How to create the ideal metropolis: Polytechnicians designed dream cities

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Source: Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University –

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The intellectual game "Megapolisi" was held at the "Polytech Tower" space of Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University. Organized by the Trade Union Bureau of the Civil Engineering Institute, the event was a shining example of how professional knowledge and creativity can combine in a dynamic, educational, and modern format.

Students from the Institute of Civil Engineering and Guest Speakers, as well as guests from other Polytechnic institutes, participated in the event. On behalf of the Institute of Civil Engineering, the event was organized by Trade Union Bureau activists and student academic group leaders.

The game program included questions on the construction industry: architecture, building materials, technologies, engineering solutions, and modern tools. Intellectual rounds allowed participants to test their knowledge, review their course material, and broaden their horizons.

The event culminated in a creative round, where teams had to create their own concept for the megacity of the future. Participants presented original city designs, focusing on infrastructure, environmental friendliness, technological advancement, and convenience for residents.

At the end of the event, participants discussed the proposed concepts and shared their opinions on the game.

I really enjoyed it! Especially the fact that we didn't try to compete with each other, but actually answered the questions together. The organization was excellent: everything went exactly according to schedule, without any delays. We had a great time and laughed a lot! — noted Darina Filimonova, first-year leader at the Civil Engineering Institute.

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