Start Date
06/24/2024
End Date
06/24/2024
Description
This panel dialogue will discuss innovative projects that redefine urban spaces utilizing both old and new transportation infrastructure, providing more sustainable and inviting community amenities.
Panelists will explore how transportation infrastructure can be transformed into vibrant community spaces and how parks can become catalysts for inclusive, resilient, and thriving cities.
Location
Seattle, WA
Distance Learning
No
Course Equivalency
No
Subjects
Parks & Recreation
Urban Planning & Design
Health, Safety and Welfare
Yes
Hours
1.25
Learning Outcomes
Recognize how transportation infrastructure can be transformed into vibrant community spaces, and how this can lead to more sustainable and inclusive cities.
Identify ways in which planning processes, policies, and priorities can either support or constrain the capacity for infrastructure adaptation, and the implications of this for urban innovation and environmental resilience.
Outline different social, economic, physical, and political approaches to project delivery, and understand how these impact policy development and implementation.
Describe role that private philanthropy and community support can play in shaping new parks, and how context-sensitive infrastructure projects can help mitigate the negative impact of infrastructure on parks and urban communities.
Discuss strategies for ensuring that new parks are relevant to audiences traditionally underrepresented in national parks, and under-served in their access to urban parks and nature."
Instructors
Michael BolandChief Park Officer, The Presidio Trust
Course Codes
Provider
City Parks Alliance