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Global Events 2010 WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA We’Re Building the Cities of Today and Planning the Cities of Tomorrow Global Events 2010 WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA We’re building the cities of today and planning the cities of tomorrow... on five continents. IBI Group professionals exercise a broad and sophisticated knowledge base that spans urban design and planning, building and landscape architecture, engineering, advanced transportation management and traffic systems, real estate analysis, communications specializations, and software development. p01 From bid phase and organizational structure /governance development; to stakeholder management and marketing strategies; to venue design and construction management; and, the larger integrated urban domain design – we produce the whole plan. CN TOWER PLAZA TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA Rehabilitation Project p02 GLOBAL EVENTS: PLANNING & DESIGN IBI Group has the proven expertise to combine the key elements of successful end-to-end events planning. EVENT LIFECYCLE VENUES / URBAN PLANNING FACILITIES ENVIRONMENT • Bid Development & Evaluation • Venue & Stadium Design • Wayfinding & Signage • Strategy Development • Control Centre Design • Pageantry / ‘Look’ of the Games • Marketing & Communications • Interior Design • Mapping & GIS • Stakeholder Engagement • Accessibility • CAD & Overlay Design • Readiness Planning & Testing • Hospitality Industry Design • Landscape Design • Legacy Development • Project & Construction Management • Regeneration p03 TORONTO PAN AMERICAN / PARAPAN AMERICAN GAMES TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA From robust operational readiness Transportation Delivery Plan, activities and development of fit-for Implementation, and Operations purpose systems; to provision of international subject matter experts through our extensive network — we deliver successful events. p04 GLOBAL EVENTS: SYSTEMS & OPERATIONS IBI Group has the proven ability to transition plans into operations, utilizing systems to deliver a high quality, sustainable, and ‘smart’ event. PLANNING & INTELLIGENT OPERATIONS TRANSPORT SYSTEMS • Master Planning • Travel Demand Management • Travel Information Systems • Venue Planning & Operations • Olympic / Games Route Network • Security & Access Control Systems • Event Planning & Logistics • Demand Forecasting • Control Centre Systems • Real-Time Operational Delivery • Public Transport Overlay Planning • Broadcast System Design • Sustainable Design • Transportation & Pedestrian • UAV Technology Modelling • Mobile Reporting • Transportation Ticket Integration p05 TIMELINE 1988 CALGARY 2002 WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES 1994 SALT LAKE CITY CALGARY, ALBERTA, CANADA LILLEHAMMER WINTER WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES • Master Plan for Nakiska Ski Area OLYMPIC GAMES SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, USA • Calgary International Airport LILLEHAMMER, NORWAY • Master Planning & Look of the Games D-Wing Expansion • Resort Master Plan (1999) for Salt Lake City Corp. for Post-Olympic Legacy 1980 TORONTO SKYDOME STADIUM TORONTO WORLD YOUTH DAY / LAKE PLACID WINTER (ROGERS CENTRE) VICTORIA PAPAL VISIT OLYMPIC GAMES TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA COMMONWEALTH GAMES TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA LAKE PLACID, NEW YORK, USA • Architectural design services for VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA, • Transportation services and technical • Resort Master Plan multi-use sports / entertainment and CANADA support for arrivals / departures; (Post-Olympic Legacy) recreational facility • Master Plan movement to / from venues 1980 1986 1992 1998 2006-2008 VANCOUVER EXPO ALBERTVILLE WINTER & NAGANO WINTER NEW YORK 2008 / 2012 ALBERTA PAVILION SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES OLYMPIC GAMES OLYMPIC BIDS VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, ALBERTVILLE, FRANCE NAGANO, JAPAN NEW YORK, NEW YORK, USA CANADA • Coca-Cola Pin Trading Centre • Venue Detailed Design • Master Planning • All Interior / Exterior Exhibits BARCELONA LISBON EXPO SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES CANADIAN PAVILION BARCELONA, SPAIN LISBON, PORTUGAL • Coca-Cola Pin Trading Centre / Vans • Design Competition p06 2019 RED DEER CANADA WINTER GAMES 2017 RED DEER, ALBERTA, CANADA BHUBANESWAR ASIAN • Nordic Ski Trail design using 2010 ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS 3D modelling VANCOUVER WINTER BHUBANESWAR, ODISHA, INDIA OLYMPIC GAMES • City Branding and Public CALGARY 2026 OLYMPIC VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Outreach Programme BID SUPPORT CANADA 2014 CALGARY, ALBERTA, CANADA • Overlay Master Planning GLASGOW MONCTON DOWNTOWN • Transportation Planning COMMONWEALTH GAMES EVENTS CENTRE CALGARY EXPO 2017 GLASGOW, SCOTLAND, MONCTON, NEW BRUNSWICK, NIAGARA FALLS EVENT FEASIBILITY STUDY UNITED KINGDOM CANADA TRANSPORTATION PLAN CALGARY, ALBERTA, CANADA • Travel Demand Management • Transportation