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Congress Program
Download the Presentations from the 2010 ACNU Congress by clicking the titles below.
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Wednesday 28 April 2010
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Stuart Moseley
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Connor Holmes and former CEO, Adelaide City Council
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Alannah MacTiernan
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Member for Armadale, W.A. and former Minister for Planning and Infrastructure
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Wendy Morris
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Urban Designer and Director of ESD, and Director of the Australian Council for New Urbanism
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Paul Murrain
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Urban Designer, London
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Stef Polyzoides
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CNU Founder, Architect and Director of Moule Polyzoides Architects and Urbanists, USA
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Ian Robertson
and David Mayes
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Project Manager, Activity Centres, Moreland City Council
Strategic Planning Manager, City of Melbourne (formerly City of Moreland)
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Paul Murrain
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Urban Designer, London
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Graham Wilson
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Charles Johnson
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Department of Planning, Western Australia
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Chris Branford
And Stephen Hains
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Delfin Lend Lease
CEO, City of Salisbury
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Stef Polyzoides
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CNU Founder, Architect and Director of Moule Polyzoides Architects and Urbanists, USA
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San Antonio’s River North District - Presentation not available
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Evan Jones
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Director Planning, Brooká¼eld Multiplex and Chair, Australian Council for New Urbanism
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Steve Thorne
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Design Urban Pty Ltd
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Professor Les Stein
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Monash Law School
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Thursday 29 April 2010
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Peter Richards
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Deicke Richards Architects, and Director of the Australian Council for New Urbanism
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Optimising TOD Urban Structures, and TOD Design Outcomes of the ACNU 2010 Master Classes - Presentation Not Available
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Brian O’Looney
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Torti Gallas
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Sandy Rix
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General Manager Projects, Land Management Corporation (SA)
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Stef Polyzoides
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CNU Founder, Architect and Director of Moule Polyzoides Architects and Urbanists, USA
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Tony Carey
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CEO, CIC Australia
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Peter Annand
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Director, Annand Alcock Urban Design, Sydney
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Fiona Roche
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Managing Director, Estates Development Company
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John Stimson
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Director, Connor Holmes and Director of the Australian Council of New Urbanism
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Neville Fredericks
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founder and developer of Tullimbar Village, NSW
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Paul Murrain
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Urban Designer, London
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Friday 30 April 2010
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Chip Kaufman
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Director, ESD and Director of the Australian Council for New Urbanism
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Mike Scott
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Managing Director, Treadstone Pty Ltd
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Clive Alcock
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Director Annand Alcock Urban Design, Sydney, and Director of the Australian Council for New Urbanism
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Daniel Heymans
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Strategic Planner, Stirling City Council
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Gilbert Rochecouste
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Founder of The Village Well and the ‘Ministry for Positive Change’
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Shelley Poticha
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Urban Advisor at Housing and Urban Development for the Obama Administration (via satellite)
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Reforming the USA - Presentation not available
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Paul Murrain
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Urban Designer, London
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Stef Polyzoides
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CNU Founder, Architect and Director of Moule Polyzoides Architects and Urbanists, USA
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Rod Simpson
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Director, Simpson Wilson Architects
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Precinx - Presentation not available
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Adam Beck
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State Manager, GBCA Qld
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Jon Kellett
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Associate Professor, University of South Australia
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Evan Jones
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Director Planning, Brookfield Multiplex and Chair, Australian Council for New Urbanism
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Where to from here? - Presentation not available
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Congress Organiser
All Occasions Management
41 Anderson Street, Thebarton, South Australia 5031.
Phone: +61 8 8125 2200
Fax: +61 8 8125 2233
Email: alicia@aomevents.com
Pre-Congress Courses
The major themes for the Congress will be introduced with the pre-congress Masterclass and Charrette Course, using actual case studies. These will flow through the entire Congress program. Designers and planners will put forward principles and proposals for more compact forms of development and these will be examined, discussed, debated and tested from an environmental and social perspective. Debate will be lively and you will leave with an enriched understanding.
Masterclass
Sunday April 25 - Tuesday April 27
Masterclass Only - $1,240.00
Combined Congress Registration & Masterclass - $1,850.00 - SAVE $285.00
ACNU 2010 will include the option of an additional intensive three day Masterclass led and reviewed by internationally acclaimed urban designers and design facilitators, including Paul Murrain and supported by a number of tutors drawn from Australia. The Masterclass will focus on the design issues of two key development sites and opportunities in Adelaide – one an inner city infill project and the other being a suburban location adjacent to a Regional Centre. The masterclass will explore how the two sites can be transformed into great destinations using New Urbanism principles. Join with and benefit from working side by side with leading international and national urban designers in the intensive design-based training program.
National Charrette Institute Training Course
Click here to learn more about the NCI Training Course or to view YouTube footage of the NCI Training Course click here
Sunday April 25 - Tuesday April 27
NCI Course Only - $1,240.00
Combined Congress Registration & NCI Course - $1,850.00 - SAVE $285.00
As a prelude to the National Congress, the ACNU has engaged the USA-based National Charrette Institute to facilitate an NCI Charrette Planner Certificate course in Adelaide. This course is invaluable both for those who hire others to conduct Charrettes and for those who wish to conduct and manage Charrettes themselves. By the end of the three day program you will have practiced the complete process for planning a Charrette. This is only the second time that this course has been offered in Australia and participants receive a Certificate in Charrette Planning.
