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Evan Chakroff is a architectural designer and critic currently based in Shanghai, China. Evan has worked for Herzog & de Meuron (Basel) and Massimiliano Fuksas (Rome), and NBBJ (Shanghai), and has been an invited critic at the Knowlton School of Architecture (Ohio State University) and Waterloo University (Rome campus).
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- Pritzker Laureates 1,439 photos, 45 members
- MiDi Shanghai 73 photos, 14 members
- French Concession 1,634 photos, 106 members
- Urbanphoto 7,163 photos, 322 members
- Shanghai Flickr Meetup - 上海Flickr聚会 5,460 photos, 1,948 members
- KSA Summer Trips - Europe 235 photos, 8 members
- Arch Daily 68,850 photos, 5,032 members
- Stereophotography 36,916 photos, 2,109 members
- 3D Parallel Photography 4,691 photos, 198 members
- The Twentieth Century and Contemporary House 13,873 photos, 1,743 members
- Switzerland, We Have A Problem - A call for ideas 17 photos, 128 members
- presentation boards!!! (architecture projects) 2,120 photos, 742 members
- Fuksas 135 photos, 24 members
- Bruno Taut - Architect 111 photos, 15 members
- inside architects offices 238 photos, 274 members
- architecture of excess 65 photos, 18 members
- Urban Caribbean Architecture 211 photos, 25 members
- basler fasnacht 1,502 photos, 86 members
- Hugin Users Group 9,209 photos, 1,146 members
- MIMOA 4,468 photos, 149 members
- Herzog & de Meuron: An architectural study in images. 2,954 photos, 481 members
- Architecture 891,730 photos, 52,188 members
- Switzerland 138,475 photos, 7,127 members
- FOTOS AUS BASEL / Basler Stadtansichten 12,316 photos, 699 members
- KSA Travel 328 photos, 29 members
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- Name:
- Evan Chakroff
- Joined:
- August 2006
- Hometown:
- Washington DC
- Currently:
- Shanghai, China
- I am:
- Male and Single
- Occupation:
- architectural designer / engineer
- Website:
- tenuous resilience