Emma Xin Ma

Emma Xin Ma holds an M. Arch from the University of Waterloo, where she completed a graduate thesis on Shenzhen’s social and urban morphology as results of the Second Line. She is currently practicing as an Intern Architect in Toronto.

How does the line that defines an area have the power to create and an equally great capacity to divide and destroy?

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How does the line that defines an area have the power to create and an equally great capacity to divide and destroy?

By James Bridle draftworks* Dongsei Kim Emma Xin Ma, and 9 more

[roundtable_menu] [contributor]James Bridle, Athens [excerpt]Seamless Transitions is a story of borders that are mute and invisible. They are not supposed to be seen or heard.[/excerpt] [/contributor] [contributor]draftworks* architects, Nicosia &