Tan Ying and Johan Nilsson

PLANNING AND ARCHITECTURE IN CHINA

Johan and Tan Ying in Quanzhou, February 1999

Our means of transport when doing surveys in Quanzhou.

Location: Qinglong Xiang in the Chengnan district, February 1999.

 

On this page you will find material and links concerning architecture and planning in China. Tan Ying, PhD, has been a lecturer at Tsinghua University School of Architecture, Department of Planning and Urban Design. Johan Nilsson has also a PhD from the same school and took his Master Degree in Architecture at Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden. We are now living in Göteborg, Sweden, together with our daughter Fia.

Our research is focused on urban conservation and social aspects of urban renewal in Chinese cities. A speciality is how tourism development can utilise the historic-cultural resource and promote preservation, and vice versa. We have mainly worked in the capital Beijing and the coastal port city Quanzhou. Some articles and other material are available on the web.

You may also be interested in visiting the website concerning traditional urban neighbourhoods in Quanzhou. Why not take a virtual stroll through the Bei Men (North Gate) neighourhood!

Articles

Traditional neighbourhoods in Quanzhou

Quanzhou links

Other favourite links

Contact and copyright information

 

 

Tan Ying, Johan and Fia. Beijing, April 2003.

 

All material is copyright Tan Ying and Johan Nilsson.

 

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