Beijing Named UNESCO-UIA World Capital of Architecture 2029
UNESCO designates Beijing as World Capital of Architecture 2029, recognizing its 3,000-year heritage and sustainable urban development vision.
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UNESCO designates Beijing as World Capital of Architecture 2029, recognizing its 3,000-year heritage and sustainable urban development vision.
UNESCO designates Beijing as the 2029 World Capital of Architecture, recognizing the city's rich heritage and sustainable urban vision.
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