This document summarizes a webinar on mixed use development planning presented by Dr. Julian Roche. The webinar agenda included introductions, housekeeping notes, a session start, Q&A, and end of webinar. Dr. Roche's background in real estate development and consulting was provided. The presentation covered topics such as what urban planning demands consider, including physical, social, and economic factors. Design issues for mixed use developments and indicative timescales for planning were also discussed.

1. Dr Julian Roche
MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT
IN THE REGION
Webinar, June 15 2015

2. Designing and Planning a
Mixed Use (MU) Development

3. Agenda
• Welcome
• Housekeeping notes
• Session starts
• Q&A
• End of webinar

4. House Keeping
• Slides will be available on our SlideShare page; the link will
be emailed to you
• Recording of the webinar will be available to download; the
link will be emailed
• Take the time to complete post-webinar survey that will pop
up at the end
• You can type your questions throughout the session in the
Question box
• Time will be allocated at the end for Dr Julian to answer
your questions

5. About Your Speaker
Dr. Julian Roche
From an old real estate family in the UK, Dr. Julian Roche worked as an
economist for DRI McGraw-Hill and as a partner in a real estate
development company with US investments before launching his own real
estate consultancy specialising in global data provision. Later he spent five
years as a senior consultant to a venture capital company in the UK, where
he advised on corporate structure, flotations, trade sales and business
valuations. He has also published a number of books on real estate
derivatives and business valuations and has presented real estate courses
internationally for a number of years.

6. What Urban Planning Demandses
into Urban Planning
Physical Environment
• Climate
• Contours
• Natural resources
• Land /Area
• Water and Soil
strata
• Vulnerability
• Energy needs
Social
Environment
Demographics
Households
Age groups
Education
facilities
Health facilities
Transportation
facilities
Economic
Potential
•Vision of the city
•Major Economic
activity
•Places of work
•Transportation nodes
•Infrastructure
available
•Financial Condition
•Industry
Cities are no longer static and require dynamic
Planning…….

9. Design Issues
• Organising around the pedestrian
• Street connectivity
• Crime prevention
• Creating and preserving public spaces
• Parking and Efficient Land Use
• Human Scale Design

10. Planning
Indicative
timescale

11. What are the benefits?

12. Government issues

13. Strategic Change
Evidence of
Transition
Already
Visible
• How will the CBD evolve over the next twenty
years?
• In what way does a developer have to care about
the future?
• How best to analyse the competition?
• PPP

14. Traffic Analysis Example

15. The GIS and the planning taskgo
beyond Master Planning

16. Implications for HBU
• Traditional HBU criteria – physical, legal
and financial
• Examples of HBU analysis
• Optionality in development HBUs
– Architectural insight
– Partial redevelopment planning
– Working with partners