mar 3, 2010
SCAPE / RISING CURRENTS featured in New York Magazine
WHEN THE WATER RISES - Five Architects' Plans for Managing a Globally Warmed Future
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Kate Orff's essay published in China
Landscape Urbanism and the Strategy of the Earthwork
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OYSTER-TECTURE featured in The Architects Newspaper!
AS THE TIDE TURNS
Rising Currents teams share flood-averting plans
jan 28, 2010
SCAPE is a DBE
SCAPE has been certified as a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise.
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SCAPE and SGA shortlisted on KPOP
nov 19, 2010
Studio Gang and SCAPE pursue new designs for Maritime Culture & Pop Music Center in Kaohsiung, Taiwan.
The Maritime Cultural and Popular Music Center is an integral part of the major public investment and construction plan by the Kaohsiung City Government. A major investment toward the overall development of Kaohsiung and even the whole of Southern Taiwan. Through the building of an international art and cultural performance venue and a maritime cultural center, the aim is to establish Kaohsiung as a fulcrum for Asia-Pacific pop music production and performance and an international exchange platform for maritime culture.
The central and direct goal of the Project is to create a Maritime Cultural and Popular Music Center that highlights the unique character of Kaohsiung City while satisfying the needs of the local people, the industries and future trends.
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