Despite much practical research about the need to incorporate placemaking objectives into the configuration of urban thoroughfares to realise a broader public realm function and enable human activity, the integration of these objectives into planning and design remains constrained, and this is particularly so in the urban areas of Perth in Western Australia. As such urban designers, architects and transport practitioners, have a responsibility to create streets that deliver better health outcomes. In this session, we’ll hear from two presenters on what we can do to create healthier streets.

Date:	16 November 2023 (Thursday)
Time:	5:30 pm – 6:45 pm
Language:	English
Fee:	Free Admission
Quota:	500 Persons (First-come-first-served)
Format:	Physical at Room 1610, Li Dak Sum Yip Yio Chin Academic Building, City University of Hong Kong or via ZOOM (Pre-registration required)
Speaker：	Ms. Tanya Moran, Director, PJA Perth Mr. Tim Judd, Director, PJA Perth
Moderator:	Mr. Barry WILSON, President, HKIUD

Rundown

HKIUD Intro

Speaker Intro

Speaker Presentation - "Our streets – the outdoor rooms of our cities – affect our physical and mental health"

Q&A

Closing