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SINGAPORE BRINGING TOWN PLANNING TO THE FUTURE RIO CONFERENCE 1992 SINGAPORE JUNE 21st 2019 CONFERENCE of COPENHAGEN 2012 www.wulf-daseking.de PARIS CLIMATE CHANGE CONFERENCE 2015 PROF. WULF DASEKING / UNI FREIBURG

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SINGAPORE THE CITY OF THE FUTURE SHOULD BE DENSE, MIXED, DEZENTRALISED AND CLOSE BOUND TO THE OPEN PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM ! ATHENS / PIRÄUS BARCELONA BRISBANE BRISBANE

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THE CITY OF THE FUTURE:: - has to stopp the sprawl! Inner development before claiming outside areas! City and Region must have intensive coordinations - Is dense, mixed and close connected to the Open Public - Tansportation System (max. 250 meters) - Is a City of Decentralisation .. a City of Suburbs and Neigh- borhoods ....a City of Short Distances with all open public and private infrastructure. - has to reduce the privare car circulation extremely to safe the ground! More density requires more open public space!!! - has to reduce the consumption of all natural resources – especially the ground, the water and the energy!!! Therefore all buildings have to be Zero Houses ... better Energy Plus Houses!!!! (Master Plan to reduce the Energy Consumption)

We will be using Pigeonhole Live for our Q&A Session today. Please BRINGING TOWN PLANNING join us at www.pigeonhole.at TO THE FUTURE Enter Passcode CLCTP Moderator Speaker Wong Mun Summ Prof Wulf Daseking Professor, University of Freiburg, Germany Founding Director of Assistant Professor, Bartlett School of WOHA Architects Architecture, UCL

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B R I N G I N G T O W N P L A N N I N G T O T H E F U T U R E Moderator Speaker Prof Wulf Daseking Wong Mun Summ Professor, University of Freiburg, Germany Founding Director of WOHA Architects Assistant Professor, Bartlett School of

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BRICS Research Activities Algorithms Gerth Stlting Brodal BRICS Retreat, Sandbjerg, 2123

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