CityU’s designs win various awards at the 14th Yuanye Awards International Competition for Students

As one of the most influential international competitions in Asia, the Yuanye Awards International Competition for Students has received overwhelming responses and active participation from many leading universities at home and abroad. To enhance the professional qualities of faculty and students, create a strong academic environment, and strengthen students’ interdisciplinary knowledge and application abilities, City University of Macau (CityU) always encourages students to explore their potentials and sharpen their professionalism in competition. Recently, CityU organized students from the Faculty of Innovation and Design (FIAD) to participate in the 14th Yuanye Awards International Competition for Students, where student teams won multiple awards and FIAD was also honored with the Advanced Education Award.

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Supervised by Assistant Professor Lisa Lee Meng Shun, Wang Mingkun from the 2019 cohort of undergraduate graduates of the Design program, Gong Taolue and Zhang Meng from the Urban Planning and Design program, won third prize in the Public Art category (Graduation Design) with their work, “Macao’s Future Community: A Multi-Functional Community Center Based on Smart Landscape Study.”

Under the guidance of Associate Professor Hsieh Chun-Ming, the team consisting of the 2019 cohort of master graduates Xu Manyi, Zhang Jing, Xin Tian, Chen Yang, and Shi Jiacheng from the Urban Planning and Design program, won third prize in the Urban and Rural Planning category (Course Design) with their work, “Hustle and Bustle: San Kio District.”

Under the guidance of Associate Professor Zhou Long, the team consisting of the 2019 undergraduate graduates Zhang Jiabin, Fan Yingyue, Yuan Ziqing, and Wang Jiaqiu from the Design program, received an honorable mention in the Urban and Rural Planning category (Graduation Design) with their work, “Revitalization Plan for the Pac On Industrial Zone in Macao: Creating a New Urban Multi-functional Space.”

Source: Faculty of Innovation and Design

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