The Made in Hong Kong – Interactive Colloquium features a series of short presentations exploring entrepreneurship in Hong Kong, challenging existing conditions and presenting new projects that address the city’s urban entrepreneurialism. Among the participants are GSAPP faculty and alumni Tei Carpenter (Adjunct Assistant Professor), Christoph Kumpusch (Adjunct Associate Professor), Travis Bunt (‘10 MSAUD, '11 MSRED), Danil Nagy ('10 M.Arch, '11 MSUP, Adjunct Assistant Professor), Ming Norman Xu ('10 MSRED, '12 MArch), Lucas Xu ('11 SIPA), Timothy Tsang ('15 MArch), and Tat Lam ('08 MArch, Studio-X Beijing).
It is co-presented by the International Forum on Urbanism, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University School of Design, the Chinese University of Hong Kong School of Architecture, and Columbia GSAPP.

Columbia GSAPP hosts a party following the commencement ceremonies of the UABB Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism\Architecture (5:55-7pm) to celebrate the school’s contribution “Data-Mining China: Excavating the Urban Village,” curated by Travis Bunt, Danil Nagy, and Tat Lam in collaboration with GSAPP students, and the installation “Irregular Development” by Karolina Czeczek and GSAPP faculty Adam Frampton (Only If).

Biennial Symposium about informal development in cities, addressing specific Chinese case studies within a global context. Moderated by biennial co-curator Meng Yan, with participating Columbia GSAPP faculty and alumni Christoph Kumpusch, Adam Frampton, Travis Bunt, Danil Nagy, and Tat Lam.