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2 LAUNCH PROGRAM MONDAY 14 MAY PLENARY (Chair: Gerald Blunt Design Manager, Build Wellington, Wellington City Council) 8.30am Welcome to Conference Gerald Blunt: Design Manager, Build Wellington Wellington City Council Mihi Whakatau TBA Official Opening Justin Lester: Mayor, Wellington City Council Opening Address Phil Twyford: Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Minister of Transport Patrick Reynolds Urban Advocate POP Panel Ludo Campbell-Reid: Urban Design Champion, Auckland Council Adrienne Young-Cooper: Chairman of the Board, Housing New Zealand Justin Lester: Mayor, Wellington City Council Connal Townsend: Chief Executive, Property Council Dr Jessica Halliday: Te Putahi Christchurch Centre for Architecture and City Making Moderator: Rod Oram am Morning Tea PLENARY (Chair: Ceciel DelaRue Team Leader Urban Design, Christchurch City Council) Christina van Bohemen President, NZIA James Lunday General Manager of Strategy and Regeneration Planning, Regenerate Christchurch Dr Rebecca Kiddle Senior Lecturer, Environmental Studies, School of Geography, Environment and Earth Studies, Victoria University of Wellington pm Lunch

3 MONDAY 14 MAY cont. COMMUNITY & IDENTITY DESIGN MOVE pm What does urbanism want from Heritage? Building a critical dialogue for heritage practice in NZ towards creating a National Policy Statement for heritage Nicola Short Director, Silverbeet Design Ben van Bruggen Manager of Auckland s City Design Strategy, Auckland Council Parking and Local Government.what the. Steven Burgess Principal Urban Strategy, MR Cagney pm The Business of Embedding Cultural Identity Tim Church Associate Partner Urban Design, Boffa Miskell Child Centred design for the new generation of Auckland s suburbs Haylea Muir Associate, Isthmus Hayley Fitchett Manager Masterplanning & Urban Design, HLC NZ Business Case for Walking: counting walking to make walking count George Weeks and Darren Davis Auckland Council Design Office, City Centre Unit, Auckland Council pm Women in Urbanism 101 Jessica Rose Local Board Member, Auckland Council Counter Intuitive Matthew Prasad Associate Urban Designer, Woods Bicycle Landscape: the transformative potential of cycling infrastructure in NZ Ralph Johns CEO, Isthmus pm Afternoon Tea COMMUNITY & IDENTITY DESIGN LIVE pm Cultural Catalysts: how the new Town Halls can shape a city Dr Sarah Rusholme Director, Childrens, Experience Wellington What role do urban design guidelines play in enhancing the quality of the built environment: lessons learnt from Auckland, NZ Dr Lee Beattie Deputy Head of School, Architecture and Planning, University of Auckland Small Homes BIG IMPACT? Andre degraaf Principal, Isthmus pm Place-as-a-Service: applying lean business methods to placemaking Nick Williamson Civic Entrepreneur, Fluid Industries Quality Built Environment Principles Stephanie Gardner Senior Policy Analyst, Ministry for the Environment Urbanism Papakura a developers perspective Paula Schultz, Managing Director, Canopius Developments pm Authentic Community Engagement in Aotearoa Ruby Watson Co-Founder, AKAU Good Street Design through District Plans? Jeanette Ward Associate, Abley Transportation Consultants What it takes to create a community delivering mixed tenure housing in Tamaki Rachel Cole pm Networking Event: Te Marae, The Museum of New Zealand, Te Papa Tongarewa

