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- Chongqing Industrial Design Promotion Center
- No. 1, Shangqingsi Road, Yuzhong District, Chongqing, People's Republic of China
- +86-23-60332626
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A delegation from Singapore‘s Republic Polytechnic visited the Chongqing Industrial Design Headquarters Base to learn about the City of Design’s development. Both sides discussed design-driven urban development, talent cultivation, and industrial cooperation, strengthening mutual trust in design education and resource connectivity.
Chongqing attended the 2026 UNESCO Creative Cities Network City of Design Annual Meeting in Berlin. As western China’s only “City of Design,” Chongqing shared its classic “Sustainable Design Cooperation Model” with Singapore and reached cooperation intentions with Kobe, Nagoya, and other cities, showcasing its global design influence.
As a UNESCO City of Design, Chongqing was invited to participate in the 2025 Wuhan International Symposium on Cultural and Creative Driven Sustainable Urban Development to share achievements in industrial design, green transportation and other fields, and expand international cooperation channels.
The 2025 UNESCO Creative Cities Street Design Challenge is now open! This 2-day contest invites students to design innovative solutions for international urban streets, focusing on AI and sustainability. Challenge Days: Oct 4-6.
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Berlin is the global design capital with its rich design heritage and innovation. Through interdisciplinary collaborations, creative activities and the promotion of the digital industry, Berlin continues to expand its position as a leader in creativity and design.
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As a member of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network, 56% of Bandung’s economy is related to design, promoting creative economy and urban cooperation through creative villages, public space optimization and international events.
Guided by the “Design City Declaration”, Nagoya combines the spirit of humanity with historical heritage to promote urban construction, industrial innovation and talent training, and create a sustainable design city where multicultural coexistence coexists.