通过一系列探索Bromberg建筑作品的不同凡响的城市用地的章节，建筑评论家Aaron Betsky揭示了Bromberg如何将他的设置可视化并将他的设计与这些设计产生的动态背景联系起来。Bromberg通过他的素描和照片展示了大自然对他曾经有过的意义，以及仍然存在的意义。他的评论有助于帮助读者理解与其自然起源相关的城市发展的概念。

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Andrew Bromberg, of global architecture and design practice Aedas, was born and raised in the Rocky Mountains of the United States and now lives and works in Asia. He is a leading light in the design of cutting-edge skyscrapers and large-scale development projects that consider cities not just as collections of buildings but as human-made landscapes shaped by social and economic forces as gradual or as abrupt as the erosions, accretions, uplifts and explosions that shape the natural world. Now inhabiting the craggy mixture of natural and human-made structures that define Hong Kong, Bromberg has long modelled his work on his knowledge of nature and his understanding of tectonic forces, both natural and human.

Drawing on a series of conversations and exploratory walks in major Asian cities – including Singapore and Ghuangzou – architecture critic Aaron Betsky reveals how Bromberg visualizes his settings and locates his designs within the complex and dynamic contexts in which they appear. Interspersed amid these urban reflections is a largely visual presentation of over twenty of Bromberg’s most exciting recent projects across Asia and the Middle East. Together these comprise a monograph/manifesto that offers a singular vision for the cities that will shape our future world.

Table of Contents

Introduction • 1. Hong Kong: Density • 2. Guangzhou/Tension • 3. Singapore/Shelter • 4. Dubai/Object • 5. Colorado/Journey