`2016 China Prize`
Untold Stories: Architectural and Urban Development from the Soviet Union to the Russian Federation

This award enabled the realization of Su Tianyu’s long-held wish to travel to Russia to learn about its architecture, which he believes has deeply influenced and shaped modern Chinese architecture. For twenty-one days he traveled to Moscow, Sochi, and Saint Petersburg where he was able to observe the extraordinary scale of the Soviet buildings. Tianyu hopes that learning about the development of post-1960s architecture in Russia will help him to envision the future of modern Chinese architecture.

Su Tianyu
Tsinghua University School of Architecture

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Su Tianyu
Tsinghua University
School of Architecture

Su Tianyu

was born and grew up in Tianjin, a historic port city near Beijing, northeastern China. He received his Bachelor of Architecture degree, with honors, in June 2016 from Tsinghua University. Since September 2016, Tianyu has been working on his Master of Architecture degree in Tsinghua University under the supervision of Professor Shan Jun, a well-regarded Chinese architect and educator. Tianyu has interned with internationally known firms including OMA, AECOM, Shan Jun Atelier, and Atelier Li Xinggang. Following completion of his study in Tsinghua University, Tianyu aspires to study for his PhD in North America, focusing on urban regeneration and urban design.

2016 China Prize Untold Stories: Architectural and Urban Development from the Soviet Union to the Russian Federation

`2016 China Prize`
Untold Stories: Architectural and Urban Development from the Soviet Union to the Russian Federation