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Tao Ho 何弢

born 1936, Shanghai
died 2019, Hong Kong
Works by Tao Ho include Architectural Model, Photography and Architectural Photography.

There are 5 objects by Tao Ho from the M+ Collection and the M+ Collection Archives available online.

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Photograph of a long, grey rectangular building. The concrete walls are tilted inward, and each of the two visible storeys are lined with yellow-framed windows. In the foreground is a tiled walk way, steps, a raid railing and a yellow lamp post. Two schoolgirls in blue sleeveless dress uniforms stand by the lamp post chatting; one has her arm draped over the red railing. Two other girls sit further back on the ground by the building; a boy is approaching the foreground.
Photograph of a long, grey rectangular building. The concrete walls are tilted inward, and each of the two visible storeys are lined with yellow-framed windows. In the foreground is a tiled walk way, steps, a raid railing and a yellow lamp post. Two schoolgirls in blue sleeveless dress uniforms stand by the lamp post chatting; one has her arm draped over the red railing. Two other girls sit further back on the ground by the building; a boy is approaching the foreground.

In Search of Hong Kong Brutalism

Oliver Elser traces highlights of his research into Brutalist architecture in Hong Kong
17 mins: 
Design and Architecture  /  Article
A poster featuring a detailed, colourful architectural drawing in which multiple architectural projects, structures, and phenomena are collaged and put into the same space. The image is dominated by a green grid-like pattern.
A poster featuring a detailed, colourful architectural drawing in which multiple architectural projects, structures, and phenomena are collaged and put into the same space. The image is dominated by a green grid-like pattern.

Walking, Plugging, and Floating: Archigram Cities in Asia

Beijing-based Drawing Architecture Studio explain how they created three posters inspired by Archigram’s practice alongside architectural projects around Asia
13 mins: 
Design and Architecture  /  Article

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