Conference Agenda
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Daily Overview |
| 8:30am to 9:00am |
Morning Tea, Coffee, Welsh Cakes Location: Committee Room 1 / Glamorgan Building |
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| 8:30am to 4:00pm |
Meeting Room Location: 0.02 / Glamorgan Building Room for meetings, networking, chatting |
Quiet Room Location: 1.52 / Glamorgan Building Quiet Room - Strictly no emails, meetings, socialising, etc. |
Conference Registration Day 2: Conference Registration Desk Open Location: Lobby / Glamorgan Building |
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| 9:00am to 10:00am |
Opening Plenary: Un-Naming the Plotlands: On What Foundations Do We Build Planning Up? Location: -1.64 / Glamorgan Building Chair: Brian Webb Un-Naming the Plotlands: On What Foundations Do We Build Planning Up? |
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| 10:00am to 11:00am |
Housing Challenges Location: 1.68 / Glamorgan Building Housing vulnerable people: Does size matter? More homes in smaller spaces: how acceptable is suburban densification to civic societies? Conceptualising the Future of Green Belt within the context of ‘Grey Belt’ and 1.5 million new homes |
Mobility Transitions Location: 1.65 / Glamorgan Building When exceptions shift norms: explaining transitions to environment-oriented transport policy using orders of worth Impact of Birmingham Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) on safety and perceived safety, particularly for women 20 Minutes for Whom? Rethinking Accessibility Through Walking Isochrones |
Planning and Place Location: 1.74 / Glamorgan Building From words into reality? Power, disciplinarity, and the social construction of green infrastructure knowledge Paws for Thought: Animal Rescue Centres at the Margins of Planning, Sustainability and Multispecies Urbanism Regional pavement parking research project (mobility, design and accessibility) |
Planning Through Time Location: 0.81 / Glamorgan Building Regions in Evolution: A History of Regional Planning Planning History: Obstacles and opportunities Cross-Border Strategic Spatial Planning on the Island of Ireland: Assessing Alignment, Divergence and the Future of Collaboration |
Sustainability Challenges Location: 1.67 / Glamorgan Building Urban Retrofit – a restorative approach to post-growth planning? Retrofit, conservation areas and climate transitions: evidence from local planning authorities in England A Critical Realist Perspective on City Region Spatial Planning: Lock-in or Transformation? |
Women Shaping Cities Location: 1.75 / Glamorgan Building Encountering, Navigating, and Reclaiming the City: Spatial Negotiations of Muslim Refugee Women Women as System-Builders: Leadership Archetypes for African Urban Governance and Planning Dancing the Impossible City: women spatial Imaginaries in Bristol |
| 11:00am to 11:15am |
Morning Refreshment Break Location: Committee Room 1 / Glamorgan Building |
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| 11:15am to 12:15pm |
Making Voices Heard Location: 1.74 / Glamorgan Building Dwelling through the just transition: the Lived Experience of the Niddrie Road tenement Retrofit in Glasgow. Beyond Compliance: Reconciling National Infrastructure Delivery and Meaningful Public Participation Beyond the Map: Integrating Arts-Based and Digital Mapping in Place-Based Youth Engagement in Wales |
Neighbourhood Renewal Location: 1.68 / Glamorgan Building The economic impacts of brownfield redevelopment on neighbourhoods State Of The Art Review of Greyfield - Led Suburban Regeneration in Ireland Addressing rural housing poverty in low‑income Cornish communities through the provision of affordable and low‑carbon homes |
Planning and Delivery Location: 1.65 / Glamorgan Building Developer Contributions and Value Capture in Northern Ireland: Insights from Early Implementation Temporality and urgency in the planning and delivery of mega-events: A case study of the Birmingham Commonwealth Games Conceptual notes on a ‘plan-less’ system: examining the contemporary role, relevance and nature of plans |
Planning in the Digital Age Location: 0.81 / Glamorgan Building The Potential for Digital Planning to Ease Resource Pressures and Improve Planning Outcomes in Wales The digitalisation of planning and dependence on consultant procurement Rebuilding Planning Knowledge In The Age Of Artificial Intelligence: Urban Datarization And The Future Of Planning In The Global South |
Resilient Sustainable Futures Location: 1.67 / Glamorgan Building Scaling Urban Food Futures: Community-Based Food Initiatives, Planning Knowledge and Participatory Governance in Kraków ‘For the Public with the Public’: A Participatory Foresight framework for Spatial Planning and Sustainability Transitions Inclusive Urban Mobility for Post-Stroke Survivors: Considering Urban Environmental Factors in Belfast. |
Roundtable: (Environmental) Planning Theory, Governance and Practice Revisited Location: 1.75 / Glamorgan Building (Environmental) Planning Theory, Governance and Practice Revisited |
| 12:15pm to 1:15pm |
Plenary Roundtable: In honour of Malcolm Tait (1972-2026) Location: -1.64 / Glamorgan Building Chair: Yasminah Beebeejaun In honour of Malcolm Tait (1972-2026) |
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| 1:15pm to 2:15pm |
Lunch Location: Bute Exhibition Hall / Bute Building |
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| 2:15pm to 3:35pm |
Governance in Practice Location: 1.65 / Glamorgan Building The effectiveness of hybrid forum approaches to policy mediation: a case study of community asset transfer in Wales Multivocal Fishponds: Community-led narratives of places towards Just Regeneration in Post-Industrial Suburbs Evaluating Planning-Health Integration in Northern Ireland: The 4 E's Framework for Emergent Governance Contexts Changes to planning legislation through the lens of procedural and substantive policy tools |
Knowledge Production and Planning Futures Location: 0.81 / Glamorgan Building Modalities of time and temporality in and for planning: an overview and agenda Producing Enclave in the Representation of Space: Rural Planning Practice in China Determining the facts that matter in complex decision-making: a critical realist framework of identifying valid knowledge in planning Conceptual Model for Explaining Self-defined Neighbourhoods |
Nature, Health and Place Location: 1.67 / Glamorgan Building Rethinking “green infrastructure” from a rural perspective - competing principles, nature-centric policies, and action Green Infrastructure and Urban Centre Repurposing: Learning Lessons from the West Midlands New development in England is unlikely to be providing enough access to greenspace |
Place, Identity and Urban Experience Location: 1.74 / Glamorgan Building Students’ agency in campus greenspace: How guerrilla use informs the design of university greenspace The Role of Business Improvement Districts as Place-makers in Contemporary Urban Governance – Potential, Perils and Planning Implications in Birmingham Re-conceptualising child-centred urbanism: children’s experiences across diverse urban contexts Public Art as Social, Situational, and Relational Practice |
Rethinking Planning Education Location: 1.75 / Glamorgan Building Cinematic pedagogies: teaching urban planning through film Rethinking Authentic Assessment Design in the Era of Generative Artificial Intelligence – A Case Study from Town and Regional Planning Education Temporal Misalignment in Planning Education: Curriculum, Knowledge, and the Case for Temporal Reflexivity |
Roundtable: Zines for Building Planning Up Location: 1.68 / Glamorgan Building Zines for Building Planning Up |
| 3:35pm to 3:50pm |
Afternoon Refreshment Break Location: Committee Room 1 / Glamorgan Building |
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| 3:50pm to 5:15pm |
Mobile Tours Location: Front of Glamorgan Building Meet in the front of the Glamorgan Building at 3:50pm |
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| 7:00pm to 9:00pm |
Conference Dinner / pre-booked Location: Cornerstone / Charles St, Cardiff CF10 2GA |
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