Future-proofing Auckland: is building a sustainable city really possible?

With Auckland’s population set to swell to 2 million by as early as 2029, growing demands on housing and infrastructure, and climate change exposing our city to impending natural disasters, future-proofing Auckland has become more important than ever before. The way we plan, design, construct and govern our city will determine Auckland’s future viability. The world’s cities are under threat by climate change. Building a sustainable city is an integral part of Auckland’s future. But what does the ideal sustainable city look like? And is it possible? Join us with Dr Michelle Dickinson as she facilitates the conversation focusing on crucial attributes and solutions – high-rise medium-density, incorporating resilience into urban design and development, and high-quality living for our people with easy access to employment, social infrastructure and clean, green spaces. This Auckland Conversation is brought to you in partnership with New Zealand Green Building Council.

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Future-proofing Auckland: is building a sustainable city really possible? is an episode from Auckland Conversations by Auckland Conversations.

This episode is 01:25:07 long.

This episode was published on Apr 11, 2019.

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