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[MEL] The Urgent Design Challenge 14/2
The Urgent Design Challenge - Case studies from Australian and International metropolises
For the first time in human history more than half of the world's population lives in cities. As Australia and the globe experience rapid climate change, the design industry faces an urgent challenge on how better urban planning and densification of our cities can significantly reduce our impact on the environment.
Moderator: Jill Singer - Journalist and Writer
Norman Day: Architect and Adjunct Professor of Architecture, RMIT University, Melbourne
Enrique Penalosa: Former Mayor, Bogota - Columbia
John Denton: Victorian Government Architect, Melbourne
Peter Mould: NSW Government Architect, Sydney
Santha Sheela Nair: Secretary, Department of Drinking Water Supply, Government of India, New Delhi
Bernard Khoury: Architect, Beirut - Lebanon
When: Thursday, 14 February 2008
Time: 6pm to 7.30pm - Entry from 5.30pm
Where: BMW Edge, Federation Square, corner of Swanston and Flinders streets, Melbourne
FREE ENTRY - NO BOOKINGS
WEB PAGE
For the first time in human history more than half of the world's population lives in cities. As Australia and the globe experience rapid climate change, the design industry faces an urgent challenge on how better urban planning and densification of our cities can significantly reduce our impact on the environment.
Moderator: Jill Singer - Journalist and Writer
Norman Day: Architect and Adjunct Professor of Architecture, RMIT University, Melbourne
Enrique Penalosa: Former Mayor, Bogota - Columbia
John Denton: Victorian Government Architect, Melbourne
Peter Mould: NSW Government Architect, Sydney
Santha Sheela Nair: Secretary, Department of Drinking Water Supply, Government of India, New Delhi
Bernard Khoury: Architect, Beirut - Lebanon
When: Thursday, 14 February 2008
Time: 6pm to 7.30pm - Entry from 5.30pm
Where: BMW Edge, Federation Square, corner of Swanston and Flinders streets, Melbourne
FREE ENTRY - NO BOOKINGS
WEB PAGE
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