On the 4th of July, these perspectives will form the basis for exciting presentations, discussions and hefty debates on the future of spatial planning.
Why are business areas still being built? When will the bike, as the future means of transport, be given priority in the city? When will the office market bubble burst? Can provinces play a role in stimulating the labour market? Is it just to build in the Delta? On this day, we want to raise the questions that have not yet been asked, and to highlight the problems that we have tried to dodge. Friday, 4th of July, 12:30 in the Kunsthal Rotterdam. Free entry, register now!
Program:
12.30 Reception / registration
13.00 Opening & key note address – Peter Heij
13.05 Introduction Year of Spatial Planning – Hans Leeflang
13.15 The five perspectives – Paul Gerretsen
13.35 New types of work in Spatial Planning – Rick Vermeulen
13.45 Break – formation of table groups
14.00 – 15.30 Breakout sessions
Six tables: The Netherlands as ‘Production land’; Green Blue Netherlands; The Netherlands as ‘Sustainable land’; The Netherlands: One big city; The Netherlands as ‘Network land’; Free table.
15.30 Break – back to the Auditorium
15.45 Each table reports on their insights
16.30 Presentation of the Year of Spatial Planning website & close – Jeroen Niemans
16.35 Close – Hans Leeflang
16.45 – 17.30 Drinks
Organized by: Platform31 (on behalf of C2015 and the Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment) and Deltametropool
language: Dutch
free admission, please sign up via www.platform31.nl (registration required)