4 TUESDAY 15 MAY PLENARY (Chair: Hayley Fitchett Manager Masterplanning and Urban Design, HLC NZ) 8.45am Day One Key Issues Overview Chris Simpson: Corporate Strategy Consultant, Auckland, Wellington Jonathan F.P. Rose Nigel McKenna Alistair Ray President, Jonathan Rose Companies, New York, USA Development Director, Development Advisory Services Limited Head of Urban Design, Jasmax am Morning Tea LIVE DEVELOP & DELIVERY HEART CENTRE am Housing at the Centre of the Prosperity of NZ Cities Dr Bernadette Pinnell General Manager, Compass Housing Service NZ Pattern-based thinking as a basis for interdisciplinary Urban Ifrastructure delivery and value creation Keith Duddy, Senior Advisor, S23M Simon Kaplan, CEO Asia Pacific The Urban Institute Re-start the Heart: urban surgery to save city life Dave Charnley Urban Designer, Palmerston North City Council 11.30am pm Te Wero (The Challenge) Tracy Ogden-Cork, Director, Motu Design Keep Calm & Build Better Cities: joining the dots with the Urban Development Authorities Proposal Lauren Semple Partner, Greenwood Roche A thriving heart to Queenstown building the case for a better experience Benjamine Smith, Senior Advisor, Rationale Ltd pm Living in Density in Hobsonville: enhancing liveability through off-grid medium density housing Prof Errol Haarhoff University of Auckland The impact of disruptive technologies on future urban form in NZ cities Professor Hugh Byrd UNITEC Getting our of hole: how earthquake prone heritage buildings can save our regional towns Mike Frew Fund Manager Heritage EQUIP Ministry for Culture and Heritage pm Lunch PANEL PANEL PANEL pm The New Suburban Regeneration Panel Chair: Duncan Ecob, Isthmus Panel: David Irwin, Isthmus Helen Kerr, Isthmus Mark Fraser, HLC A collaborative approach to improving design quality through design review panels: past, present and future Auckland Council, Christchurch City Council and Wellington City Council Panel Chair: Lisa Dunshea, Manager, Design Review, Auckland Design Office, Auckland Council Building the Street of the Future Panel: Adam Beck Executive Director, Smart Cities Council, Australia / New Zealand Chris Isles, Director of Planning, Place Design Group pm Afternoon Tea

5 TUESDAY 15 MAY cont. LIVE CASE STUDIES CASE STUDIES pm Temporary urban infrastructures: the rise of small experimental projects and their value to NZ cities in the future Barnaby Bennett Phd Candidate and Designer, UTS Sydney Vinegar Lane A New Zealand urban intensification case study Duncan Ecob Principal Isthmus Gavin Lister Founding Director, Isthmus Evaluating the application of Maori design principles to urban regeneration projects Waimahia Inlet and Tamaki Regeneration case studies Jade Kake Principal Programme & Design Te Matapihi National Maori Housing Advocate and Jacqueline Paul pm pm NZ s smaller towns - facing up to the perfect storm Marc Baily Partner Urban Planner Boffa Miskell and Fiona Whyte, Urban Designer, Boffa Miskell Is it time to change the way we think about the liveability of our neighbourhood? Dr Natalie Allen, Director, The Urban Advisory The South Frame: an urban designer s regeneration dream, but everyone else s nightmare Sophie Connell and Cameron McLean Connell & Associates Urban Design Designing Public Spaces for Active Aging: a case study from China Minh Nguyen Lecturer, Wellington Institute of Technology School of Engineering Te Ara Mua Future Streets a community intervention study to enhance local walking and cycling and reflect local identity Panel: Dr Adrian Field Director, Dovetail Hamish Mackie Mackie Research Melody Smith PLENARY (Chair: Alistair Ray Head of Urban Design, Jasmax) 4.35pm Day Two Key Issues Overview Chris Simpson: Corporate Strategy Consultant, Auckland, Wellington 5.30pm CLOSE Conference Outcomes Developing the Statement on Urbanism Gerald Blunt: Design Manager Build Wellington, Wellington City Council Alistair Ray: Head of Urban Design, Jasmax

14-15 May TSB Bank Auditorium Shed 6, Wellington PROGRAM

14-15 May TSB Bank Auditorium Shed 6, Wellington PROGRAM 14-15 May 2018 TSB Bank Auditorium Shed 6, Wellington PROGRAM PROGRAM* MONDAY 14 MAY PLENARY (Chair: Gerald Blunt Design Manager, Build Wellington, Wellington City Council) 8.15 8.20am Welcome to Conference