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Participating in the Green Tour 2008 Australia allowed me to gain a greater understanding of the latest sustainable construction developments. It also gave me an opportunity to meet professional architects from different countries and cultural backgrounds.
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Competing in Malaysia, CityU's Rowing Club was crowned Men's division coxless four champion and was runner-up in the Women's division, demonstrating the excellent sporting capabilities of CityU students.
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CityU has been awarded a major consultancy project crucial to the long-term manpower planning and development of the construction industry in Hong Kong.
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The China Proper Track Society of the Students’ Union held a National Flag-raising Ceremony on 30 April to mark the Youth Day. With the 100-day countdown to Beijing Olympics which coincided, Mascot Fuwa also attended the ceremony.
Secondary school students displayed their talents for revitalising Hong Kong neighbourhoods in an urban design competition organised by the Department of Building and Construction at CityU.
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A group of four CityU students and graduates was one of the winners in the Open Group of the Ideas Competition for Mei Ho House of Shek Kip Mei Estate
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CityU held a technology transfer forum on 18 May on topics in building design and health protection, sharing technological development with experts from the building and construction industry.
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The China Proper Track Society of the Students’ Union presented a National Flag Raising Ceremony on 4 May, exemplifying the spirit of whole-person development.
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CityU's Division of Building Science and Technology held a Study Tour Exhibition 2006 from 7-9 September to showcase students' learning experience in a study tour to Europe and Japan in June.
More than 100 secondary-school students from Hong Kong and Macau became structural engineers for a day as they competed to design and build a transmission tower in BASIC 2005.

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