“It's All About Continuing Our Cultures": In Conversation With Wang Shu On Designing Chinese Cities For Humanity

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People are the purpose and scale of the city. What does a people-oriented city look like? On April 8, 2021, sponsored by "LIFE WEEK ", the first Sanlian “City for Humanity Award” Ceremony was held in Chengdu. It takes "Rebuilding Connections" as its first theme, and hopes to promote a discussion on social values and humanistic care in Chinese cities through a professional and communicative approach, such as awards at this special moment after the epidemic.

This award ceremony is the announcement of outstanding urban space design cases, and it also presents an understanding of how cities should be integrated into the environment, and carry human memories and emotions. 

Here are the five award winners:

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Cite: Scarlett Miao. "“It's All About Continuing Our Cultures": In Conversation With Wang Shu On Designing Chinese Cities For Humanity" 25 Apr 2021. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/960584/its-all-about-continuing-our-cultures-in-conversation-with-wang-shu-on-designing-chinese-cities-for-humanity> ISSN 0719-8884

Ecological Contribution Award: Green Hill / TJAD Original Design Studio. Image via City for Humanity Award

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