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Green Cities: a selection of photos

by The Fifth Estate 15 March 2017Updated 21 September 2018

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L to R: Professor John Thwaites, co-hair Leadership Council, Sustainable Development Solutions Network; Martin Haese Lord Mayor, Adelaide City Council
Marc Gillespie, Yeshwant Mudaliar, Melissa Schultz and Himesha Yayasinghe Ranamukhaarachchi
Susannah West, GBCA; Desiree Lucchese, AECOM
Joe Snell, Snell Architects on one of the most engaging sessions, Density Done Well
smart cities
smart cities
Paula Clasby, GECA
Penny Sharpe
Phil Shield, Huitchinson Builders; Kerryn Wilmot, UTS
Robert Milagre, Brookfield; Darren Teoh, AMP Capital
smart cities
smart cities
Melissa Schultz, Vicinity; Karen Wallin, Arcadis Australia Pacific
Martin haese
Mahsan Sadeghi, Ashak Nathwani and “that” Laura Palmer, IEQ Lab, University of Sydney
Louisa Carter, Arcadis, Kevin Brake, Arcadis
legislation panel
Laura, UNSW
Karen Kajewski, UrbanGrowth NSW
Laura, UNSW

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