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Inside China’s High-Rise Dilemma: An Architect on Fire Risk and Urban Density
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Inside China’s High-Rise Dilemma: An Architect on Fire Risk and Urban Density
Chongqing — A recent fire in Hong Kong has renewed public debate in China about the risks of high-rise living, a discussion that is growing more frequent and urgent as the country’s earliest residential towers approach 30 years old. Bridging News spoke with Chu Dongzhu, chief architect at the Chongqing Architectural Design Institute, to explore the structural factors behind these risks. “When you look at some older residential blocks,” Chu said.…
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