Trasforming Cities An integrated approach - Carlo Castelli AECOM Cities - London Roma, 31 gennaio - Aspesi
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Rinascimento Roma
Trasforming Cities
An integrated approach
Carlo Castelli
AECOM Cities – London
1
Roma, 31 gennaio
Inputs Process Plan
Analysi Dialogu Integrat
Challenges Vision Options Plan
2
s e e
Defining the problem,establishing
possibilities documenting a plan.
Baseline Analysis Analysis / Vision Option Recommended
Option Testing Final Plan
Development Plan
Transport
Env Capacity
Strategic
Plan
Centres Analysis Validatio
Precedents n
Pop + Economic Density Design
Review
Projections
Opportunities + Green
Constraints Infrastructure
Stakeholder Stakeholder
Plan Refinement
Feedback Feedback
Implementation
Importance of a shared Vision
3
Assembling the pieces
NATURAL
ENVIRONMENT
GROWTH
BOUNDARY
CENTRES
GREEN
INFRASTRUCTURE
MOBILITY
INTEGRATED
4
Positioning projects at a city scale
100km
100km
5
answering the
6
big questions
When do we get asked to help? 7
Analysis clarifies the primary and critical
issues??
2010 Mega Projects – Pop capacity 9,583,830
Actual population 1.9 million
8 2020 – 2.8 million
Environment as the driver 9
How can we embed analysis from parallel technical streams into common and aligned planning processes, for major scale planning projects. 10
We built this channel to deal with an emergency flood condition. Our regional and city scale planning work has shown us that we can integrate this into a regional openspace framework. 11
Like this. 12
XL Limitations and possibilities are documented and are defined spatially 13
The analysis phase will expose a clear governance picture. This ultimately will assist in how major plans are implemented. 14
Vision and methodology 15
Assembling the pieces and converting it into a format which can interface with the city governance frameworks 16
We talk to stakeholders and the broader public. (1am, ramadan, jeddah, 2013) 17
Tested against agreed objectives 18
Checking the detail
2013 2033
19Developing the elements 20
Heading through the scales 21
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23
24
25
26
London’s backwater 27
World event + World city 28
Think big. Think long-term. 29
Londoners look east 30
Traditional events park 2012 concept 31
East London masterplans 32
2012 >> 2030 33
34
Neighbourhoods and centres 35
Connections 36
Open space and parklands 37
38
2011 39
2031 + 40
Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park 41
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43
44
A 20 MILLION POPULATION 45
A MILLION HOMES SHORT 46
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48
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50
51
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London manifesto 2065
53
London ManifestoMilano Scali Ferroviari 54
Milano Scali Ferroviari
Perché?
• Popolazione che cresce 11.3% (2014-2024) a livelli
simili a Londra e Amsterdam (11.2) (CRESME – ONU)
• 124 ha rigenerazione urbana / singola proprieta’
• Connettività ai sistemi urbano, meetropolitano,
regionale e di alta velocita’
55Milano Scali Ferroviari
Metro Rail High Speed Rail
56Milano Scali Ferroviari
Perché?
Servizio
Ferroviario
Regionale
92%
of the population
within 5km of a
station
18.9%
movements by
rail
57Vocazioni
Urbane La Città
La Città La Città delle
delle Risorse delle Culture Connessioni
The Resourceful The Culture The Connected
City City City
La Città La Città
del del Verde
Vivere
The Living The Green
City City
58Milan Scali Ferroviari
Strategic Strategic Urban
Metropolitan Urban Development
Role Context Quality
59Milan Scali Ferroviari 60
North West Cambridge, UK 61
Grazie! 62
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