7th International Urban Design Conference Program
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7th International Urban Design Conference Program Monday 1st September 2014 8.00 – 9.00am Registration with Arrival Tea and Coffee 9.00 – 9.30am Official Opening – Presenter to be advised 9.30 – 10:00am Professor Graeme Hugo ARC Australian Professorial Fellow, University of Adelaide, SA Implications of Demographic Change for Developing Productive Cities: The Australian Case 10.00 – 10:30am Mr Marcus Spiller Economist and Planner, SGS Economics & Planning, VIC An Infrastructure Agenda for Australian Cities 10.30 – 11.00am Morning Tea with Exhibitors & Poster Presenters 11.00 – 11:30am Mr Ludo Campbell-Reid Design Champion, Manager Environmental Strategy & Policy, Auckland Council, New Zealand Presentation Title to be advised 11.30 – 12.00pm Mr Robert Caulfield Architect, Caulfield Krivanek Architects Pty Ltd, VIC Presentation Title to be advised 12.00 – 12.30pm Professor Rachel Davey Professor of Health Research, University of Canberra Presentation Title to be advised 12.30 – 1.30pm Lunch with Exhibitors & Poster Presenters 1.30 – 2.00pm 2.02 – 2.32pm 2.34 – 3.04pm 3.04 – 3.30pm Whole City Thinking Strategic Planning Urban Design Projects Active Transport Urban Informatics / Smart Cities Room: Ballroom Session Chair: Room: Banksia 1 Session Chair: Room: Banksia 2 Session Chair: Room: Grevillea 1 Session Chair: Room: Grevillea 2 Session Chair: Integrating the Vertical and the Horizontal Collaborative Planning Praxis for Accessibility, Diversity and Flexibility The BaT (Bus and Train) Project, Brisbane. A precinct planning and urban design project within a major priority transport project The Contribution of a Transport Urban Design Approach, to revitalising urban areas Social Capital: Increasing the Social Interaction Potential of our Cities Dr Ben Guy CEO Urban Circus Mr Geoff Barker Principal PM+D Architects P/L Mr Paul Schmidt Director - Property, Planning and Urban Design, Bus and Train Project, Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads Mr Gareth Collins Principal Manager, Center for Urban Design Roads and Maritime Services Ms Lauren Kajewski National Social Planning and Infrastructure Manager Stockland “You can’t do that here!” – Place Management, the challenges that lie ahead Negotiated Urban Form: The Oregon Regional Problem Solving Process at Work Meeting the Accessibility Needs of Developing Cities Interchanging: Responsive transport infrastructures for twentyfirst century urban digital culture Central Business Districts, Urban Villages and Heterogeneity: defining the contours of corporate and neighbourhood in a 3D GIS environment Mr Stuart Heseltine Principal Hemisphere Design Prof Edward Sullivan Adjunct Professor of Urban Studies and Planning Portland State University Mr David Klingberg CEO David Lock Associates Ms Nicole Gardner University of Technology Sydney Dr Scott Hawken Lecturer UNSW Global Challenges of Accelerating Urbanization Towards liveability: How to effectively achieve urban intensification in Auckland, New Zealand Converge Connect Coexist Future Visions for our City Power, Public Space, and Cyclists Innovation and urban regeneration: Going beyond traditional approaches Mr Michael Hegarty Principal & Manager Architecture and Urban Design GHD Woodhead Dr Lee Beattie Deputy Head of School: Urban Planning and Design University of Auckland Mr Stephen Pearse dwp|suters Mr Lee Roberts University of Tasmania Ms Urmi Buragohain Kingston City Council Afternoon Tea with Exhibitors & Poster Presenters 3.30 – 4.00pm 4.02 – 4.32pm 4.34 – 5.04pm 5.05 – 6.30pm Whole City Thinking Whole City Thinking Urban Design Projects Visualisation Informal Settlement Room: Ballroom Session Chair: Room: Banksia 1 Session Chair: Room: Banksia 2 Session Chair: Room: Grevillea 1 Session Chair: Room: Grevillea 2 Session Chair: The Australian City in the 21st Century City as Transport: More than Moving People Rebuilding Inner City Open Spaces after the Christchurch Earthquake Expanding the visual vocabulary of urban design: framing new perspectives of buildings and their contexts Shaping informality. The role of street-based strategies in revitalizing informal and low-income areas Mr Sasha Ivanovich Architect AURA Urban & Regional Alliance Mr Daniel Bennett Director DJB_LA Mr Wayne Rimmer Principal Landscape Architect Opus International Consultants Limited Mr Ben Zagami RMIT University A/Prof Oscar Carracedo National University of Singapore Urban Design principles for the Industrious City Providing Transport Choice: providing decision makers with metrics that measure competition between modes Newcastle's East End Revitalisation: Delivering Change IRUS: an Interactive, RealTime Geo-Design Tool for Urban Planning and Design Informal Settlements and Placemaking: The Case of Caracoli