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Water Management and Urban Design


Date: Tuesday, April 16

Time: 7:30AM - 8:45AM

CM | 1.25

Green infrastructure is not a new term in China, but how to make the best use of it to mitigate the serious water pollution is still in question for Chinese cities. This session examines the innovative green infrastructure projects in China. Taking two cities as examples, we will share the story of how Chinese and American planners work together to make green infrastructure a strong improvement to the water environment in these two cities. Hear how planners in Szechuan province started to see water as an "amenity" instead of "utility", and setting up a solid policy framework to lay out the multi-level foundation for green infrastructure plan. Find out how urban designers from Guangdong province implement the green infrastructure in urban design to mitigate the non-point source water pollution in the city.

CEU Credits:
  • AIA - LU/HSW/SD

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Speaker Details


Edward Tsui

Vice President/ Director of Development PRC+HK

AECOM

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Yuan Fang, AICP

Program Associate for International Affairs

American Planning Association


Jack Yu-Liang Hsu, AICP

Associate Director - Master Planning & Urban Design

AECOM

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Grover E. Mouton III

Director, Trudc

Tulane Univ School of Arch.

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Jeffrey L. Soule, FAICP

Director Of Outreach And International

American Planning Association