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 Program
2015
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Liveable Cities Conference – 6 July 2015
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8.00am 9.00am
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Registration with arrival tea and coffee
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9.00am
9.05am
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Room: Ballroom
Welcome Address
Paula Drayton, Conference Chair
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9.05am
9.25am
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Opening Address
The Right Honourable Lord Mayor Robert Doyle
City of Melbourne
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9.25am
9.50am
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Prof Gavin Turrell
Principal Research Fellow, School of Public Health, QUT
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9.50am
10.15am
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Prof Paul James
Director, Institute for Culture and Society, University of Western Sydney
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10.15am
10.30am
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Keynote Speaker Q & A Session
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10.30am
11.00am
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Morning tea with exhibitors
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11.00am
11.25am
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Dr Alex Macmillan
Senior Lecturer, Environmental Health, University of Otago, New
Zealand
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11.25am
11.50am
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Space of Cooperation: The Future of Public Urban Spaces
Jonathan Daly
Co-Founder, Mutfung
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11.50am
12.15pm
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Dr Tim Williams
Chief Executive Officer, The Committee of Sydney
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12.15pm
12.30pm
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Keynote Speaker Q & A Session
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12.30pm
1.30pm
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Lunch
with exhibitors
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1:00pm
1:30pm
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Poster Sessions
– See Poster Presentation for more details.
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Planning for liveable, active and healthy cities
Room: Ballroom 1
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Impact of density and growing populations
Room: Ballroom 2
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Urban Agriculture
Room: Stradbroke
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Key to sustainable transport
Room: Huntingfield
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Smart cities: age of analytics and technology
Room: Delacombe
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1.30pm 1.50pm
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Plan together and make it happen: A collective impact approach to
tackling a wicked problem
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Creating a proposition for Victoria Park, Melbourne
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Foodprinting Melbourne: where does Melbourne's food come from and
what is the value of peri-urban agriculture?
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Connecting Sydney through new rapid transit
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Planning Liveable Cities with Big, Social Data
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Mrs Melanie Chisholm, National Manager, Healthy Hearts, National
Heart Foundation
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Mr Tim O'Loan, Design Practice Leader, AECOM
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Dr Seona Candy, Research Fellow: Sustainable Food Systems, Victorian
Eco-Innovation Lab
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Mr Brendon Baker Principal Manager Customer & Product, Transport for NSW (Sydney Rapid Transit)
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Mr Matthew Low, Senior Associate, Geografia
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1.52pm 2.12pm
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Is liveability associated with physical activity and dietary
behaviours? Developing
and validating a set of national liveability indicators
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Why does Melbourne's cheap density cost us so much?
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Urban Farming on a Multi-Unit Rental Property
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New travel behaviours don't just happen: residential and workplace interventions
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The City of Port Phillip's 'My Climate Tool': Using thermal and
aerial mapping as an engagement and enquiry tool to assist in
building the adaptive capacity of the Port Phillip community
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Dr Thomas Astell-Burt, Director, Master of Public Health and Health
Sciences, University of Western Sydney
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Ms Leanne Hodyl Coordinator - City Plans and Policy, City of
Melbourne
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Mr Roman Spur, Senior Consultant, Viridis Australasia
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Ms Alice Woodruff, Senior Sustainable Transport Planner, UrbanTrans ANZ
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Ms Renae Walton, Senior Project Manager Climate Adaptation and
Sustainability, City of Port Phillip
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2.14pm 2.34pm
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Disability Access and Inclusion for a Vibrant City
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Living Architecture for Resilient and Liveable Urban Density
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Convivial Food City: Growing, Delivering and Enjoying Local Food
Systems
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Connecting Sydney through new rapid transit
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Urban Participatory Design through Technology: Birloki System. A
network of interactive interfaces
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Ms Sarah Cleggett, Social Planner, Adelaide City Council
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Ms Kirsten Bauer, Director, ASPECT Studios
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Ms Emily Ballantyne-Brodie, Director, Urban Reforestation
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Mr Brendon Baker Principal Manager Customer & Product, Transport for
NSW (Sydney Rapid Transit)
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Mr Juan Sadaba, Architect/ Managing Director, NEREI Emotional
Intelligent, Singapore
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2.34pm 3.00pm
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Panel Discussion with Presenters
Moderator: Ms Yvonne Rust
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Panel Discussion with Presenters
Moderator:
Ms Jane Homewood
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Panel Discussion with Presenters
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Panel Discussion with Presenters
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Panel Discussion with Presenters
Moderator: Mr Anthony Aisenberg
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3.00pm
3.30pm
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Afternoon tea with exhibitors and poster presenters
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Planning for liveable, active and healthy cities
Room: Ballroom 1
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Future of work
Room: Ballroom 2
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Working with councils: legislation and policies
Room: Stradbroke
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Leadership in sustainability
Room: Huntingfield
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Creative Cities
Room: Delacombe
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3.30pm 3.50pm
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Why and how green infrastructure is critical for safe and liveable
cities
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Creating jobs in the outer suburbs. The need to deliver and the consequences of failure
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Urban Governance - What makes cities work?
