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The late Iraqi-British architect's final airport opened in September at a cost of eleven billion dollars, claiming the title of world's largest and arguably its most advanced and greenest.
Having written The Fifth Quarter, a book devoted to the animal's less noble innards and extremities, Anissa Helou had never encountered this particular delicacy, so she travelled to Beijing to sample it for herself, purely for research.
Few revolutions taste as good as Laurence Brahm's. At his Red Capital Club, the entrepreneur drags Chairman Mao's era into the present, the walls lined with posters, porcelain figurines and Communist memorabilia galore.