Chang Liu is a postdoctoral fellow in architecture at Tongji University, specializing in architectural conservation. He earned his bachelor's degree in historic architecture conservation from Tongji University, a master’s degree in graduate architectural design from the Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London, and a Ph.D. from the University of Edinburgh. His research, supported by the Shanghai Post-doctoral Excellence Program, focuses on integrating architectural preservation with contemporary narratives. His work has been recognized with prestigious awards, including the Taipei International Competition Winner Prize and funding from the China Scholarship Council. His designs and research have been showcased internationally, from Beijing Design Week to the Royal Scottish Academy.
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Conservation of Uncertain Archaeological Sites
Chang Liu
This book approaches the study from architectural perspectives, analyzing the collection of brochs’ features and classifying them based on regional differences. By identifying regional standard models and hypothesizing design schemes, it reveals insights into the methods and strategies used by ancient builders. This understanding not only aids in interpreting brochs but also makes these uncertain archaeological sites more readable and accessible. The major conclusion of this book is the framework...
