Beijing Designated as UNESCO-UIA World Capital of Architecture 2029
- Beijing has been named the UNESCO-UIA World Capital of Architecture for 2029 due to its rich architectural heritage and leadership in sustainable urban development.
- UNESCO Director-General Khaled El-Enany expressed confidence in Beijing's potential to lead global discussions on architecture's role in improving lives and preserving heritage.
- The city will host a year-long program in 2029 themed 'Returning to Balance', including exhibitions, conferences, and events to promote dialogue on building inclusive and sustainable cities.
- The World Capital of Architecture program, established by UNESCO and the International Union of Architects, is awarded every three years to the city hosting the UIA World Congress, with past honorees including Rio de Janeiro, Copenhagen, and Barcelona.
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Beijing wins Unesco World Capital of Architecture 2029
Beijing has been designated as the Unesco-UIA (International Union of Architects) World Capital of Architecture 2029, Unesco announced on Wednesday. The designation followed the recommendation of the Joint Committee for the World Capital of Architecture. Established jointly by Unesco and UIA, the World Capital of Architecture programme highlights the transformative role of architecture, urban planning, culture and heritage in advancing sustainab…
UNESCO names Beijing World Capital of Architecture for 2029
Paris, August 5 (SANA) The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) announced on Wednesday that it has selected the Chinese capital Beijing as the World Capital of Architecture for 2029, recognizing its rich architectural heritage and pioneering vision in sustainable urban development. UNESCO Director-General Khaled El-Enany said following the announcement that “the selection of Beijing reflects confidence in its…
UNESCO has declared Beijing, the capital of China, as the UNESCO-UIA World Capital of Architecture for 2029. Beijing, which stands out with its rich architectural heritage and vision for sustainable urban development, becomes the fourth city to receive this title.
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