Daven Wu

1 month ago | wallpaper.com | Daven Wu

‘Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams’ arrives in Seoul this spring, marking the exhibition's ninth iteration since its 2017 debut at Paris’ Musée des Arts Décoratifs. After captivating London, Shanghai, Tokyo, and other global capitals, the show finds new form at Zaha Hadid’s Dongdaemun Design Plaza.

1 month ago | wallpaper.com | Daven Wu

The Jinyu Xingfa Technology Campus & Quarry Park, nestled between the Great Wall of China and Yanqi Lake, 70km north of central Beijing, breathes new life into an abandoned industrial site. Once a bustling cement factory, built in the early 1990s, that supplied big-ticket projects such as the ‘Bird's Nest’ National Stadium, this 107.5-hectare expanse has evolved dramatically since closing in 2015 under China’s ambitious National Air Quality Action Plan.

2 months ago | cnaluxury.channelnewsasia.com | Daven Wu

Obsessions Canadian-born designer Lisa Crosswhite — who creates under the fashion persona Lisa Von Tang — has designed a collection of washed silk kaftans, long cotton beach dresses, Japanese denim and men's button up shirts, vacation-ready clothes that don't require a vacation to wear. New: You can now listen to articles.

2 months ago | scmp.com | Daven Wu

In the heart of Bangkok, overlooking Lumpini Park, stands the reborn Dusit Thani hotel – razed in 2019 after a blockbuster half-century run and now completely rebuilt under the direction of Hong Kong’s André Fu. On every metric, it’s a remarkable second act, not least because the Cambridge University-trained, Royal Institute of British Architects-qualified architect has breathed new life into this legendary property without succumbing to nostalgia or sterile modernity.

2 months ago | wallpaper.com | Daven Wu

At Art Basel Hong Kong, there’s enough artistic firepower to make even jaded collectors sit up and pay attention. The numbers don't lie: 240 exhibitors from 42 countries and territories will be on show. More than half hail from Asia-Pacific, proving this isn't just a Western art showcase, but a genuine platform for regional talent. If nothing else, the fair is bona fide feather in the cap of Hong Kong’s artistic ambitions.