华盖建筑(下):“稳定拓展”、“战时”与“战后”阶段(1935—1951),“联合顾问”(1951—1952)及“分路”后(1952—)

ALLIED ARCHITECTS (Ⅱ)

拓展业务 ＂华盖建筑＂业务刚开始以上海为主,之后陆续拓展到苏州、南京、长沙、昆明等地区,而3位合伙人（赵深、陈植、童寯）与旗下员工也各自有负责项目。 苏州的影院项目、基督教青年会电影部 20世纪20年代起,苏州开始有大戏院产生,包括有原（苏州）基督教青年会电影部、原（苏州）开明大戏院、原（苏州）北局大戏院。

In the second half of his history of Allied Architects, Huang Yuanzhao analyzes how the firm's development, expansion, and ultimate break-up expressed the shifting landscape of modern Chinese history. Allied Architects was founded in Shanghai, for example, and the firm quickly won projects in neighboring Suzhou, and then in Nanjing and Hangzhou. These projects exhibited the Chinese-Western style characteristic of Shanghai modern, especially during the thirties and early forties. During the war years, Allied Architects built primarily in Kunming, Yunnan and Guiyang, Guizhou. They also established a branch offi ce in Taipei. Consequently, with the establishment of the People's Republic of China, the founding members debated to stay in China or to leave? Ultimately, the three friends and classmates dissolved their partnership to begin again, each within a new historical context that would in turn shape their aesthetic and architectural practice.