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We have 7 Architecture, Building & Planning PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in China
Architecture, Building & Planning PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in China
We have 7 Architecture, Building & Planning PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in China
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A Study of Land Property Rights and Rural Revitalisation in China
This is a fully funded doctoral project that aims to explore the impact of imperfect land property rights (ILPR) on rural development. Read more
The contemporary and cross-cultural interpretation of Jiangnan heritage: A case study of new architecture in Suzhou and Hangzhou
Suzhou and Hangzhou, as two representative cities and cultural centres of Jiangnan, are heritage cities with a rich inheritance of traditional architecture. Read more
Holographic Construction Methods for Circular Design
This research consolidates strengths of multiple areas of research, namely. paperless architecture, augmented reality, holographic construction and Circular Economy (CE, henceforth) for design. Read more
Engaging, informative and innovative! Researching in a future-oriented environment in UNNC
The Doctoral Programme “UNIPhD - Eight century legacy of multidisciplinary research and training for the next-generation talents” welcomes the… Read more
Computational design and optimization of internal porous scaffold and skeleton morphology for designing and making extra-light 3D-concrete printed precast facade components
This research project aims to develop an ‘extra-light’ precast concrete façade or wall component through geometrically configuring and structurally optimizing the internal porous scaffold or inner skeleton morphology using the computational morphogenesis method. Read more
Sustainable planning and implementation of eco-oriented enclave projects through knowledge transfer and management
Supervisors. Principal supervisor. Dr Yunqing Xu (XJTLU, Department of Urban Planning and Design. Co-supervisor. Dr Olivier Sykes (UoL, Department of Geography and Planning). Read more
Non-optimum temperature-related mortality burden in Suzhou, China: its spatial pattern, associated risk factors and potential effect modifiers.
Due to climate change, extreme temperatures occur much more frequently at present and tend to aggravate health burden globally. Read more
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