SUSTAINING HERITAGE VALUES THROUGH PLANNING – REGISTER NOW
WHEN: Friday 28 October, 2011, 8.30 for 9.00 am – 5.00 pm
WHERE: Macquarie Graduate School of Management, CBD campus, level 7, 37 Pitt Street, Sydney
COST: $395.00 PIA/ AIA MEMBER: $365.00
WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Planners, architects, project managers, site owners and anyone involved in planning the adaptation of heritage sites.
HOW TO REGISTER: online at www.planning.org.au/nsw or download a registration form and fax to 02 8904 1133 or email to nswevents@planning.org.au
This one-day workshop focuses on the role that planning can play in achieving sustainable heritage outcomes on sites and in areas undergoing redevelopment. Current attitudes to heritage conservation will be discussed as well as the principles behind the Burra Charter. Topical local and overseas examples will be used to demonstrate how heritage can be successfully factored into strategic planning by councils and government as part of sustainable environmental planning and what can happen when it is not adequately considered.
Best practice planning processes that have led to win/win development outcomes on complex heritage sites undergoing urban renewal will be highlighted. Several case studies, including former public hospital sites, will discuss the entire process of adapting large heritage sites containing many buildings, landscape elements, archaeological features as well as Aboriginal heritage values and community social values for a range of new residential and other uses. Principles for the appropriate master planning, development and management of complex heritage sites will be outlined as well as the various ways in which planning for interpretation can help to sustain heritage values and mitigate the impacts of development.
About the Presenter
David Logan—BArch (Hons) MBEnv (Bld Cons) MPIA CPP AffAIA
David is a partner of Godden Mackay Logan Heritage Consultants and has over 30 years’ experience in heritage management in the private and public sectors. He has worked on many major urban renewal and redevelopment projects in Sydney including the Prince Henry site, Botanica ( former Lidcombe Hospital site), The Bond at Hickson Road, and Fox Studios at Moore Park. He has undertaken projects across Australia and overseas as well as training programmes and UNESCO World Heritage monitoring.
David is a member of the Heritage Council of NSW, the Parramatta (SEPP 65) Design Review Panel, the Heritage Committee of the Australian Institute of Architects (NSW) and the City of Sydney Business Forum. He is a former Vice President and National Executive Committee member of Australia ICOMOS and was involved in drafting the current version of the Burra Charter.
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2011 AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE PRESENTATIONS AND DINNER, 8 NOVEMBER- REGISTRATIONS ARE NOW OPEN
You are invited to join in the celebration of the 2011 Awards for Excellence in Planning – visit our website for details.
Register online at www.planning.org.au or download a registration form and fax to 02 8904 1133 or email nswevents@planning.org.au
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