barrio in Bogotá Ms Laura Mazzeo Director MUDstudios - UDG UK Mr Paul Durdin Director Abley Transportation Consultants Mr Jonathan Knapp Director SJB Urban Dr John Lewis Associate Professor University of Waterloo Dr Beau Beza Program Director, International Urban and Environmental Management The Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology Will tactical urbanism transform urban planning? Towards a Pro-Urban Architecture An objective approach to place identity: exploring Melbourne’s capacity for more productive established suburbs Impact assessment of projected street tree life expectancy in the City of Melbourne using temporal high polygon 3D canopy modelling What’s the use? Discussions with practitioners about the costs and benefits of good apartment design Mr David Week Co-Founder Cities without Citizens Mr Michael Jeffreson Design Director Demaine Partnership Architects Mr Jeremy Schluter Deakin University Dr Marcus White Lecturer University of Melbourne Dr Trivess Moore RMIT University Welcome Reception Tuesday 2nd September 2014 8.30 – 9.00am 9.00 – 9.30am 9.32– 10.02am 10.04– 10.34am Registration with arrival tea and coffee Whole City Thinking Strategic Planning Urban Design Projects International Open Stream Room: Ballroom Session Chair: Room: Banksia 1 Session Chair: Room: Banksia 2 Session Chair: Room: Grevillea 1 Session Chair: Room: Grevillea 2 Session Chair: The Auckland Design Manual – urban design best practice and learning international lessons Creating Healthy Cities: An exemplar integrated and strategic partnership – the Healthy Built Environments Program Designing for Compact Living: An Architectural Exploration of Occupant Behaviours and Community Preferences to Medium Density Housing Precincts The Housing Challenge: London density / Sydney style / Shanghai speed Resilience by Design: delivering integrated approaches to climate resilience Mr Peter Maxwell Team Leader Urban Design Auckland Council A/Prof Susan Thompson UNSW Ms Melinda Dodson Principal Architect and PhD Candidate Melinda Dodson Architects and University of Canberra Mr David Tickle Urban Design Sector Leader HASSELL A/Prof Helen Lochhead Deputy Government Architect NSW Government Architect's Office Christchurch and Palmyra - Urban Regeneration Case studies Good Design as Professional Discretion: Planning Practice Perspectives Towards an urban practice:Designing the urban design studio Becoming Urban: Residential Planning on the Edge of Chinese Cities We hear it, we say it, but how do we really embed a collaborative and multidisciplinary approach Mr Gavin Kain Principal Woods Bagot Ms Marsita Omar PhD Researcher / Urban Planner University of Melbourne Dr Gretchen Wilkins Program Director Master of Urban Design RMIT University A/Prof Duanfang Lu The University Of Sydney Ms Kylie Fergusen Associate Jensen Planning + Design An incremental rebuild. A re-activated Central City in post-quake Christchurch Precinct Planning For Sustainability - The Armstrong Creek Experience Creating vibrant communities in greenfield suburbs Creating positive places in the World's Global Cities: International design 101 and beyond Selecting quality ingredients for the urban consolidation recipe: the case of mediumdensity housing Mr Jon King Architect Design King Company Mr Peter Steele Senior Consultant Sustainability AECOM Mr Dean Landy Architect ClarkeHopkinsClarke Mr Mario López González Garza La Salle University, Department of Architecture, Mexico Ms Jasmine Palmer PhD Candidate University of Adelaide 10.34– 11.00am 11.00– 11.30am 11.32– 12.02pm 12.04 – 12.34pm Morning Tea with Exhibitors & Poster Presenters Whole City Thinking Whole City Thinking Design Process Financing for Compact Cities International Room: Ballroom Session Chair: Room: Banksia 1 Session Chair: Room: Banksia 2 Session Chair: Room: Grevillea 1 Session Chair: Room: Grevillea 2 Session Chair: Designing the Biophilic City Accelerated Development, Adaptive Reuse and the Sustainable City City of Liverpool in NSW: Revitalisation by Design Greening, Regenerative and Improvement Districts (GRIDs): Alternative funding mechanisms for low carbon development A City that Works for Everyone: An International Design Perspective on Incorporating Strategies of Universal Design and Sustainability Mr Ian Shears Manager Urban Landscapes City of Melbourne Dr Robert Crocker Acting Director, Zero Waste SA Research Centre for Sustainable Design and Behaviour Ms Jennifer Calzini Associate Director Urbis Dr Vanessa Rauland Lecturer/Researcher Curtin University Sustainability Policy Institute Ms Sally Swanson Founding Principal and CEO Sally Swanson Architects Strategic Urban Design: A response to planning hubris and delusion Kicking and screaming urban design for aging baby boomers Street Party – How Innovative and Integrated Transport and Urban Design is Producing Results in