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New ideas in sustainable urban design
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From climate change to increasing populations, there are complex challenges in planning urban infrastructures.
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Polypipe embraces Green Urbanisation as a breakthrough approach to managing natural water cycles using green asset technologies. It enables the design of striking, urban landscapes that promote greater health, wellbeing and biodiversity.
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Register now for any of our free events
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Food & refreshments will be available after each event
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Manchester
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Monday, 16th March 2020
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Hotel Football, Old Trafford
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5pm - 7.30pm
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Investment in Green Infrastructure in Greater Manchester: public-private partnerships and the Ignition Project by Dr Rachel Morrison, Environmental Team, Greater Manchester Combined Authority.
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Birmingham
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Wednesday 18th March 2020
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Birmingham Repertory Theatre
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9:30am - 12pm
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Green Urbanisation for Long-term Health and Wellbeing Benefits by Jane Findlay, Landscape Institute President Elect and Founding Director at Fira.
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London
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Friday 20th March 2020
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The Building Centre
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9:30am - 12pm
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Green Urbanisation Through Policy: London’s Response and the Urban Greening Factor from Pete Massini, Green Infrastructure Lead, Greater London Authority.
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