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Milano Salone Exhibition 2022 will be held in April next year. ADF will exhibit in the Tortona district which is very popular in Milano Salone. We are looking for active participations to express amazing ideas in the world-renowned Milano Salone.

Wheel-U, a Merit winning project by Mr. Mark Feng and his Team from Deisgn Odyssey. SUTD-MIT International Design Centre and Project MAD submitted by Nanyang Polytechnic School of Design & Architecture lead by Ms. Nirit Ellenbogen won the Distinguished Awards of COLA; both being featured in Green Pulse. Thanks to Green In Future.

Great news for the new year! The Cities of Love Awards Entry Deadline has been Extended! We really do not want to miss out any of the amazing work that has contributed to the climate change! We have decided to extend the entry deadline to 31 March 2021, 11:59 pm. This will give you more time to prepare and share with us your dream and inspired others.

Thank you for being here with us today. The Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) is honoured to be one of the supporting partners of the Cities of Love Awards (COLA) since its launch in 2017.

2020 has been an unprecedented year of turmoil, upheaval and dramatic change. We witnessed lives lost, lives fallen ill, lives locked down. It has been unimaginable and still is! However, it has brought fresh attention to the new normal of a sustainable world in some aspects. We’ve learned to appreciate the blue sky and clear water, while the disappearance of traffic jams seems blissful. Though we don’t like the inconvenience of wearing masks, yet we still enjoy and desire a cleaner and healthier environment. While we complained that we were too busy at

[Singapore, 23 October 2020, 2 – 4 pm] – The Cities of Love Awards (COLA) Singapore organizing committee today officially announced the winners at virtual award ceremony.

The award celebrates and recognizes the outstanding efforts and creativity of enterprising individuals and organizations that are driving impactful, innovative and inspiring sustainability solutions.

Singapore, October 2019 – The Cities Of Love Award Singapore organizing committee today announced that the Call for Entries is now open for COLA 2019.

Small, dense and urbanised, Singapore is known for being a garden city. For a city that lacks natural resources, the island is the epitome of lush environments, renewable energy and sustainability.

A team of School of Engineering (SEG) lecturers received the Merit Award in the Group Category of the 2018’s Cities of Love Award for incorporating a service-learning component into a Year 1 engineering design module. The Cities of Love Award recognises individuals or organisations who are making a positive impact on their community.

As the saying goes, what you love you will sustain. “Cities of Love” Awards (COLA) is the brainchild of Tai Lee Siang and Valerie Ang who co-wrote the book “Cities of Love” in 2016.

Cities of Love Awards, also known as COLA, recognises outstanding initiatives developed by individuals, groups, and organisations, in their efforts to promote sustainability. Started in 2017, the awards are presented annually.

The inaugural Cities of Love Award (COLA) ceremony was held in conjunction with SMU Grow’s 3rd Anniversary. The ceremony was a celebration of sustainable efforts made by ordinary individuals and organisations.

“Cities of Love” Awards (COLA), officially announced the 24 winners at the Singapore Management University (SMU) today at an awards presentation ceremony. SMU’s submission won the Distinguished Award winner in the COLA Corporate /Environmental Category.

Cities of Love Awards, the first of its kind, was conceived by Tai Lee Siang and Valeria Ang, who are also the co-authors of the book “Cities of Love”.

A new award – called the Cities of Love Award (COLA) – to recognise and honour the sustainability efforts of ordinary individuals, businesses and communities has just been launched in Singapore.