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Do you have a BIG idea for a session at the 2016 ULI Carolinas’ Meeting on Feb. 29-Mar. 1, 2016 in Raleigh, NC. The theme is the Rise of the 18-Hour City.

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[ROI] Return on Innovation - Why Design Matters to People and How You Can Maximize Your Investment
by Dacrab
People and the designed environment matter! Join this presentation to discover the value of inno... more
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Chad Wentz, Kiffin Lashua, Kristen Hoenicke and 34 more

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LID storm water design that works, case studies Anderson Toyota, Lexington, SC and USC Game Cock Park, Columbia, SC
by John Thomas
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Jeff Roman
John Champoux
Why Urban Design (Still) Matters
by Craig Lewis
Great places lie at the intersection of intentional public infrastructure and thoughtful private ... more
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Craig Lewis
Kathleen Rose
Suburban to Urban- how to repurpose suburban shopping centers into walkable mixed use developments
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Jeff Roman
Session on How to Define 18-Hour Cities
by Emil Malizia
This session would begin by defining three categories of place: 24-hour cities, 18-hour cities an... more
 
Sounds like a great primer of the current definitions and will allow those in smaller adjacent co... more
by Pat Mason
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Pat Mason
Density - what works and what doesn't
There are pressures for more density, but it is not always understood by city/town residents. Th... more
 
Always important to know the pro AND con.
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Pat Mason
The Benefits of Brownfield Development & Reuse: Case Studies of Transformative NC Infill Projects
by Jessica Graber, Mid-Atlantic Associates, Inc.
 
Look at River Walk in Rock Hill as an example of reclamation done well.
by Charles Teal
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Charles Teal
ULI TAP - Does It Work? Yes in Myrtle Beach
by David A. Sebok
The January 2015 ULI TAP in Myrtle Beach has got the redevelopment ball rolling for a blighted bu... more
 
So glad to hear our TAP report is actually being applied in real time!
by Pat Mason
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Pat Mason
Carolinas In-Migration Trends: Key Driver of Growth Economy
by Patrick Mason, Center For Carolina Living
Kick off the morning with 15 minutes of high impact charts and commentary on the profile of the 5... more
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Kathleen Rose
Responding to Market Trends...Can College Students and Retirees Co-Exist?
by Susan Jezek
Forbes, Princeton Review and other publications have been following the trend as baby boomers and... more
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Kathleen Rose
The Impacts of School Choice on Real Estate Development
by Bart Danielsen
The availability of good schools may be the most important factor in spurring economic developmen... more
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innovative and practical advances in renewable energy and conservation for development, retrofit and land use
North Carolina is in the top five states for solar and other green technologies and the headquart... more
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ULI Keynote Suggestion = Maja Mollnitz Lange, City of Copenhagen
There is a lot of press in ULI, Wall St. Journal and NY Times about Copenhagen, Denmark’s progres... more
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The Vertical Campus
by Beth Stout
Today, 54% of the world's population lives in urban areas, expected to increase to 66% by 2050 wh... more
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Re-birth of a City
by Duda|Paine Architects
A presentation and discussion on the transformation of 100 acres at the heart of Research Triangl... more
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Kathleen Rose

Great way to get input. Thanks ULI. Stay on the leading edge!

Tue, Aug 18, 2015

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Patrick Mason

This is very stealthy software. Congrads to ULI.

Fri, Aug 14, 2015

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