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#115 The Ottawa Story

Number of presentations – 8, including:

Panel Presentation: Infill and Intensification (Slides)
Alain Miguelez, Ottawa, ON, CANADA

Panel Presentation: Infill and Intensification (Slides)
David Wise, Ottawa, ON, CANADA

Redevelopment of Lansdowne Park (Slides)
John Smit, Ottawa, ON, CANADA

Panel Presentation: Public Health (Slides)
Theresa Tam, Ottawa, ON, CANADA

$75.00

#114 The Public Realm

Number of presentations – 11, including:

Implementing the New Urban Agenda: Changing the "Operating System for Growth" (Slides)
Michael Mehaffy, Portland, OR

Intergenerational Contact Zones: Design for Engagement across the Generations (Slides)
Philip B. Stafford, Bloomington, IN

Playing in the vicinity: The effects of proximity of play environments on child active play (Slides)
Lamine Madhoubi, Bristol, UK

$80.00

#113 Public Health And Neighborhood Planning

Number of presentations – 7, including:

Healthy Hoods: A Better Life in Cities (Paper and Slides)
Beverly Sandalack, Calgary, AB, CANADA

Frameworks for a Healthy Neighborhood in the South End of Springfield, MA (Paper and Slides)
Frank Sleegers, Amherst, MA, USA

A Prescription for Urban Design (Paper and Slides)
Nels Nelson, Boston, MA, USA

$70.00

#112 Active Transportation Planning And 10 Minute Neighborhoods

Number of presentations – 9, including:

Neighborhood Traffic Calming: The Barcelona Superblocks (Slides)
Salvador Rueda, Barcelona, SPAIN

Street Design and Traffic Reduction in the Old City of Jerusalem (Slides)
Ofer Manor, Jerusalem, ISRAEL

Public Transportation and Village Planning in Seattle: Towards Sustainable Neighborhoods? (Paper and Slides)
Devon McAslan, Seattle, WA, USA

$75.00

#111 What Do The People Want?

Number of presentations – 12, including:

Places Where People Thrive (Paper and Slides)
Jenny Donovan, Albert Park, AUSTRALIA

Objects to 10 Actions to Countless Sustainable Cities (Paper)
Tobi Nussbaum, Ottawa, ON, CANADA

Community Wellbeing: Towards a New Framework of Design (Paper and Slides)
Antonio Gómez-Palacio, Toronto, ON, CANADA

$85.00

#110 Healthy Green Urbanism

Number of presentations – 8, including:

Understanding Green Infrastructure to Realize Our Sustainability Potential (Slides)
Jeremy Bailey, Woodstock, ON, CANADA

Urbanizing Ecologies for Healthier Community Building (Paper and Slides)
Sandra Murillo-Morales, Toronto, ON, CANADA

Los Angeles Arts District Green Alley Project: Integrating Qualtitative Thinking into the Design Process (Slides)
Gabrielle Newmark, Pomona, CA, USA

$75.00

#109 Transformations To Create The City Of Short Distances

Number of presentations – 17, including:

The 21^stCentury Suburban Transformation: Climate Change and Urban Design (Slides)
James Brainard, Carmel, IN, USA

Warsaw’s Neighborhoods: Creating a Good Place to Live (Slides)
Marlena Happach, Warsaw, POLAND

$95.00

#108 Defining Healthy 10-Minute Neighborhoods

Number of presentations – 14, including:

Essential Characteristics of Healthy, 10-Minute Neighborhoods (Paper and Slides)
Suzanne H. Crowhurst Lennard, Portland, OR

Enabling the Urban Village (Slides)
George Ferguson, Bristol, UK

How Walkable Neighborhoods Revive, Evolve, and Improve (Slides)
Philip Langdon, New Haven, CT, USA

Designing New 10-Minute Neighborhoods in Russia (Slides)
Maxim Atayants, St. Petersburg, RUSSIA

$90.00

#107 Public Places for Sustainable Health

Number of presentations - 8, including:

Public Places and Public Health, (Slides)
Richard J. Jackson, Los Angeles, CA

Health and Urban Policies: Multiple Threads to Interconnect City and Health, (Paper & Slides)
Marco Akerman, São Paulo, Brazil

Interactions Between Public Health and Toronto’s Urban Fabric, (Paper & Slides)
Leila M. Farah & Florian Mayer, Toronto, Canada

$70.00

#106 Cities and Climate Change

Number of presentations – 10, including:

Will We Merit Gratitude From Our Grandchildren?, (Slides)
Richard J. Jackson, Los Angeles, CA, USA

The Mitigative Potential of Urban Environments and Their Microclimates, (Paper and Slides)
Rosa Schiano-Phan, London, England, UK

Mitigative Buildings and Urban Environments, (Paper and Slides)
Filippo Weber, Florence, ITALY

$80.00

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The Forgotten Child

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Daniel Kemmis, Former Mayor of Missoula, MT, Author, The Good City & the Good Life

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#58 Health and the Built Environment
#59 Strategies for Healthy, Child-Friendly Communities
#60 Children and the Urban Environment
#61 Healthy Transportation, Planning and Livable Streets
#62 Children and Nature
#63 Nature and the Sustainable City
#64 Children and Youth Participate in Planning
#65 Planning and Urban Design Challenges

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Genius of the European Square

“No one has studied the European square more thoughtfully and thoroughly than Suzanne and Henry Lennard.”

Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Mayor, City of Charleston, SC

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#115 The Ottawa Story

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#113 Public Health And Neighborhood Planning

#112 Active Transportation Planning And 10 Minute Neighborhoods

#111 What Do The People Want?

#110 Healthy Green Urbanism

#109 Transformations To Create The City Of Short Distances

#108 Defining Healthy 10-Minute Neighborhoods

#107 Public Places for Sustainable Health

#106 Cities and Climate Change

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