Christina Yao is a China Editor at Dezeen. She specializes in architecture and design, overseeing Dezeen's coverage of Chinese architecture and managing its WeChat account, while also exploring themes in interior design and home & garden. Christina has been featured in Newswav and Dezeen.
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Christina Yao's coverage is heavily focused on design-related topics, particularly in architecture and fashion. Her articles predominantly feature press releases and event coverage. Therefore, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to new product launches, design events, or innovative projects within the realms of architecture and fashion.
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A shading system comprised of copper-coloured ovals was added to the 205 North Quay tower in Brisbane to combat the harsh subtropical sun.
Chinese interior designer Bin Wu has unveiled the Pavilion of Time at Domaine National du Palais-Royal for Paris Design Week.
Architecture studio Grimshaw has designed three new stations for City Rail Link in Auckland, New Zealand, guided by Māori cultural values.
By: Christina Yao
Architecture studio BDP has unveiled a pharmaceutical research campus in Shanghai , China, comprised of interconnected buildings that evoke the movement of cell division.
Snøhetta added tunnelling playgrounds to Sky House, the final of four clubhouses that make up its Pavilia Farm residential development in Hong Kong.
By: Christina Yao
Architecture studio Snøhetta added tunnelling playgrounds to Sky House, the final of four clubhouses that make up its Pavilia Farm residential development in Tai Wai, Hong Kong
By: Christina Yao
From a fire jacket grown from fungi to building blocks made from algae and oyster shells, the latest exhibition at Melbourne 's National Gallery of
By: Christina Yao
Architecture studio Grimshaw and landscape architect Aspect Studios have completed a visitor experience centre for one of Australia 's most-visited natural landmarks, the Twelve Apostles in Victoria.
By: Christina Yao
Chinese architecture studio Büro Ziyu Zhuang embedded four cultural buildings, including a viewing tower and a rammed-earth workshop, into parkland in Xianning, China, to create the Zi Museum.
By: Christina Yao
British studio RSHP has completed a 45-storey office skyscraper in Shenzhen China , featuring two angled wings connected by a central core.
