@pia_planning #PIAimagine15 SPECIAL CONFERENCE OFFER: Non Members attending the conference can sign up for a discounted Affiliate Membership until June 2016 for $250 (normally $520). To take up this offer, speak with one of the membership team at the PIA Registration Desk. Welcome how will we live? Imagine our tomorrow. With over half of the world’s population now living in cities and more than three quarters of West Australian’s living urban areas, individual and collective quality of life is now more likely to be defined by the urban experience. • Is it a welcoming place where residents feel engaged? • Is it safe? • Attractive? • Can people readily connect to other people, places and activities? • Can they find jobs which are creative and satisfy? • What and where will the jobs of the future be, how will we move between places and spaces, where and when will we ‘play’? • Are public spaces alive with activity? • Does the urban form, transportation system and programs and services contribute to quality of life • Do the city’s people services — its parks and recreation centres, police and fire services, arts and cultural events — meet the diverse needs of its citizens? Our vision of tomorrow, is what we will drive our plans of today, in order to achieve our imagined shared futures. We need to look at our future from the viewpoint of our aspirations for how we live, then drive the policies and choices directing how we will grow, how we nurture our economy to create jobs, and protect our environment to ensure we have places to play and the resources to sustain us. New issues, challenges, trends and opportunities will emerge throughout the life of any strategy and planners need to be flexible and responsive to these evolutions of circumstance. Suzanne Woolhouse MPIA 2015 State Conference Convenor How will we live? imagine our tomorrow 3 Conference Program Friday 11th september 2015 7:30 - 8:20 Registration - Tea & Coffee 8:20-10:00 Opening Session Session Sponsor: Hames Sharley Welcome and Introduction Peter Kennedy Master of Ceremonies Planning Minister’s Address Hon. John Day MLA Minister for Planning; Culture & the Arts Stephenson Memorial Lecture Her Excellency the Honourable Kerry Sanderson AO Governor of Western Australia Keynote Speaker Dr Stefan Hajkowicz Global Megatrends Principal Scientist in Strategic Foresight, CSIRO 10:00 -10:30 Morning Tea Sponsored by Cardno 10:30 - 12:20 Plenary Session One Keynote Speaker + Q&A Lucy Hughes Turnbull AO Building liveable, loveable and workable cities Urbanist, businesswoman and philanthropist Sponsor: Lavan Legal Revitalizing Conventional Suburbs - Brett Wood-Gush FPIA An intergenerational challenge Principal Urban Designer Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority Challenging the traditional assumptions about Maxine Murray what different age groups want from their cities Chair, PerthALIVE and housing 12:20 -1:20 Lunch Sponsored by Cardno 1:20 - 3:15 Plenary Session Two Session Sponsor: LandCorp Planning for Resilience Brendan Nelson MPIA CPP PIA National President and Principal MWH Global How can Architects and Planners collaborate for Geoff Warn better outcomes in the future State Government Architect 4 2015 Planning Institute of Australia (WA) State Conference Join the Conversation @pia_planning #PIAimagine15 7:30 - 8:20 Registration - Tea & Coffee 8:20-10:00 Opening Session Session Sponsor: Hames Sharley Welcome and Introduction Peter Kennedy Master of Ceremonies Planning Minister’s Address Hon. John Day MLA Minister for Planning; Culture & the Arts Stephenson Memorial Lecture Her Excellency the Honourable Kerry Sanderson AO Governor of Western Australia Keynote Speaker Dr Stefan Hajkowicz Global Megatrends Principal Scientist in Strategic Foresight, CSIRO 10:00 -10:30 Morning Tea Sponsored by Cardno 10:30 - 12:20 Plenary Session One Keynote Speaker + Q&A Lucy Hughes Turnbull AO Building liveable, loveable and workable cities Urbanist, businesswoman and philanthropist Sponsor: Lavan Legal Revitalizing Conventional Suburbs - Brett Wood-Gush FPIA An intergenerational challenge Principal Urban Designer Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority Challenging the traditional assumptions about Maxine Murray what different age groups want from their cities Chair, PerthALIVE and housing 12:20 -1:20 Lunch Sponsored by Cardno 1:20 - 3:15 Plenary Session Two Session Sponsor: LandCorp Planning for Resilience Brendan Nelson MPIA CPP PIA National President and Principal MWH Global How can Architects and Planners collaborate for Geoff Warn better outcomes in the future State Government Architect How will we live? imagine our tomorrow 5 Conference Program The tapestry of growth: creating thriving cities Nicole Lockwood for the global community Principal of Lockwood Advisory Millennials and