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Those who commission, deliver and manage places and spaces in the built environment in Northern Ireland, Britain and
Ireland: central and local government, landscape architects, architects, planners, environmental practitioners, students
and professionals, and VIP guests.
ecology
Who should attend?
environment
Landscape Institute Northern Ireland is convening a one-day conference to stimulate and inform government clients and
decision makers by providing an informative review and critique of current and past practice and projects, and a vision
and ambition for the future.
design
Monday 1st June 2015 · 9.30am - 4.30pm
QUB, Riddel Hall, 185 Stranmillis Road, Belfast BT9 5EE
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‘Future Places and Spaces’
Topics that will be covered
• Overview of the potentials and benefits of an informed visioning, decision-making and procurement approach relating
to integrated design and management of the environment.
• The client vision, role and responsibility relating to commissioning, delivering, managing and maintaining high quality
public landscape projects integral with delivery of all objectives.
• The landscape approach as an integral consideration of planning, implementation and management policy
and practice.
• Raising the level of client and users expectations relating to the profession and practice of landscape architecture.
• A review of public landscape projects in Northern Ireland, Britain, Ireland and internationally.
• A critical review of Northern Ireland’s existing places and spaces as an informative tool for those responsible for the
procurement, implementation and management of our places and spaces in the future.
Conference Fees (Early Bird)
Landscape Institute MEMBERS - £125 +VAT
Professionals / other - £145 +VAT
Students - £45 (inc VAT)
includes lunch, refreshments and
post-conference reception. Free Parking.
Speakers
Jason Prior, Chief Executive, Planning Design and Development, AECOM.
Simon Odgen, Head of City Development, Sheffield City Council.
Zac Tudor, Principle Landscape Architect, Sheffield City Council.
Andrew Grant, Director of Grant Associates, Landscape Architects.
3 Wellington Park, Belfast BT9 6DJ
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Landscape Institute Northern Ireland
559 Ormeau Road
Belfast, BT7 3JA.
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