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- 1. REGISTER TODAY! www.TonkinCorporation.com • Ph: 61 2 9224 6060 • Fax: 61 2 9224 6066 • Email: eureka@TonkinCorporation.com HEAR FROM THESE EXPERT speakers: Researched by: Ranked #26 on the BRW Fast 100 2010 KEY BENEFITS OF ATTENDING: LEARN how to implement innovative solutions to improve our cities DEVELOP a sustainable smart city planning strategy TAKE your project to the next level with innovative design thinking IMAGINE Australia’s smart future Also, don’t miss your chance to learn from and NETWORK with some of the most influential executives in Australia • The Hon. Chris Hartcher MP, Minister for Energy and Resources, New South Wales • Genia McCaffery, Mayor of North Sydney • Lorraine Wearne, Lord Mayor of Parramatta • Len Brown, Mayor of Auckland • Tim Horton, Commissioner for Integrated Design, Integrated Design Commission South Australia • Giovanni Cirillo, Executive Director Urban Renewal and Major Sites, Department Planning and Infrastructure New South Wales • Dr Cathy Oke, Chair Future Melbourne (Eco-City) Committee, Melbourne City Council • Ray Burton, CEO, Townsville City Council • Helen Lochhead, Assistant Government Architect, Office of Government Architect New South Wales • Gail Connolly, Executive Manager Transforming Sydney, City of Sydney • Robert Moore, Manager Urban Design and Docklands, City of Melbourne • Chris Derksema, Sustainability Director, City of Sydney • Jeff Robinson, Sustainable Design Leader - Property - Asia Pacific, Aurecon • Rob Fitzpatrick, Director of Infrastructure Transport and Logistics, NICTA • Jennifer Baltatzidis, Principal Consultant: Energy Engineering, Origin Energy • Lauren Marcellin, Program Director – Smart Grid, Smart City, Ausgrid • Fiona de Preu, Project Director Urban Development Division, Department Planning and Community Development Victoria • Michael Frost, Executive Director – Capital Cities Strategic Planning Systems, Council of Australian Governments (COAG Reform Council) PLUS: DON’T MISS THESE TWO ESSENTIAL HALF-DAY WORKSHOPS: Workshop A: Design thinking: redesigning the city from user perspective Your workshop facilitator: Alex Cohn, Director Urban Design, Place Design Group Workshop B: The A-Z of urban planning Your workshop facilitator: Vladimir Finn, Business Development Manager, Aurecon Endorsed by: Media partner: SMART CITIES TONKIN’S 2nd ANNUAL Boo k earl y & SAVE $$$ CONF EREN C E 30th April - 2nd May 2012 :: The Grace Hotel, Sydney
- 2. CONFERENCE DAY ONE Monday 30th April 2012 8:30 Registration, morning coffee and tea 9:00 Opening remarks from the chair Jeff Robinson, Sustainable Design Leader - Property - Asia Pacific, Aurecon Ministerial K eynote 9:10 Keynote Opening Address: Understanding the Ministerial Council on Energy’s National Stakeholder Committee • Addressing government initiatives in long term planning The Hon. Chris Hartcher MP, Minister for Resources and Energy, New South Wales M ayoral Keynote 9:40 Vision for North Sydney’s ‘Smart’ Future • Urban design planning in North Sydney • Implementing effective sustainability measures Genia McCaffery, Mayor of North Sydney 10:10 Promoting Parramatta as a Smart City • Analysing the ParraConnect smart city initiative: Advancing connective technologies to help create a better social, environmental and economic way of life • Understanding emerging smart city trends in Parramatta Lorraine Wearne, Lord Mayor of Parramatta 10:40 Morning tea International Mayoral Keynote 11:00 Promoting Auckland as the world’s most liveable city • Implementing strategies and plans to achieve this successfully • Auckland’s amalgamation experience and its implications for development • Overview of the Auckland Spatial Plan Len Brown, Mayor of Auckland Urban Planning and Policies 11: 30 Sustainable Sydney 2030: Green, global and connected • An overview of Sustainable Sydney 2030 • Showing by doing: Implementing decentralised energy, water and waste projects in Sydney’s buildings and operations • Sustainability Partnerships and their critical role in delivering outcomes Chris Derksema, Sustainability Director, City of Sydney City Re -desi gn and R enewal Strategies 12:10 Melbourne: Designing for a sustainable city • Understanding the Urban Design Strategy and exploring the possibility of a “future city” • Addressing contemporary issues and challenges in urban design • Examining the importance of partnerships for a sustainable future Robert Moore, Manager Urban Design & Docklands, City of Melbourne 12:50 Networking Lunch 1:40 5000+ an integrated design strategy for inner Adelaide • Examining city re-design and renewal strategies • Rethinking Adelaide: accommodating for future population growth • Information Communication and Technology (ICT) and using design as a way of seeing and thinking about a problem • Looking to the future: Developing a new model to how we design, plan, develop and govern our cities Tim Horton, Commissioner for Integrated Design, Integrated Design Commission South Australia 2:20 Sydney at 6 Million: Achieving Successful Urban Renewal Outcomes in Sydney • Evidence: Understanding population change in sydney • Strategy: Growing our city sustainably • Policy: Initiatives which respond to population pressure • Implementation: Tools facilitating urban renewal • Partnerships: Working with our stakeholders Giovanni Cirillo, Executive Director Urban Renewal and Major Sites, Department of Planning and Infrastructure New South Wales 3:00 Afternoon tea Alternative Smart City Concepts 3:20 City of Melbourne: An Eco City reflects and engages in the lead up to Rio+20 • Mapping our Eco City achievements. Including a look at key strategies: • Investigating the city as a catchment • Looking into the