Cities Without Ground: A Hong Kong Guidebook
by Adam Frampton, Jonathan D. Solomon, Clara Wong
An architectural guidebook documenting Hong Kong's elevated pedestrian networks and multilayered urban spaces through maps and photography.
About This Book
Cities Without Ground examines Hong Kong's distinctive three-dimensional pedestrian system.
The book documents elevated walkways, footbridges, and multilevel connections throughout the city.
Through detailed maps and photography, it reveals how movement occurs above street level.
The guide highlights the relationship between architecture, infrastructure, and daily urban navigation.
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