CONCRETE HONG KONG : Zupagrafikaで自分だけのモダニズム都市を組み立てよう

Flipping through the pages, I was genuinely impressed by how the book captures the raw geometry of those 1950s-80s public housing blocks—the photos alone make it worth the price, but the architectural drawings add another layer of depth. It's a niche subject, yet the layout keeps it accessible even

The cutaway illustrations of those 1950s–80s public housing blocks are what sold me—they’re so detailed I kept flipping back to trace the balconies and stairwells. It reads like a proper architectural study, not just a coffee-table gloss, and the modernist angle gives it a real sense of purpose.

The historical context on Hong Kong’s postwar public housing is fascinating, and the architectural photography makes it easy to visualize the scale of those modernist blocks. I spent a whole evening flipping through it, and the detailed floor-plan illustrations really bring the era to life.