Zhang Yue
Professor and Vice Chair, Department of Urban Planning, Tsinghua University, China
Zhang Yue
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Holcim Foundation Awards 2017 for Asia Pacific prize handover ceremony, Kuala Lumpur
Holcim Awards Acknowledgement prize 2017 Asia Pacific winner (l-r): Peiming Li, Tsinghua University; Shimeng Hao, Beijing University of Civil Engineering & Architecture; Yue Zhang, Liying Wu, and Cong Nie, Tsinghua University, all in Beijing, China.
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Global Holcim Foundation Awards 2009
Hand-over presentation to the winners of the global Holcim Awards Bronze prize 2009 "Sustainable planning for a rural community, Beijing, China": (l-r): Li Yeqing, CEO of Huaxin Cement; Tom Clough, Member of the Executive Committee of Holcim Ltd; Rolf Soiron, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Holcim Ltd; and Zhang Yue, Associate Professor, Deputy Chair of Urban Planning Department, Tsinghua University Architecture School.
Last updated: July 21, 2024 Beijing, China
Zhang Yue was winner of the Global Foundation Holcim Awards 2009 Bronze and Holcim Foundation Awards 2008 Gold for Asia Pacific for Sustainable planning for a rural community, Beijing, China. He also won a Holcim Foundation Awards 2017 Acknowledgement for Asia Pacific for Maximize the Minimum: Baitasi urban regeneration in Beijing, China.
He presented a paper in the workshop “Retained diversity – Maintaining strengths while upgrading informal habitats” at the 4th Holcim Forum 2013 “Economy of Sustainable Construction” in Mumbai, and was a member of the Holcim Foundation Awards 2014 jury for Asia Pacific.
He received the Chinese National Urban Planning & Design Award 3rd prize (2009), Finalist Prize of the 2nd Living Steel Housing Competition of UIA and IISI (2007), 2nd prize of “La Manufacture Des Paysages”, France (2004), and the Grand Prix of the 3rd DBEW International Design Competition of Korea (2003).
He co-authored Foodscape Beijing (2004) with Shan Jun and has been published in journals including Proceedings of the National China Urban Planning Education Network (CUPEN), China City Planning Review, and Stadt Bauwelt.
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