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Living in China: 2.54 billion journeys will be made during Spring Festival
China began its annual mass passenger transportation for the traditional Lunar New Year, with an expected 2.54 billion journeys in the coming 40 days [...]
Posted in China, economics, trends Also tagged Anhui, China, holiday travel, Living In China, Provinces of China, public transport, railway, Regions, Report, Sina, Spring Festival, work, Xinhua, Xinhua News Agency 1 Comment
Architecture & Urban Planning in China: World Bank injects $200 million for China’s urban environment
World Bank's Board of Executive Directors approved a loan to China --$200 million to support the Shanghai Urban Environment Project [...]
Posted in China, design, economics Also tagged Asia, bank, environment, environmental infrastructure, Hiroaki Suzuki, Infrastructure, pollution, public utilities, Puxi, Shanghai, Shanghai World Expo, The World Bank, Treaty of Nanking, Urban Development Projects, urban infrastructure, Urban Planning Leave a comment
Autodesk Helps United States Spend Stimulus Dollars
Autodesk’s Richard Humphrey and Terry Bennett spoke with New England Cable Network about how visualization and simulation technology is being used to help address shovel-ready transportation network projects [...]
Posted in design, economics, software Also tagged 3D Visualization, Autodesk, BIM, Data Visualization, Information Visualization, Infrastructure, Infrastructure Design, Infrastructure Modeling, simulation technology, Simulation Tools, transport network, Transportation Development, visualization, visualization software, Visualization Technology 1 Comment
Architecture & Urban Planning in China: Shanghai to speed infrastructure investment, boost job rolls
Shanghai needs to push investment in infrastructure, expand domestic consumption and aid threatened enterprises as it strives to help its citizens and businesses survive the global economic downturn, Mayor Han Zheng said recently [...]
Posted in China, economics Also tagged architect, architecture, Economic Development, entertainment, Europe, european union, Financial Crisis, Gross Domestic Product, Infrastructure, Living In Shanghai, mayor, Report, revenue, Shanghai, Shanghai Daily, Turnover, United Nations, urban infrastructure, Urban Planning, Yuan Leave a comment
Architecture & Urban Planning in China: 4 billion US dollars invested in transportation
China's National Development and Reform Commission stated that out of the 100 billion yuan (over 15 billion US dollars) of newly-added central government investment, 28 billion yuan (4 billion US dollars) has been designated for the construction of major transportation infrastructure, just less than the amount of investment for people's livelihoods...
Posted in China, economics Also tagged architect, architecture, Asia, Beijing, central bank, Guangzhou, Infrastructure, Nanning, National Development and Reform Commission, public transport, Shanghai, transport network, Transportation Development, travel time, Urban Planning, Wuhan, Xinhua, Yuan Leave a comment
Architecture & Urban Planning in China: Shanghai infrastructure construction to accelerate
Shanghai will accelerate urban infrastructure construction with a total investment of 500 billion yuan (US$73.22 billion) through 2010. The massive capital injection was a way to boost internal demand and increase the chances of stable economic growth amid the global financial turmoil, the city's construction and transport authority announced recently [...]
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Living in China: at the wake of Shanghai World Expo, lack of services in English still a challenge