Zhenjiang Shen is a professor at the Graduated School of Natural Science and Technology Science, Kanazawa University, Japan. He earned his Bachelor's degree in urban planning and design at the University of Tsinghua in 1987 and his doctorate degree at the Graduate School, Division of Engineering, Hiroshima University, in 1997. His research interests include urban policy of China and policy-making support systems for planning and design using GIS and VR. He also participated in the Inquiry Commission for the revision of the Chengdu Master Plan. In planning practice, he has also participated in diversified urban projects, such as the historical conservation plan of Beijing in the early stage, which won the second prize from the Ministry of Construction, China, in 1987. In 2010, he won a heritage conservation award, Region IV, UIA (The International Union of Architects) for his work on historical landscape visualization for the traditional temple building preservation district in Kanazawa, Japan.
Zhenjiang Shen is a professor at the Graduated School of Natural Science and Technology Science, Kanazawa University, Japan. He earned his Bachelor's degree in urban planning and design at the University of Tsinghua in 1987 and his doctorate degree at the Graduate School, Division of Engineering, Hiroshima University, in 1997. His research interests include urban policy of China and policy-making support systems for planning and design using GIS and VR. He also participated in the Inquiry Commission for the revision of the Chengdu Master Plan. In planning practice, he has also participated in diversified urban projects, such as the historical conservation plan of Beijing in the early stage, which won the second prize from the Ministry of Construction, China, in 1987. In 2010, he won a heritage conservation award, Region IV, UIA (The International Union of Architects) for his work on historical landscape visualization for the traditional temple building preservation district in Kanazawa, Japan.