This building seem trying to be camouflaged, blend in with its surroundings. Or perhaps it want to stand out from the rest. ha!! (picture taken, Shanghai, China 31/3/08)

How this interesting to see ‘Terracotta army’ use as part of decoration for the wall. (picture taken, near GuLou building, Beijing, China 30/7/08)

Like the space and the curving entrance door that draw a good attention and balance.
(picture taken, GuLou building, Beijing, China 30/7/08)

The pace of life in the city is always fast and moving in time. The old wall of this GuLou building which reflected the opposite side of the city life. It stand still and own old memories of the city…(picture taken, Beijing, China 30/7/08)

“When old meet new” - this is what life in the metropolitan city now. Old houses surrounded by all new buildings & shopping malls. Perhaps this contrast making a statement of how our city have been developed and progress today. (picture taken, Beijing, China 30/7/08)

I love the curved tiles which form a good pattern to decorate on this dull & grey wall. The red road sign also making itself stand out from the rest. (picture taken, GuLou Dong DaJie street, Beijing, China 30/7/08)

This is a small wood house installed in the new museum of Suzhou. It is interesting to see part of wood joints for this house are using stones. This is a brilliant idea of using old material to make it work well and aesthetic appeal to the house. Love it! (picture taken, new Suzhou museum, China 6/10/07)

Seeing through the window and seeing from the outside, finding unique balance of composition and harmony. Love it! (picture taken, new Suzhou museum, China 6/10/07)

One of the best part of the new Suzhou museum is this rock garden lake. The rock sculpture reflected itself to the water surface and simply let us to dream wild! Simply magical touch to everyone heart! Wonderful! (picture taken, new Suzhou museum, China 6/10/07)

This is a place where simplicity, calmness and fineness met. It is the only one modern museum design that I fall in love for the first sight. Haa! Thank you I.M.Pei (貝聿銘) , you are truly inspired, for designing such amazing architecture work. I wish I can stay in the museum for months to experience the feel of calmness and purity. (picture taken, new Suzhou museum, China 6/10/07)