Adelaide’s Streets Home delivery: do you want density with that? Large-Scale infrastructure as a tool for holistic territorial aspirations The 5th thesis applied research initiative A/Prof Roderick Simpson Director, Urban Design Program University of Sydney Mr Frank Hanson Manager Urban Design + Planning Architectus Miss Lisel Ashby Registered Landscape Architect Jensen Planning + Design Ms Tanya Vincent Associate Urban Design JBA Mr James Whitten Msc. Architect - Urban Designer 5th Thesis Research Initiative The Value of our Public Realm: A Quantitative Assessment Tool Unlocking the latent potential in our major health precincts: An urban design approach to positioning, partnering and place-making Brisbane’s City Centre Master Plan 2014 New Funding Options for Urban Renewal New housing for the new aged Ms Lauren Clerey Senior Urban Designer SJB Urban Mr Adam Davies Principal HASSELL A/Prof James Tuma National Director Urbis Mr Joe Langley Technical Director, Infrastructure Advisory AECOM Mr Guy Luscombe GLAD Studio 12.34 – 1.30pm Lunch and with Exhibitors & Poster Presenters 1.30 – 2.00pm Mr Malcolm Snow Chief Executive, National Capital Authority, VIC Presentation Title to be advised 2.00 – 2.30pm Dr Christine Satchell Senior Research Fellow, Urban Informatics Research Lab, Queensland University of Technology, QLD Presentation Title to be advised 2.30 – 3.00pm Ms Caroline Stalker Director, Architectus and Adjunct Professor, School of Design, Creative Industries, Queensland University of Technology, QLD The 21st Century City in Nature; Prospects for a new High Rise Urbanism 3.00 – 3.30pm Afternoon Tea with Exhibitors & Poster Presenters 3.30 – 4.30pm Forum Panel 4.30pm Mr Ludo Campbell-Reid, Design Champion, Manager Environmental Strategy & Policy, Auckland Council, New Zealand (Invited) Mr Malcolm Snow, Chief Executive, National Capital Authority, VIC (Invited) Dr Christine Satchell, Senior Research Fellow, Urban Informatics Research Lab, Queensland University of Technology, QLD (Invited) Prof Edward Sullivan, Adjunct Professor of Urban Studies and Planning, Portland State University, USA (Invited) A/Prof Helen Lochhead, Deputy Government Architect, NSW Government Architect's Office (Invited) Dr Robert Crocker, Acting Director, Zero Waste SA Research Centre for Sustainable Design and Behaviour, University of South Australia (Invited) Conference Close Wednesday 3rd September 2014 9.00 – 12.00pm Tour 1 Conference Tour - $70.00 per person (Registration and payment for the tour is via the conference registration forms only) Walking Tour - Bank to Bentham Meet in the Intercontinental Adelaide hotel lobby Tour Description: Linking the large scale urban infrastructure projects of Victoria Square and the Adelaide Oval, this walking tour will explore the route between them. Identified through the 5000+ An Integrated Design Strategy for Inner Adelaide, this route is currently being planned and developed as a safe and vibrant green boulevard between the riverbank and the Central Markets, offering an alternative route between these cultural nodes. Urban realm upgrades have offered an intimate and safe route for pedestrians and cyclists, through street treatment such tree-lined footpaths, public art and street furniture. Ground level activation has transformed under utilised building stock into a fine grain tapestry of retail and dining options, interwoven with small scale businesses and upper level mixed use developments. Tour 2 Walking Tour - Greater Riverbank Precinct – Adelaide's Great Park Meet in the Intercontinental Adelaide hotel lobby Tour Description: Renewal SA is currently working in partnership with the Adelaide City Council and other State Government agencies to prepare a roadmap for the renewal of the Greater Riverbank Precinct over the next 20 years. Much of the development is already underway. This tour will cover the precinct stretching from Hackney Road to Bonython Park, encompassing the Botanic Gardens, Adelaide Zoo, Adelaide Oval, SAMRHI, Convention Centre and Festival Centre – and all that lies along the River Torrens, with sporting fields, universities, cafés and restaurants, walking, running and cycling trails. Tour 3 Walking Tour - Bowden – Redefining City Living Tour Description: Since Renewal SA acquired the 16.3 ha site Bowden has begun its transformation into a vibrant inner-city destination blending history and culture with high quality architecture and sustainability. Bowden redefines space and living, building a community where people can live without a car yet stay connected in every way. 3,500 residents will soon call this place home, availing themselves of the cafes, restaurants, shops, offices, parks and gardens on their doorstep. This is a charismatic, commercially-viable neighbourhood where flexibility is key to addressing market shifts and demographic changes.