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Future proofing our communities
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Rethinking economic growth by fostering creative communities
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Dr Sheryn Pitman, Manager Green Infrastructure Project, Botanic
Gardens of South Australia
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Mr David Wilkinson, Manager for Strategic Development and Economic Development, City of Casey
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Ms Liz Johnstone, Associate
Director, AECOM
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Mr Peter Maganov, Manager, Sustainability and Strategic Waste,
Randwick City Council
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Ms Lily Jacobs, CEO, Renew Adelaide
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3.52pm 4.12pm
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Wayfinding - The Binding Thread. Improving Pedestrian Movement in
the Urban Environment
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The urban shift of the workplace
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Regulating Design: The Impacts of SEPP 65 on architectural design
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Bess: Facilitating environmentally sustainable built form outcomes
in the age of urban consolidation
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The Interstices of the Creative City
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Despina Macris, Managing Co-Director, Dotdash
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Ms Lauire Aznavoorian, Director Strategy+, AECOM
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Dr Kat Martindale, Research Director, BVN Architecture
Mr Phillip Rossington, Principal, BVN Architecture
Danielle McParland, Architectural Graduate, BVN Architecture
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Miss Helen Pritchard, Sustainable Design Officer, City of Port Phillip
Mr Steven McKellar, Sustainable Design Architect, City of Port
Phillip
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Prof Patrick Fuery, Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences, Chapman
University, USA
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4.14pm 4.34pm
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Engaging Our Communities
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Future Factory: towards new urban industrialism
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Working Together: the interconnectedness of regionalisation
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Opportunities in delivering energy and emission reduction within Councils and Communities
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Game Plan for a Liveable Auckland
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Mrs Michelle Blicavs, CEO, IAP2 Australasia
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Dr Gretchen Wilkins, Program Director, Master of Urban Design RMIT University
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Mr Stewart Pentland, Director of Planning and Development,
Townsville City Council
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Ms Jennifer Lauber Patterson, Managing Director, Frontier Carbon
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Prof Charles Walker, Director: Colab, Auckland University of
Technology, New Zealand
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4.34pm 5.00pm
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Panel Discussion with Presenters
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Panel Discussion with Presenters
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5.00pm 6:30pm
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Welcome Reception
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Liveable Cities Conference – 7 July 2015
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8.00am 9.00am
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Registration with arrival tea and coffee
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8:10am
8.45am
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Zero Waste in the Kitchen – Sustainable food and living
Cooking Demonstration with Emma Dean winner of the 2013 series of
MasterChef Australia
Bookings Essential. Included in full registration only. Tickets
available for purchase.