Dispersal Plan NIAGARA FALLS, ONTARIO, CANADA • Master Planning Business Case and Delivery • Wayfinding and Signage Plan • Transportation Management Plan 2020 2012 2015 2018 2020 LONDON SUMMER OLYMPIC TORONTO PAN AMERICAN / BHUBANESWAR HOCKEY DUBAI WORLD EXPO AND PARALYMPIC GAMES PARAPAN AMERICAN GAMES WORLD CUP DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES LONDON, ENGLAND, TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA BHUBANESWAR, ODISHA, INDIA • Event Transportation Operations Plan UNITED KINGDOM • Transportation Delivery Plan, • City Branding and • Travel demand management integrators Implementation, and Operations Public Outreach Programme p07 2012 LONDON SUMMER OLYMPIC AND PARALYMPIC GAMES LONDON, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM Travel Demand Management Integrators GLOBAL EVENTS EXPERIENCE Our firm has a proven model in delivering successful events that includes a fundamental understanding of how the different pieces of a large-scale event fit together. With a global practice and roster of thousands of staff worldwide, IBI Group has the technical and operational depth to formulate concepts and strategies, construct a well organized plan, and effectively deliver. p09 p010 DUBAI 2020 01 WORLD EXPO DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Event Transportation Operations Plan Client Expo 2020 Host Organizing Committee Completed Ongoing The World Expo is noted as one of IBI Group was retained by Expo2020 • event-time communications the oldest and biggest events on the Dubai to assist in the planning and reporting development; planet. It happens every five years, and development of the Event • C3 and integrated governance and cities take turns to host the Transport Operations Plan (ETOP) for structure development for internal occasion. Each expo lasts for six the Transport, Traffic & Parking (TTP) and external transport stakeholders, months and all countries are invited functional area. This encompassed including event-time control centre to take part in showcasing the best all modes of transport for the Expo planning; and of what they have to offer. The aim guest groups and the required • a robust operational testing and is for people and nations to learn by integration with the transport assessment program to ensure sharing ideas, while demonstrating services for all the Expo site visitors. all the above strategies and innovation, paving the path for progress The work included: the transport department are in fields like engineering, technology • on-the-ground service planning operationally ready for the event. and architecture. for buses, vehicles, and parking; • capacity modelling reviews Supporting work included graphics, Dubai, UAE is hosting the World Expo on the site roadways; mapping and design talent to round- in 2020. The event will be open and • event-time resource planning, out the team and contribute to a operational for 173 consecutive days, including staff, contractors, complete, and high-quality product. include over 190 country pavilions, and volunteers; have a school program that will bring • temporary transport operations 2,500 children to experience the site infrastructure and equipment each day, and have an overall expected validation; total of 25 million visitors. p011 p012 CALGARY 2026 02 OLYMPIC BID SUPPORT CALGARY, ALBERTA, CANADA Bid Team / Transportation Team Client Calgary 2026 BidCo Completed 2019 IBI Group worked with the Calgary IBI Group developed a micro-simulation 2026 BidCo to lead the transportation model of the Highway 1 corridor linking working group and coordinate the the Mountain and City venues, and different stakeholders, ranging from supported the development of the GIS City of Calgary, the Town of Canmore, mapping for BidCo identifying all origins Alberta Transportation, ROAM Transit, and destinations including venues, Calgary Transit, and Calgary Airport accommodations, transportation hubs, Authority. In conjunction with these and live sites. While Calgary was not transportation stakeholders, IBI Group successful in the bid, the transportation developed the transportation sections plan was well received by both the of the Olympic bid book for the IOC, as IOC and the host cities involved in well as the initial overall transportation the Calgary bid. plan for the Games. Included in this work was the Games-time capacity analysis on planned Olympic roadways, the transit networks, and the planned park-and-ride facilities. p013 p014 NIAGARA FALLS 03 2019 EVENT TRANSPORTATION PLAN NIAGARA FALLS, ONTARIO, CANADA Transportation Management Plan Client City of Niagara Falls Completed The City of Niagara Falls is one of To develop the plan, IBI Group carried for and prioritized, and that an effective 2019 the top tourist destinations in Canada, out extensive analysis on traffic communication protocol was put in attracting millions of people every patterns, transit, and pedestrian place to coordinate efforts between year. For large annual events such movements, and worked with existing the diverse group of stakeholders. as New Year’s Eve and Canada
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