Urban Forest Strategy • What is the 1200 Buildings program and what has it meant for the City of Melbourne • Analysing the City of Melbourne Transport Strategy • Engaging residents, workers and visitors in our Eco City targets • Including: Eco Carlton case study Dr Cathy Oke, Chair Future Melbourne (Eco-City) Committee, Melbourne City Council 4:00 Townsville: The future of the Smart City • Providing smarter solutions for overcoming challenges • Implementing NBN and smart grids as blueprint for sustainable city • IBM’s Smart Cities Challenge and integrating sustainability Ray Burton, CEO, Townsville City Council 4:40 Closing remarks from the chair 4:50 End of Day One CONFERENCE DAY TWO Tuesday 1st May 2012 8:30 Morning coffee and tea 9:00 Opening remarks from the chair Jeff Robinson, Sustainable Design Leader - Property - Asia Pacific, Aurecon Capital City Strategic Planning 9:10 Analysing Capital City Strategic Planning Systems • Reviewing capital city strategic planning systems against agreed national criteria • Providing for nationally significant economic infrastructure REGISTER TODAY! www.TonkinCorporation.com • Ph: 61 2 9224 6060 • Fax: 61 2 9224 6066 • Email: eureka@TonkinCorporation.com SMART CITITONKIN’S 2nd ANNUAL CASESTUDYCASESTUDY CASESTUDY CASESTUDY CASESTUDY
- 3. • Strengthening the networks between capital cities and major regional centres Michael Frost, Executive Director – Capital Cities Strategic Planning Systems, Council of Australian Governments (COAG Reform Council) Smart T ransport: Pro j ects and Planning 9:50 Smart Transport and Roads: planning to solve urban traffic congestion problems • Using Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to increase the capacity of our roads infrastructure Rob Fitzpatrick, Director of Infrastructure, Transport and Logistics, NICTA 10:30 Morning tea T ransformin g Our C ities 11:00 Transforming our cities with innovative urban design projects • City redesign and renewal strategies: Understanding the effect of overseas projects on local design strategies • Retrofitting: Beyond sustainability – promoting the benefits of retrofitting the urban environment with green infrastructure • Looking at the Green Cover Demonstration Project: Successfully addressing climate change impacts caused by peak heat events in Western Sydney Helen Lochhead, Assistant Government Architect, Government Architects Office New South Wales 11:40 Transforming Sydney: A city for the future • Planning for a smart city: How the Metropolitan Plan for Sydney 2036 will transform Sydney • Revitalizing the city centre • Transforming user attitudes • Unlocking the City Centre for people: Examining the proposed light rail network for George Street Gail Connolly, Executive Manager Transforming Sydney, City of Sydney 12:20 Lunch Retrofitting: Beyond Sustainability 1:20 Retrofitting Sydney: improving the efficiency of our buildings • Project overview and Origin involvement • Lessons learned to date • Where to: Delivering and maintaining the project outcomes Jennifer Baltatzidis, Principal Consultant: Energy Engineering, Origin Energy Smart Grids 2:00 Smart Grid, Smart City: Australia’s first commercial scale smart grid trial Smart grids represent the cutting edge of energy efficient technologies. Ausgrid utilises Information Communication Technology (ICT) to improve the efficiency of power production, delivery and use • About the Smart Grid, Smart City demonstration project and trial insights to date Lauren Marcellin, Program Director - Smart Grid, Smart City, Ausgrid 2:40 Afternoon tea Planning for Sustainable Success and Urban Development 3:10 Advancing sustainability in infrastructure • Promoting the delivery and operation of more sustainable infrastructure in Australia • Examining the importance of a sustainability rating scheme • Achieving sustainable outcomes: encourage and promote highest standard of sustainability performance Jeff Robinson, Sustainable Design Leader - Property - Asia Pacific, Aurecon 3:50 Promoting effective urban development in Victoria • Introducing effective urban planning strategies to deal with expected population growth • Overview of urban development program: including an analysis of current and future projects under scheme Fiona de Preu, Project Director Urban Development Division, Department Planning and Community Development Victoria 4:30 Closing remarks from the chair 4:40 End of Conference 30th April - 2nd May 2012 :: The Grace Hotel, Sydney REGISTER TODAY! www.TonkinCorporation.com • Ph: 61 2 9224 6060 • Fax: 61 2 9224 6066 • Email: eureka@TonkinCorporation.com ES CONFERENCE CASESTUDYCASESTUDYCASESTUDY 8:30 Registration, morning coffee and tea Workshop A: 9:00 – 12:00 Design thinking: redesigning the city from user perspective • Planning and design for your cities: Making existing cities smarter • Taking your project to the next level with innovative design thinking • Understanding a projects challenges and opportunities • Implementing sustainable design principles for a ‘smarter’ community • Creating great places: examining new urbanism and place making Your expert facilitator: Alex Cohn, Director Urban Design, Place Design Group Workshop B: 1:00 – 4:00 The A-Z of Urban Planning • Improving the sustainability, productivity and liveability of our urban environments • How to implement effective sustainable urban strategies • Achieving sustainable development • Analysing static versus dynamic urban planning • Concepts, policy and issues in integrated land use planning Your expert facilitator: Vladimir Finn, Business Development Manager, Aurecon (Lunch is provided for delegates attending both workshops) WORKSHOP DAY Wednesday 2nd May 2012 CASESTUDYCASESTUDY
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