Sustainable Buildings Breakfast
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10 Key Strategies for Planning and Designing more Resilient Cities
Craig Applegath, Principal
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Eighty percent of Canadians now live and work in cities - and that number is steadily increasing. Despite the economic recession, Canadians remain very concerned about climate change and environmental sustainability. Peak oil is also now making the news, reflecting a growing recognition that the increasing and voracious global demand for oil will soon exceed our ability to supply it affordably. Meanwhile, we are witnessing the aging of our population, and realizing that all levels of government are deeply in debt, with very little additional capacity to fund much needed replacement of our cities’ now aging urban infrastructures. This presentation will explore this complex set of problems and outline ten potential strategies for planning and designing cities that will be more resilient to the future shocks and stresses associated with global warming, peak oil and population change.
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Wed Dec 1, 2010
Registration: 8:30 am
Session: 8:45 am - 9:30 am
@ Autodesk Canada
210 King St. E. Toronto
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Watch GBF2010 Environment Keynote Jeremy Rifkin video online
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Click here for Video: Provided by Teknion
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Free Partner Event: Ecology.Design.Synergy
Green Architecture & New Ideas from Germany & Canada
In conversation: Manfred Brausem and Martin Liefhebber
“Strategic Construction: The Architect as Agent for Change“
Presented by the Goethe-Institut Toronto in cooperation with OCAD University and the MaRS Centre November 26, 2010, 6pm
OCAD University, Auditorium, Room 190, 100 McCaul Street, Toronto, ON
Admission free
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