Cities Without Ground: A Hong Kong Guidebook
by Adam Frampton, Jonathan D. Solomon, Clara Wong
Cities Without Ground presents Hong Kong through the lens of its architecture and urban landscape. This guidebook invites readers to explore how the city is shaped, experienced, and understood, making it a useful companion for anyone interested in Hong Kong, contemporary cities, or the built environment.
About This Book
Cities Without Ground is a guidebook devoted to Hong Kong and its distinctive urban character.
The book approaches the city through the relationship between architecture, infrastructure, and the spaces in which urban life unfolds.
It offers readers a way to look closely at Hong Kong as a built environment rather than simply as a destination.
Written by Adam Frampton, Jonathan D. Solomon, and Clara Wong, this volume is suited to readers interested in cities, architecture, and Hong Kong.
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