Charrette Training Course Facilitator
David K. Brain
Professor of Sociology
M.A., Ph.D., Harvard University
B.A., University of California at Berkeley
Professor Brain's research and teaching interests focus on the connections between place-making, community-building, and civic engagement, and on sociological issues related to the planning and design of good neighborhoods, humane cities, and sustainable development at the regional scale.
In addition to research and theoretical writing on these topics, his work has led to practical involvements that include both independent consulting and neighborhood-oriented action research that engages students in collaboration with local community groups. Locally, he and his students have worked with city and county government as well as neighborhood and community groups. He has been recognized internationally as an expert on contemporary efforts to transform the way cities are built, and as a frequent contributor to educational programs for citizens and professional practitioners--- in collaboration with the Florida House Institute for Sustainable Development, the Seaside Institute, the Seaside Pienza Institute for Town Building and Land Stewardship, the Knight Program in Community Building, and the Catanese Center for Urban and Environmental Solutions. He is also a partner in High Cove, a village in the mountains of western North Carolina designed as an experiment in ecologically responsible development practices. His published research has included work in the sociology of work, professions, and work organizations; social theory; and the sociology of culture.
Professor Brain teaches courses in urban sociology; the sociology of space and place in contemporary cities and suburbs; sustainable communities; social theory; sociology of culture (including the arts, popular culture, material culture, science and technology); and social organization.
An Introduction to Australian New Urbanism
Tuesday 27 April, 4.30pm
FREE for Full Congress Registrants
This primer is on the history, principles, and concepts of New Urbanism. It will provide new Congress attendees with a great opportunity to gain a foundation in key concepts such as conventional vs. traditional development, what makes a great place and why and how to apply the principles of New Urbanism in practice.
Keynote Speakers
Stef Polyzoides
Moule Polyzoides Architects
Stef Polyzoides has an international reputation for design and architectural innovation and a strong track record demonstrated in over 100 completed projects. His work has been published all over the world and has been showcased in various museum and university exhibitions. In addition, he has received numerous awards for excellence. As founder of the Congress for New Urbanism (USA), Stef has been at the forefront of this organisations growth and development over the past two decades.
Paul Murrain
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Paul is an urban design consultant, and former Senior Lecturer and Course Chairman at the Joint Center for Urban Design in Oxford, England. From May 2002-April 2005 he was Senior Design Director at HRH The Prince of Wales' Foundation for the Built Environment. Paul was appointed as Visiting Professor at the University of Greenwich in 2007. He is now a Senior Fellow at the Prince’s Foundation. Amongst others Paul is currently working on several projects as urban designer to Beyond Green sustainable strategists and their development company Blue Sustainable Living. The two companies set themselves the highest standards of sustainable development and believe traditional urbanism is a fundamental component of that endeavour. Since 1993, he has collaborated with leading USA New Urbanists Duany, Plater-Zyberk (DPZ) on several occasions both in the USA, Europe and Malaysia. In 2007 Paul was invited to join them to develop a plan for a new settlement near Inverness, Scotland. He has also taught on their postgraduate course in Suburban and Town Design at the University of Miami.
During his time in the USA he was invited to Yale for studio teaching and reviews. Paul was a member of the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister’s Design Coding Advisory Panel. Prior to that he was asked to advise the office of the ODPM on matters related to New Urbanism and urban design codes and was invited to join the Deputy Prime Minister and his fact finding team in the USA in 2003. In 2008 he was been appointed to the UK Government’s Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment (CABE) Expert Panel on Strategic Urban Design. Paul has carried out many consultancy commissions in Australia, with ESD and he has undertaken visiting lectureships at the Universities of Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide. He is joint author of a book entitled "Responsive Environments: A Manual For Designers." which sets out the design qualities necessary to produce a physical environment that is choice laden, interactive and essentially democratic for everyday users of the public realm of our towns and cities. Paul has been a member of the Congress for The New Urbanism in the USA since its inception in 1992.
Brian O'Looney
Associate Principal, Torti Gallas and Partners
Brian O’Looney, A.I.A. LEED-AP is a design architect, planner, and an Associate Principal at Torti Gallas and Partners. He lectures on topics including urban infill, sustainability, and infrastructure management, including intermodal transit, for dense pedestrian-oriented places. He has co-written the chapter on parking for the 2009 edition of the New Urbanism: Best Practices Guide.
He guided the design of Torti Gallas’ work at Columbia Heights and Poplar Point in Washington, DC; White Flint Crossing, North Bethesda, MD; Clarendon Center, Arlington, VA, The Greene in Beavercreek (Dayton), OH.
He serves as principal-in-charge for a number of the firm's current design and planning projects, including mixed-use work for Safeway in Washington, DC; Peninsula Town Center in Hampton, VA; and East Village in Philadelphia, PA.
Brian is a graduate of Yale University and the School of Architecture and Urban Planning at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
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