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Universal design: urban housing that works for everybody
Room: Ballroom 1
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Sustainable frameworks: communities, facilities, cities
Room: Ballroom 2
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Public space and sharing space
Room: Stradbroke
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City pressures: food, energy, water and waste
Room: Huntingfield
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Open Topic
Room: Delacombe
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9.00am 9.20am
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A City that Works for Everyone: An International Design Perspective
on Incorporating Strategies of Universal Design and Sustainability
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In your patch: a new model for enabling local sustainability action
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Addressing the 'wicked problem' of a cycle of public space decline -
the transformation of Parramatta's Church Street Mall
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Future Proofing – Food Hubs and Regional Cities
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Modelling for Service Provision: identifying service demand through
small area forecasting
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Ms Sally Swanson, President and CEO, Sally Swanson Architects, Inc.,
USA
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Ms Sally MacAdams, Local Sustainability Facilitator, Yarra City
Council
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Mr Bruce Mills, Manager, Place Management, Parramatta City Council
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Suzette Jackson, Director
Innate Ecology
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Mr Ryan James, Demographer, .id consulting
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9.22am 9.42am
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Universal Design principles and sustainable community
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Public Attitudes to the Environment Insights from the Values Survey
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Accessible Parking: in a shared world?
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Hot in the City! Addressing urban heat in western Sydney
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It's broken so let's fix it: A Framework for Healthier Communities
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Mr Michael Walker, Universal Design Faciliator, Department of Health
and Human Services
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A/Prof Caroline Miller, Associate Professor, Massey University, New
Zealand
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Ms Mary Ann Jackson, Managing Director, Visionary Design Development
Pty Ltd
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Ms Jen Guice, Senior Sustainability Planner, Penrith City Council
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Mr Alastair Leighton, Associate Director, AECOM Australia Pty Ltd
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9.44am 10.04am
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BDAV 10 Star Challenge- Rationale, Results and driving client
expectations towards off-grid houses
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Study shows that engagement is key for energy efficiency initiatives
in apartments
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Activating neglected space through participation and intervention
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Efficiency-Liveable Cities Profit from Cutting Waste
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7 Senses Street Day: Creating long term vision through tactical
urbanism
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Mr Tim Adams, Principal ,F2 Design
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Ms Tania Crosbie, Director, Crosbie Collective
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Mr Paul Woodruffe, Academic Leader, Unitec Institute of Technology
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Mr David Giles, Sales Repetitive, SCE Energy Solutions
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Ms Linda Cupitt, Manager and Co-Founder, 7 Senses Foundation
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10.04am 10.30am
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Panel Discussion with Presenters
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Panel Discussion with Presenters
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Panel Discussion with Presenters
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Panel Discussion with Presenters
Moderator: Ms Liz Johnstone
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Panel Discussion with Presenters
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10.30am
11.00am
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Morning tea with exhibitors
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New urbanism: emerging approaches to design and planning
Room: Ballroom 1
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Creating aged friendly communities
Room: Ballroom 2
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Public space and sharing space
Room: Stradbroke
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City pressures: food, energy, water and waste
Room: Huntingfield
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Building resilience and tolerance
Room: Delacombe
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11.00am 11.20am
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Low-carbon, Resilient, City Futures - A Design-Mediated Approach:
Visions and Pathways 2040
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An index for age-friendly cities: how does your city rank?
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Strengthening community capacity through place activation
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Leederville, WA: 2015
to 2031 - A holistic resources conservation strategy for the town
centre
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Building Community Resilience at the Expense of Organisational Ego:
Learn From a Rural Town
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Dr Idil Gaziulusoy, Principal Researcher, Victoria Eco-innovation
Lab, University of Melbourne
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Ms Georgia Vitale,
Associate, Arup
Ms Safiah Moore, Planner, Arup
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Mr Wilson Ndung'u, Community Development Officer, City of
Onkaparinga
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Mr Mark McKenna, Sustainability Leader, Norman Disney & Young
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Mr David Ross,
Management Consultant, Phoenix Strategic Management
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11.22am 11.42am
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Creating sustainable communities in public housing redevelopments
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The NANA Project: New Architecture for the New Aged
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Public spaces for everyone or just the majority?
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The Impossible Dream? Managing waste in expanding urban cities
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The Evolution of Climate Adaptation/Resilience Planning in Asian Cities: Lessons for Australia?
