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Schedule

VIRTUAL: Livable Cities – New York

A Conference on Issues Affecting Life in Cities
The Walking Fringe - Mobility in the Context of Peri-urban Suburbs
J. Hicks & I. Perez Lopez
8:00 pm - 9:30 pm

Abstract

In developing strategic plans for active transport, it is important to ensure objectives are not only relevant for well-established inner suburbs but also work to plan for walking in peri-urban places. Peri-urban areas in Newcastle, Australia, are currently experiencing rapid development, particularly on the western fringe of the LGA (local government area) in the proximity of wetlands and bushland. To shed light on the complexity of the problem of planning for walking in low-density peri-urban places, we brought together a wide range of voices from different disciplines and institutions across the community to consider the challenges and opportunities. A workshop was held with council staff, academics, community members, and members of UNESCO Chair for Intermediate Cities, to facilitate an interdisciplinary approach, allowing for a more open-minded debate. The workshop brought forward a range of discussions and realisations of the interconnectivity between different objectives and areas of work. Questioning how low density has been promoted and established was a key consideration, and what other options were available for development in environmentally sensitive areas. Key topics arise from interdisciplinary and systemic thinking, including the need to create an identity and a sense of place in peri-urban suburbs and understand cultural and socioeconomic diversity. Moreover, it highlighted the importance of reducing the dependency on private transportation by establishing places to walk or cycle, re-linking them with natural systems – corridors and green connectivity. The workshops demonstrate the importance of expanding planning and urban design debates to the community and multiple stakeholders, proving collective and interdisciplinary thinking as a worthwhile exercise.

Biography

Dr Jaqueline Hicks holds a PhD in Sustainable Transportation. Her main interest is working to improve the balance between people’s well-being, opportunities, stimulation and environmental considerations – particularly through urban transport. Dr Hicks has both a strong technical background, as well as a deep understanding of travel behaviour from the research for my PhD. She likes to think laterally and comprehensively about problems and include ethical considerations as well as an understanding of the broader benefits of different actions.

Irene Perez Lopez is a Doctor in Architecture from the School of Architecture, Spain ETSAM-UPM. She is currently a senior lecturer at the School of Architecture at the University of Newcastle, Australia. Her current research investigates the future vulnerability and immense challenges of adaptation and mitigation that coastal and estuary cities face due to the climate emergency. Water and water narratives can unite people around the world – politicians and scientists, city dwellers to create new amenities, active living, and ecological urbanism while adapting to climate change.