Learning from Shanghai
From SPUR:
In May, the SPUR board visited Shanghai on our annual city trip. As part of the “learning from” series on cities throughout the world, we brought back thoughts and insights about high-speed rail, new town development, historic preservation and economic development. Join SPUR board members Vivian Fei Tsen, Jacinta McCann, Ellen Lou and Chi-Hsin Shao as they share some of the key insights and images from their week-long exploration of Shanghai.
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