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Mr Marius Vogl, Partner, Sustainable Property Consultants
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Mr Guy Luscombe, Director, GLAD Studio
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Ms Eve-Marie Davie, Landscape Designer & Urban Planner
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Mr Matt Genever Business Leader, Waste and Resource Management,
Hyder Consulting
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Ms Helen Scott, Director, Core Sustainability Services
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11.44am 12.04pm
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Me is the new We. How collaboration is bringing back swimming to the
Parramatta River
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Creating an Age-Friendly, Healthy, Engaged City: a tale of two major
social strategies influencing the liveability of the Monash
community
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Liveable for whom? Providing, managing and maintaining open spaces in the face of a growing, urban population
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Integrated water management: A path to more resilient cities
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Enabling City Resilience
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Mr Ben Peacock, Director, Republic of Everyone
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Ms Emily Halliburton, Health Promotion Coordinator, Monash City
Council
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Mr Justin Hanrahan, Manager Recreation and Open Space, Yarra City Council
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Mr Charles Agnew, Program Lead Water Resources, Sydney Water
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Mr Michael Nolan, Global Head of Climate Adaptation and Resilience AECOM
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12.04pm 12.30pm
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Panel Discussion with Presenters
Moderator: Mr Dean Landy
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Panel Discussion with Presenters
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Panel Discussion with Presenters
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Panel Discussion with Presenters
Moderator: Ms Liz Johnstone
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Panel Discussion with Presenters
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12.30pm
1.30pm
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Lunch
with exhibitors
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1:00pm
1:30pm
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Poster Sessions
– See Poster Presentation for more details.
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1.30pm
1.55pm
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Yvonne Lynch
Team Leader, Urban Forest & Ecology, City of Melbourne.
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1.55pm
2.20pm
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Places for people, by
people: How to do it
Lucinda Hartley
Co-Founder and CEO, CoDesign Studio
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2.20pm
2.45pm
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Mr Kevin Luten
Founder and CEO, Behaviour Design Works
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2.45pm
3.00pm
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Keynote Speaker Q & A Session
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3.00pm
3.30pm
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Afternoon tea with exhibitors
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3.30pm
4.30pm
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Panel Discussion - Moving to action: Achieving liveability in our cities
Moderator: Paula Drayton, Conference Chair. Director, Resource Advisory Pty Ltd
This panel discussion will focus on the pathways to achieving liveable cities. What will we do to move towards our visions of liveable, and what can we take and implement from these two days?
Panellists will be determined by a Delegate voting system announced on Day 1. The Conference Committee will review votes and invite five speakers to participate in the panel.
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4.30pm
4.55pm
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Conference Highlights. What have we learnt?
Delegates are invited on stage to summarise what take home messages
they are leaving with. What new developments have inspired them.
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4.55pm
5.00pm
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Closing Ceremony
WIN a GoPro
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Collect your raffle ticket
at the door to go in the draw. Must be in the room to win.
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TBC
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Fools in the City – casual evening at delegates own leisure
Fools for the City brings people together for a completely informal
networking drinks, which is open to anyone who is passionate,
curious or just a little foolish about cities.
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Poster Presentations
Poster presentations will be on display for the duration of the
conference in the Foyer. During the dedicated lunch time poster
session, presenters will be at their poster to discuss their work
and answer any questions.
Access-Ability by Design: In planning for a liveable, active and
healthy city, who do we have in mind?
