Bentley基础设施奖在新加坡开幕,今年进入第22个年头,

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发布时间2026/10/25 07:03

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Bentley基础设施奖近日在新加坡费尔蒙酒店开幕,该奖项已进入第22个年头,被业界称为“基础设施界的奥斯卡”。今年活动采用全新形式,共有36个项目入围角逐年度奖项。 本届活动在流程与形式上进行了多项调整。活动首次邀请外部人士担任主持人,由未来学家兼作家克里斯·吕布克曼(Chris Luebkeman)主持开幕及颁奖典礼。主题演讲环节由作家兼全球战略顾问、地理空间人工智能公司AlphaGeo创始人帕拉格·康纳(Parag Khanna)主讲,演讲形式由传统的会议报告改为对话式交流。 帕拉格·康纳在演讲中指出,预计到2045年全球人口将达到95亿的峰值,且绝大多数人口将集中在城市。他强调,基础设施领域的专业人士在规划未来时,需要获取更丰富、更精细的数据,并具备更具前瞻性的视野。 该奖项主要面向基础设施领域的专业人士,旨在关注全球基础设施建设的创新与可持续发展。主办方通过设置专属休息区、定制铭牌及邀请当地工匠参与等细节,旨在提升参会者的体验。
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Bentley基础设施奖在新加坡开幕,今年进入第22个年头,被称为“基础设施界的奥斯卡”,共有36个项目入围角逐。
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[来源: CP] [分类提示: NEWS] 标题: Bentley’s Year in Infrastructure Awards Opens in Singapore With a New Format, New Host, and 36 Finalists The people shaping the world’s infrastructure deserve an experience as extraordinary as the work they do. This year, Bentley built one. Bentley’s Year in Infrastructure Awards opened in Singapore with a new look. Now in its 22nd year, the event often called the “Oscars of Infrastructure” has a new host, a new keynote format, and a new way for guests to experience the 36 finalist projects competing for this year’s honors. The changes start at the door. Guests arriving at the Fairmont Singapore were met with a dedicated lounge, engraved name badges, and local artisans—details meant to signal that the people in the room, not just their projects, are being celebrated. The idea behind the reimagination is simple: the people shaping the world’s infrastructure deserve an experience as extraordinary as the work they do. For the first time, the two-day YII Awards has an external host. Futurist and author Chris Luebkeman kicked off the program and led the awards ceremony. Author and global strategy advisor Parag Khanna, founder of geospatial AI company AlphaGeo, delivered the keynote in a session designed to feel more like a conversation than a conference talk. His message to the room: the world’s population will peak at 9.5 billion by 2045, almost all of it in cities, and the professionals planning that future need far richer and more granular data, and more forward-looking