Bringing together a wide variety of speakers and citizens, the purpose of the morning is to address the reasons why we are not successfully addressing our housing needs and to propose solutions to the challenge. The DDPA believes that the most successful housing and city development is that with the citizen at the centre.
Themes & Speakers:
1: DEMOCRATIC PROCESS
DDPA as the voice of the inhabitant of the city: Marion Cashman
Democracy in the Planning System: Richard Waldron
Listening to the citizen: Charlotte Sheridan
The social cost of alienation: Graham Hickey
2: PLANNING FOR THE COMMON GOOD
Policy and Governance: James Pike
Re-establishing the primacy of the Development Plan: John O'Hara
Planning for the common good: Dr Paula Russell
Community / Commodity: Claire McManus
3: HOUSING SOLUTIONS
Serving new generations: Katia Papkovskaia
The role of the developer: Brian Moran
New typologies: Maxime Larousse
Dereliction and re-use: Alison Harvey
Gothenburg: Tony Reddy
New typologies: John Dobbin
Affordability: Joe Kennedy and Hugh Brennan
General Info
Venue / Location
Wood Quay Venue More Info
Wood Quay
Dublin 8
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