Ms Virginia Richardson, Disability Community
Inclusion - MetroAccess, Mornington Peninsula Shire
Analyzing Playgrounds in Eskisehir
A/Prof Mehmet Inceglu, Assistant Professor, Anadolu University,
Turkey
A Research-based Model for the Design of Public Space in Beach Precincts
Mr Nigel Cartlidge, Doctoral Student, Bond University
Asset mapping and social innovation for low carbon communities
Mr Darren Sharp, PhD Candidate, Curtin University, Sustainability
Policy Institute
Circular Economy Potential: Waste Minimization Strategy in the
Construction Industry
Mr Mohd Reza Esa, PhD Candidate, The University of Queensland
Community Futures
Mr Rory Martin, National Sustainability Leader, dwp | suters. Mr
Stephen Cheney, Managing Principal, dwp | suters
Digital Media Fades for Vivid Public Spaces: Promoting Dialogue,
Participation and Social Innovation in Urban Environments
Mr Alexander Jan Albrecht, PhD Student, Leuphana University
Lüneburg, Germany
Digital Pop-Up Engagement: Enhancing Community Engagement for
Healthy Built Environments through the use of Information
Technologies
Mr Joel Fredericks, PhD Candidate, University of Sydney
Dimensions of Public Spaces in Indian Market Places: Feelings
through human senses
A/Prof Piyush Hajela, Associate Professor, School
of Planning and Architecture, India
Future Streets-Te Ara Mua: A praxis collaboration project for the
people of Mangere, Auckland
Ms Tuiloma Lina Samu, PhD Candidate, SHORE Whariki Research Centre,
School of Public Health, Massey University, New Zealand
Food deserts and type 2 diabetes mellitus: a Sydney of two halves
Dr Xiaoqi Feng, Senior Lecturer in Epidemiology, University of
Wollongong
From Threat to Opportunity
Ms Angela Lopez, Research Officer, United Nations Global Compact
Cities Programme
Green roofs and Urban resilience: An Evaluation Framework
Dr Judy Rogers, Senior Lecturer, RMIT
Measuring the 'healthiness' of food outlet types in Australian
suburbs community food environment
Mr Hamid Moayyed, PhD Student, University of Wollongong
Measuring urban agriculture potential: A review of emerging trends
and methodologies
Mr Andrew Munya, PhD Candidate, The University of Auckland
Planning Great Australian Cities: The Case for a Glasshouse Urban
Corridor in South-East Queensland
Mr Jeff Humphreys, ANZ Planning Discipline Chair,
Cardno
Practicing sustainability:
Lessons from grassroots sustainable housing communities
Mr Matthew Daly, PhD
Candidate, Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of
Technology
Public health and planning collaboration: health strategies and
wellbeing outcomes
Mrs Rebecca Madill, PhD Candidate, The University of Melbourne
Rebound (measures of resilience in sub(urban) Adelaide
Mr Tim Conybeare, Studio Director, ASPECT Studios
Residential Mobility in Melbourne: Householder Perspectives
Dr Megan Nethercote, Research Fellow, RMIT University
Sustainability & Accessibility: The Next Step
Ms Charlotte Wang, Research Assistant, Research Centre for
Integrated Transport Innovation, The University of NSW
The Gold Coast Transformed: From Wilderness to Urban Ecosystem
Prof Tor Hundloe, Professor, Bond Uni
The influence of suburban agriculture and environmental zoning on
urban areas’ land-use profiles
Mr Thomas Coisnon, Agrocampus Ouest, Department Economy, Management
and Society, UMR Granem, Angers, France
The joint work plan between Canterbury District Health Board and
Environment Canterbury Regional Council demonstrates how Public
health and planning collaboration informs health strategies and
wellbeing outcomes
Mr Malcom Walker, Health Protection Officer, Canterbury District
Health Board
The Role of Local Governments in promoting Corporate Responsibility
Ms Helen Scott, Project Manager, Global Compact Cities Programme
The Social Life of Commercial Streets
Mrs Leila Mahmoudi Farahani, PhD candidate, Deakin University
The Sustainable Cities Index
Mr Richard Lau, Technical Director, Hyder Consulting Pty Ltd
Towards "Garden City" - the community gardens in the inner city
areas
Jia Zhuang, Research Student, University of New South Wales
Transitioning Sustainable Construction towards a Disaster Resilience
Built Environment in Malaysia
Mrs Farrah Ismail, PhD Student, The University of Queensland
Urban Greenery: Monitoring policy implementation and applying
ecosystem services research in practice
Ms Judy Bush, PhD Candidate, The University of Melbourne
Variations of pedestrian activity in urban residential blocks: A
case study of the Gangnam area in Seoul
Dr MiJoung Shin, Senior Researcher, Korean
Environmental Planning Studies Institute, South Korea
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