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Ashley Scott Kelly : PACIFIC RIM-URBAN RESILIENCE BY DESIGN

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The College of Environmental Design will collaborate with the University of Hong Kong's Faculty of Architecture to form a multi-year research studio program to develop strategies for a more resilient urban environment for Hong Kong. Specifically, they will develop solutions to integrate the linked issues of transportation, ecologically-focused and pedestrian-driven planning of public and waterfront spaces, and sustainable management of water infrastructure and natural resources. Through a comparative analysis of innovative strategies of the San Francisco Bay Area, cross-disciplinary teams in the faculties of architecture, landscape architecture and urban design will shape a vision to influence a clear policy for Hong Kong's long-term sustainable growth. This endeavor begins on May 10, 2018 from 3-6 p.m. with a CED Talk titled "CED Talk: Pacific Rim-Urban Resilience by Design," raising questions about urban futures. All are welcome to join in 170 Wurster Hal

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Title

Ashley Scott Kelly : PACIFIC RIM-URBAN RESILIENCE BY DESIGN

Creator

Kelly, Ashley Scott.

Creator

University of California, Berkeley. Coll. of Environ. Design

Published

Berkeley, CA, University of California, Berkeley, Coll. of Environ. Design, May 10, 2018

Full Collection Name

College of Environmental Design Lectures

Type

Video

Archive

Environmental Design Library

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CED Lectures

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5_10_18_HK_AshleyScottKelly_02.mp4

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