Dr. Tang Keyang focuses on city and space from a multidisciplinary perspective, and performs research on innovative practices in building typology, culture space, and visual-psychology-behavior interactions. Currently a member of Ministry of Construction Professional City Design Committee, China Artists Association, Architectural Society of China, Chinese Society of Landscape Architecture, and several other professional committees. He received PhD in Architecture at Harvard University, Masters in Literature and History of Architecture, Bachelor in Engineering, and has authored and published nearly 20 books. His books, including his translation of Delirious New York, was published at organizations including Commercial Press and Cornell University Press.
Dr. Tang Keyang was curator of China Pavilion at the 2010 Venice Biennale, and has curated, hosted, and designed multiple international exhibitions such as Chinese Gardens for Living, interdisciplinary academic research programs and cultural buildings, which range from art museums, libraries, university campuses, and cultural and travel accommodations. He has worked with multiple internationally renowned architects, artists, and educational and cultural organizations to tackle modern challenges in heterogenous areas, focusing on the topic of cultural heritage and space innovations.