October 15 2013, 6-8 pm
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Urban Redevelopment –
How the Eco-District Model Can Drive Economic Growth
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Host
NYU / Stern Social Enterprise Association
Venue: Vanderbilt Hall Room 214 at NYU Law, 40 Washington Square South
Confirmed Panelists:
- Michelle Canizio; Chief of Sustainability Initiatives, NYCHA;
- Margaret Jolly, Distributed Generation Ombudsman, Con Edison;
- Tria Case, University Director of Sustainability, City University of New York ;
- Cameron Thomson, Sustainability Consultant, Arup;
- Nathan Taft, Director of Acquisitions, Jonathan Rose Companies;
- Daniel Hernandez, Managing Director of Rose Urban Solutions, Jonathon Rose Company;
- Jake Baker Assistant Vice President, Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management;
Moderator:
- Llewellyn Wells, Founder - Living City Block, Co-Founder - Urban Energy Systems Corporation
Despite the increasing interest in climate change, green building, and sustainability, the redevelopment community continues to struggle with integrating environmentally sensitive features into the built environment. Stakeholders find it difficult to define and adopt what proves to be a complex and costly arena, let alone quantify and report on the effectiveness of sustainability metrics.
Case studies from around the world have shown that eco-districts reap economic and financial gains. In addition, they have the benefits of supporting a growing population density while maintaining quality of life, spreading the use of natural resources more efficiently, fostering healthy living, and providing grounds for innovation and evolution of cities. What are the key elements of an eco-district that lends itself to economic growth? Can eco-districts be implemented in NYC? How can the various stakeholders, from developers to community organizations, work together to foster regenerative sustainable neighborhoods? How can these projects be incentivized as well as funded?
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