TY - BOOK AU - Frampton,Kenneth AU - Dong,Yiping AU - Chen,Aric AU - Bouman,Ole AU - Kallehauge,Mette Marie AU - Baan,Iwan AU - Holm,Michael Juul AU - Kjeldsen,Kjeld AU - Garner,Glen ED - Frampton, Kenneth ED - Louisiana (Museum : Humlebæk, Denmark) TI - Wang Shu Amateur Architecture Studio. SN - 9788792877826 AV - NA1549.W35 A4 2017 U1 - 720.92 23 PY - 2017/// CY - Zurich, Humlebaek PB - Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Lars Müller Publishers KW - Wang, Shu, KW - Amateur Architecture Studio KW - Exhibitions KW - Architecture KW - History KW - 21st century KW - China KW - Architecture, Modern N1 - Published on the occasion of the exhibition "The Architects Studio. Wang Shu -- Amateur Architecture Studio" held at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, February 9-April 30, 2017; Introduction 6 -- The Architect as Amateur: The Studio of Shu and Lu Wenyu by Kenneth Frampton 11 -- Ningbo History Museum 19 -- Zhongshan Imperial Road 47 -- Amateur Architecture by Wang Shu 61 -- Tiled Garden 67 -- Jinhua Ceramic Pavilion 75 -- Excerpts from “One Day” Stage one of the China Academy of Art Campus by Wang Shu 85 -- Xiangshan Campus, China Academy of Art 99 -- Dwelling between Mountain and Water: A Return to the Traditional, Ideal World The Fuyang Project by Amateur Architecture Studio by Yiping Dong 129 -- Wa Shan Guesthouse 145 -- Ningbo Contemporary Art Museum 163 -- The Opposition of Craft by Aric Chen 177 -- Wencun Village 185 -- For Love, Or Other Reasons by Ole Bouman 207 -- Fuyang Cultural Complex 215 -- N2 - Accompanying an exhibition of the same name at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, this publication examines the recent work of the Chinese architect Wang Shu, Pritzker Prize winner in 2012. At a time when China's explosive urbanization is making inroads into rural areas and leaving the marks of cheap concrete construction everywhere, Wang Shu and Amateur Architecture Studio are keen to work against this tendency by reusing materials from the buildings that Chinese authorities are systematically tearing down and rebuilding after western models. Wang Shu's architecture reveals a thoughtful attitude toward both design and implementation, as well as the ability to react flexibly to the surroundings and history of a particular site ER -