Building Healthy Places: The Next Wave

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1 Building Healthy Places: The Next Wave ULI UK Webinar July 1, 2014 Welcome! #ulihealth

2 David Hutchings Partner Head of EMEA Investment Strategy Cushman & Wakefield London

3 Speakers David Hutchings, Partner, Head of EMEA Investment Strategy, Cushman & Wakefield, London (moderator) Rachel MacCleery, Senior Vice President, Content, ULI, USA Bert Gregory, Chairman and CEO, Mithun Architects, USA James Parkinson, Policy Officer, Building Futures, Royal Institute of British Architects, London Kaela Fenn-Smith, Head of Commercial, Land Securities, London

4 What best describes your work? Developer Agency Marketing Consulting/advising Planner Architect or Designer Public Health Public Sector Other #ulihealth

5 What healthy places topics are you most interested in? Design and health Active transportation Parks and open space Water quality Food Other #ulihealth

6 Rachel MacCleery Senior Vice President, Content Urban Land Institute United States

7 Leveraging the power of ULI s global networks to shape projects and places in ways that improve the health of people and communities. #ulihealth health@uli.org

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12 Factors Influencing Health

13 We can do better. Jackson Walk Jackson, TN

14 Calligraphy Greenway Taichung, Taiwan

15 Rancho Sahuarita Sahuarita, AZ

16 Hydro Place Winnipeg, Canada

17 8 House Copenhagen, Denmark

18 Leveraging the power of ULI s global networks to shape projects and places in ways that improve the health of people and communities. Major activities Reports Convenings District and National Councils Advisory Services Partnerships Communications #ulihealth health@uli.org

19 New Reports

20 Health is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. World Health Organization

21 Members and others can lead: Through their organizations Through their investment and project decisions Through their influence in the community

22 Leveraging the power of ULI s global networks to shape projects and places in ways that improve the health of people and communities. #ulihealth health@uli.org

23 James Parkinson Policy Officer Building Futures Royal Institute of British Architects London

24 James Parkinson RIBA

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26 The cost of unhealthy places In 2010 Professor Sir Michael Marmot s review reported that : Action taken to reduce health Inequalities will benefit society in many ways. It will have economic benefits in reducing losses from illnesses associated with health inequalities. These currently account from productivity losses, reduced tax revenue, higher welfare payments and increased treatment costs

27 Do our cities support healthy active choices on a daily basis? What is the role that design can play in creating healthier cities?

28 The City Health Check Local authorities in England have taken on new responsibilities for public health Can they better join up health policy with other strategies around housing, planning and transport infrastructure?

29 Looking at health indicators: Levels of activity Land use in the best and worst performing cities

30 Looking at health indicators: Levels of activity Land use in the best and worst performing cities

31 Looking at health indicators: Levels of diabetes in adults Land use in the best and worst performing cities

32 Looking at health indicators: Levels of obesity in children Land use in the best and worst performing cities

33 Green Space and Density Clear link between land use and public health in England s cities

34 Public Survey People say it is the quality, not the quantity, of streets and parks that will encourage them to walk more

35 Role of the built environment

36 Case Study: PRP Architects The influence of landscape and urban design on health and wellbeing

37 The influence of landscape and urban design on health and wellbeing Brownfield Estate, London

38 The influence of landscape and urban design on health and wellbeing

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41 Bert Gregory Chairman and CEO Mithun United States

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75 Kaela Fenn-Smith Head of Commercial Land Securities London

76 Kaela Fenn-Smith Land Securities

77 C-Suite Priorities Productivity Innovation Collaboration Talent Health & Wellbeing of Employees How can the physical office environment meet the needs of businesses today? The Zig Zag Building was designed with the occupier s business needs in mind.

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88 Speakers David Hutchings, Partner, Head of EMEA Investment Strategy, Cushman & Wakefield, London (moderator) Rachel MacCleery, Senior Vice President, Content, ULI, USA Bert Gregory, Chairman and CEO, Mithun Architects, USA James Parkinson, Policy Officer, Building Futures, Royal Institute of British Architects, London Kaela Fenn-Smith, Head of Commercial, Land Securities, London

89 Building Healthy Places: The Next Wave ULI UK Webinar July 1, 2014 Thank you!