Cities: No longer just kids, Millenials Sean Morrison (Gen Y) now comprise over a third of the Australian Senior Consultant, Urbis and chair and co-founder of urban workforce. Every generation shapes the cities in think-tank FuturePerth which we live – so how will the connected and pampered Gen Y shape our urbanity? Panel Q&A - looking to the future Q&A with Peter Kennedy • Geoff Warn • Maxine Murray • Nicole Lockwood • Sean Morrison • Brett Wood-Gush FPIA 3:15 - 3:45 Afternoon Tea Sponsored by Cardno 3:10 - 5:30 Plenary Session Three Keynote Speaker Storm Cunningham Resilient Prosperity for Australian Cities CEO ReCitizen, L3c (Washington DC) Publisher, Sponsor: Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority Revitalisation News Keynote Speaker Adam Beck Creating Living Laboratories for EcoDistricts, Portland Oregon Next Generation City Building Sponsor: City of Perth 5:30 - 7:30 Closing Function - Drinks and Canapes Sponsored by Planned Cover 7:30 RPS Social Hangout @ The Merrywell Sponsored by RPS Program subject to change 6 2015 Planning Institute of Australia (WA) State Conference The tapestry of growth: creating thriving cities Nicole Lockwood for the global community Principal of Lockwood Advisory Millennials and Cities: No longer just kids, Millenials Sean Morrison (Gen Y) now comprise over a third of the Australian Senior Consultant, Urbis and chair and co-founder of urban workforce. Every generation shapes the cities in think-tank FuturePerth which we live – so how will the connected and pampered Gen Y shape our urbanity? Panel Q&A - looking to the future Q&A with Peter Kennedy • Geoff Warn • Maxine Murray • Nicole Lockwood • Sean Morrison • Brett Wood-Gush FPIA 3:15 - 3:45 Afternoon Tea Sponsored by Cardno 3:10 - 5:30 Plenary Session Three Keynote Speaker Storm Cunningham Resilient Prosperity for Australian Cities CEO ReCitizen, L3c (Washington DC) Publisher, Sponsor: Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority Revitalisation News Keynote Speaker Adam Beck Creating Living Laboratories for EcoDistricts, Portland Oregon Next Generation City Building Sponsor: City of Perth 5:30 - 7:30 Closing Function - Drinks and Canapes Sponsored by Planned Cover 7:30 RPS Social Hangout @ The Merrywell Sponsored by RPS Program subject to change How will we live? imagine our tomorrow 7 Keynote Speaker Profiles Lucy Turnbull AO Urbanist, businesswoman and philanthropist Lucy Turnbull AO is an urbanist, businesswoman and philanthropist with longstanding interest in cities, and technological and social innovation. She chairs the Committee for Sydney and is Chairman of Prima BioMed Limited, an ASX- listed biomedical company undertaking clinical development for an immuno-therapeutic cancer treatment. She is a director of Sealink Travel Group Limited. She is currently a board member of the Australian Technology Park, the Redfern Foundation Limited, the Turnbull Foundation, the USSC and the Grattan Institute. She is the President of the German-Australian Chamber of Business & Commerce. She is chair of the Committee for Sydney and was deputy chair of the Council of Australian Government’s (COAG) City Expert Advisory Panel. She was the first female Lord Mayor of the City of Sydney from 2003-4. In 2011 she became an Officer of the Order of Australia for distinguished service to the community, local government and business. In 2012 she was awarded an honorary Doctorate of Business by the University of NSW. 8 2015 Planning Institute of Australia (WA) State Conference Storm Cunningham CEO ReCitizen Washington, DC Storm Cunningham is publisher of Revitalization News, the global journal of news, research, and original articles related to urban/rural revitalization, environmental restoration, and economic/social resilience. He works worldwide as a strategy and policy consultant to local, regional, and national governments. Storm might be the only revitalization facilitator who addresses all aspects of renewal; natural and cultural resources, urban and rural communities, industrialized and lesser-developed countries, etc. On any given day, he might be working with educators, fishery biologists, city planners, agronomists, watershed managers, transportation engineers, environmentalists, economic development organizations, real estate developers, GIS software firms, project managers, mayors, ecosystem restorers, brownfields experts, historic preservationists, or catastrophe recovery agencies. He is retained on a regular basis to speak or consult with federal agencies (such as Environment Canada), state/provincial governments, metropolitan areas & rural communities, and Fortune 500 companies. [Just two examples: The U.S. State Department (through the American Embassy in Warsaw) sponsored Storm’s Polish speaking tour (and series of meetings with mayors) in