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  • May 2008
    • Capital Ambition Feeds Beijing's Building Boom

      Capital Ambition Feeds Beijing's Building Boom

      The new Terminal 3 at Beijing airport—the largest building in the world—is not only the gateway for visitors streaming into the Chinese capital for this summer's Olympics. It's also the capstone for an unprecedented building program that has transformed Beijing into a world-scale architectural showcase. The New York Times looks at how China is translating its rapid growth and political ambition into such projects—and hoping the world notices. More »

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      China   2008 Beijing Olympics   Beijing   architecture   airport terminal   Rem Koolhaas   Beijing Capital International Airport   Norman Foster

  • February 2008
    • Beijing Opens Giant Air Terminal

      Beijing Opens Giant Air Terminal

      Ahead of this August's Olympics, Beijing is set to open a new airport terminal that has been billed as the world's largest building. Designed by Norman Foster, who also designed Hong Kong's airport, the new Terminal 3 was built in only 4 years and, unlike many buildings in China, incorporates environmental control systems to minimize energy consumption, writes the Independent . More »

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      China   2008 Beijing Olympics   environment   airport   carbon footprint   Beijing Capital International Airport   Norman Foster

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