URBAN UPDATE 18th September 2015 Main news from the Urban Design Group New Jobs: London, Manchester, Bristol, Surrey, Southampton, Oxford, Abingdon. A free service for all individuals and organisations who care about life in cities A specification for the ideal development guide? towns and villages ……… National Urban Design Conference 3 weeks to go planners landscape architects architects conservation practitioners – – – – Underground Urbanism Report planning system lacks depth engineers masterplanners managers urban designers - urbanists – –surveyors – – – Lack of garden access for children linked to obesity health professionals - politicians public – – Sedentary lifestyle and overweight weaken arterial health already in childhood Humans tune style of walking to minimise energy use Urban design the design of towns and cities streets and spaces – – Sub-Aqua Cities Celebrated a list of some of the cities that risk inundation – │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Join the Urban Design Group Trouble viewing this Download as.docx document The National Conference on Urban Design 2015 Bristol 8-9-10 October - Development, Design and Profit in C21 Supported by RICS - RTPI - RIBA most beautiful, interesting and distinguished city in England“ John Betjeman, “the RSA - LI AoU - ULI 1961 – City to Live in 2014”– Sunday Times Most Liveable City in UK - 2013 “Best 3 weeks to go! NB Bristol is a popular venue. Please book your accommodation early. George Ferguson, Mayor of Bristol, Stephen Hodder, RIBA Immediate Past President, Noel Farrar, President 50 speakers Landscape Institute Chris Sharpe, Holistic City Software; David Swallow; Debbie Sorkin, Leadership Centre; George Grace, TownCentred; 2 book launches John Buxton, Cambrian Transport Ltd; Julian Dobson, Urban Pollinators; Julian Hart, Lancefield consulting; Johnathan Shifferes, RSA; John Worthington; Mike Roberts, HAB; Rob Cowan, Urban Design Skills; Robin Hambleton, UWE, Roger 2 travelling exhibitions Evans, Studio | Real; Richard Hayward & Louise Thomas; Yolande Barnes, Savills, Dan Black and many more 1 report launch
URBAN UPDATE 18th September 2015 Main news New Jobs: London, Manchester, Bristol, Surrey, Southampton, Oxford, Abingdon. A specification for the ideal development guide? National Urban Design Conference 3 weeks to go Underground Urbanism Report – planning system lacks depth Lack of garden access for children linked to obesity Sedentary lifestyle and overweight weaken arterial health already in childhood Humans tune style of walking to minimise energy use Sub-Aqua Cities Celebrated – a list of some of the cities that risk inundation from the Urban Design Group A free service for all individuals and organisations who care about life in cities towns and villages ……… planners – landscape architects – architects – conservation practitioners – engineers –surveyors – masterplanners – managers – urban designers - urbanists – health professionals - politicians – public Urban design – the design of towns and cities – streets and spaces │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ Join the Urban Design Group Trouble viewing this Download as.docx document The National Conference on Urban Design 2015 - Bristol 8-9-10 October Development, Design and Profit in C21 Supported by RICS - RTPI - RIBA RSA - LI – AoU - ULI 3 weeks to go! 50 speakers 2 book launches 2 travelling exhibitions 1 report launch “the most beautiful, interesting and distinguished city in England“ John Betjeman, 1961 “Best City to Live in 2014”– Sunday Times Most Liveable City in UK - 2013 NB Bristol is a popular venue. Please book your accommodation early. George Ferguson, Mayor of Bristol, Stephen Hodder, RIBA Immediate Past President, Noel Farrar, President Landscape Institute Chris Sharpe, Holistic City Software; David Swallow; Debbie Sorkin, Leadership Centre; George Grace, TownCentred; John Buxton, Cambrian Transport Ltd; Julian Dobson, Urban Pollinators; Julian Hart, Lancefield consulting; Johnathan Shifferes, RSA; John Worthington; Mike Roberts, HAB; Rob Cowan, Urban Design Skills; Robin Hambleton, UWE, Roger Evans, Studio | Real; Richard Hayward & Louise Thomas; Yolande Barnes, Savills, Dan Black and many more