kong (HKU)"--P. 00:08.
Series statement from case.
Includes transcripts of interviews with Julien De Smedt and George L. Legendre.
Process -- Behaviour -- Phasing -- Lecture -- Public review -- Essays -- Time zone -- HKU & world -- HOURS25.
Summary:

Hour 25 is the first volume of the HKU Architecture Papers, a student-edited series of annual publications chronicling the design work of the Department of Architecture at the University of Hong Kong. With an emphasis on process and critical reflection, the series provides a window into contemporary design education in Hong Kong. Initiated and edited by a group of architecture students at the University of Hong Kong, Hour 25 creates a platform for architectural discourse through highlights of the year's best student works, critical essays from staff, reviews of programming, and a chronicle of the Department of Architecture. The 25th hour is a critical moment for architects: the space beyond the daily routine of 24 hours. It also exemplifies the struggle of architecture students: lack of sleep due to endless studio work. 24 hours a day is simply not sufficient.

ISBN:

9781935935339 (pbk.)
193593533X (pbk.)

Subject:

University of Hong Kong. Faculty of Architecture.
Architecture Study and teaching (Higher) China Hong Kong.
Architectural design Study and teaching (Higher) China Hong Kong.
Architectural design Study and teaching (Higher)
Architecture Study and teaching (Higher)
China Hong Kong.

Form/genre:

Distinctive presentations.
Interviews.

Added entries:

Choi, Kit Wang.
Smedt, Julien De, 1975-
Liaropoulos-Legendre, George
University of Hong Kong. Faculty of Architecture.
HKU architecture papers ; v. 1.

Hour 25

Holdings:

Location: Library main 284294
Call No.: BIB 223027
Status: Available

Location: Library main 284373
Call No.: BIB 223027
Copy: slipcase
Status: Available

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