Urban Sustainability Reports

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The competition is hospitable all urban planning and concrete design majors altogether colleges and universities to share their best works in “Urban Sustainability Reports” .The competition aims to plant professional consciousness in students of urban planning, architecture, landscape and other related majors; enhance their capacities in reviewing, analyzing and solving social problems, connecting planning and style knowledge with practical issues in ecological environment, economic process , social progress; and exercise their skills of writing and presentation.

There is no theme restriction in 2021 WUPENiCity International Competition on Urban Sustainability Report. The Urban Sustainability Report requires students to use a spread of investigation and research methods to seek out problems and laws of urban Sustainable development.

Enroll on our website: wupen.org/edu

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