French firm helps China plan harmonious urban landscape
2010-04-30 08:07
Jean-Marie Duthilleul, architect and president of the French architectural firm AREP, has been interested in Chinese culture since he was a student at Polytechnique in the 1970s. Now, as part of AREP, he has contributed to the country's development with the company's advanced urban planning expertise.

According to data provided by AREP, China's urban inhabitants increased from 77 million in 1953 to 190 million in 1980, and had surged to 470 million by 2000.
Architecture important to a better life in a better city
2010-04-30 08:07
French architectural firm AREP, has been deeply involved in development in China over the past decade.

Extradition deal with US key to nabbing fugitives
Li urges greater effort on reforms
China, Japan need constructive ideas
Govt requested to plant GM crops
Session to discuss economic issues
Ban on Chinese researchers clarified
China may expand property tax trials

Hot Topics

Geng Jiasheng, 54, a national master technician in the manufacturing industry, is busy working on improvements for a new removable environmental protection toilet, a project he has been devoted to since last year.

French firm helps China plan harmonious urban landscape

Architecture important to a better life in a better city