The Tibet Autonomous Region appointed Professor Chen Keshi as the planning and Design Consultant of the regional government

Tibet Daily: Zhao Shubin on the morning of May 14, the government of the Tibet Autonomous Region held a symposium on the overall concept of environmental optimization and beautification design around the Tibet Grand Theater, the radio and television center of the autonomous region, the Potala Palace and Yaowang mountain, and listened to expert opinions on improving planning and design ideas. Luosangjiang village, deputy secretary of the regional party committee and chairman of the autonomous region, Deng Xiaogang, deputy secretary of the regional party committee and executive vice chairman of the autonomous region, Gong Puguang and Bian bazasi, vice chairmen of the autonomous region, and Chen Keshi, professor and famous planning and design expert of Peking University attended the symposium.

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Professor Chen Keshi made a report for the expanded study meeting of the theoretical learning center group of Shenzhen Municipal Party committee, and Wang Rong presided over the special report

Shenzhen Special Zone News (reporter Xiao Yi) "leveraging Qianhai to develop the economy of the bay area", "building a green new garden city group", "culture and finance are the twin engines to move towards a world-class city"... At the expanded study meeting of the theoretical learning center group of the municipal Party committee yesterday morning, Professor Chen Keshi, vice president of the school of urban planning and design of Beijing University and director of China Urban Design Research Center, made a special report on urban planning and design, In comparison with the development of advanced cities in the world, ten specific suggestions are put forward in combination with Shenzhen urban design.

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Chen Keshi visited Shenzhen Citizen Culture Lecture Hall and shared the story of the city

[Shenzhen business daily] (reporter Zhong Huasheng text / picture) on the afternoon of September 23, Chen Keshi, a famous urban planning and design expert, visited the "Shenzhen Citizen Culture Lecture Hall" and brought a lecture entitled "the story of the city" to more than 300 audiences.

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Chen Keshi Jinsha forum speech: build Jinjiang River into the Seine River of Chengdu

Source: Chengdu news network Chengdu full search news network (trainee reporter Fu Xiaotong) reported on September 8 that both the left bank and the right bank are beautiful, with bridges like the Paris Seine River of art, the London Thames River flowing through the long river of British history, the "miracle" New York Central Park in the most expensive business district... Should Chengdu's urban construction also have the determination to reach such a high level of world classic planning? Today (8), Professor Chen Keshi of Peking University, who presided over the planning and design of famous historical cities such as Hangzhou, Kunming, Chengdu and Dali, came to the Jinsha forum and put forward a set of "Chengdu style" urban planning suggestions.

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Professor Chen Keshi was appointed as the chief consultant and chief designer of Lulang international tourism town project

On the morning of April 28, Zhu Xiaodan, governor of Guangdong Province, issued two letters of appointment to Professor Chen Keshi of the school of urban planning and design, the chief consultant and chief designer of the planning and design of "Lulang international tourism town", a key project to aid Tibet.

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Chen Keshi: reviewing Chengdu in the world urban coordinate system

A city's planning must find its strategic position, that is, to find its own position in the coordinate system of the world city. At the same time, urban planning should not only have due imagination, but also be based on its own characteristics. For example, Chengdu gives full play to its cultural and natural geographical advantages, which is the basis of urban innovation. This is also the basic idea of Professor Chen Keshi's ten suggestions on the planning and design of Chengdu towards an international metropolis.

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