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ULI Atlanta Healthy Urbanism: Confronting the Distance Between Density & Sprawl hosted by WLI
Pricing
| Pricing | Members | Non-Members |
|---|---|---|
| Private | FREE | $20.00 |
| Public/Academic/Nonprofit | FREE | $20.00 |
| Retired | FREE | N/A |
| Student | FREE | $10.00 |
| Under Age 35 | FREE | $20.00 |
Registration deadline is November 10th. Registration is required to receive access to this meeting. Refunds are not available for this virtual meeting.
Healthy urbanism supports a view of urban design that considers health, the environment, and social interaction as part of the development process. The COVID-19 pandemic is challenging us to re-think the architecture of density and urban sprawl. How do we reconcile the need for density with healthy social distancing without inducing social isolation? What can planners, architects and urbanist do to prevent or lessen the explosion of a pandemic of this scale in the future?
By confronting the distance between density and sprawl, this panel will discuss how we can create a healthier, safer, and more ecologically balanced urban environments to support society’s efforts for stronger public health.
PANELISTS
Angela Brooks - Managing Principal, BROOKS + SCARPA, (Los Angeles)
Ken Greenberg - Principal, CM, Greenberg
Consultants Inc.,(Toronto)
Lyssa Hall – Planner, Espiritu Loci
Incorporated (Phoenix)
Clifford A.
Brown - Managing Partner, Woodborn Partners (Michigan)
Ellen Dunham-Jones - Professor, Georgia Tech
Liz Martin-Malikian - Professor, Kennesaw State University
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