Conference Agenda

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Wed09Sept
Committee Room 1 / Glamorgan Building
0.02 / Glamorgan Building
Bute Exhibition Hall / Bute Building
0.81 / Glamorgan Building
-1.64 / Glamorgan Building
1.65 / Glamorgan Building
1.67 / Glamorgan Building
1.68 / Glamorgan Building
1.75 / Glamorgan Building
Lobby / Glamorgan Building
1.52 / Glamorgan Building
3.51 / Glamorgan Building
8:00am
9:00am
10:00am
11:00am
12:00pm
1:00pm
2:00pm
3:00pm
4:00pm
5:00pm
6:00pm
7:00pm
8:00pm
Morning Tea, Coffee, Welsh Cakes
8:30am - 9:00am
Committee Room 1 / Glamorgan Building
Location: Committee Room 1 / Glamorgan Building
Morning Refreshment Break
11:00am - 11:15am
Committee Room 1 / Glamorgan Building
Location: Committee Room 1 / Glamorgan Building
Meeting Room
8:30am - 2:30pm
0.02 / Glamorgan Building
Location: 0.02 / Glamorgan Building

Room for meetings, networking, chatting

Lunch
1:30pm - 2:30pm
Bute Exhibition Hall / Bute Building
Location: Bute Exhibition Hall / Bute Building
Conference Ends
2:30pm - 2:40pm
Bute Exhibition Hall / Bute Building
Location: Bute Exhibition Hall / Bute Building
Transforming Places, Remembering Pasts
9:00am - 10:00am
0.81 / Glamorgan Building
Location: 0.81 / Glamorgan Building

Back to the future? Local regeneration and ‘Levelling Up’ in north-west England

Robert Richardson, Rachel Kerr, Paul Jones, Olivier Sykes, Lesley Buchanan, Mike Hardman



Planning Law, Governance, and the Ethics of Scale in Urban Transformation: The Case of the Göztepe Risky Area, Bagcilar, Istanbul

Sevgiye SÖNMEZ ÖZDEMİR



Planning After Harm: Redevelopment, Memory and the Governance of Former Sites on Institutional Abuse in Ireland

Sandra O'Halloran

Governing Cities Through Digital Technologies
10:00am - 11:00am
0.81 / Glamorgan Building
Location: 0.81 / Glamorgan Building

Platform Urbanism: How the State, Capital, and Digital Platforms Reshape Space

Jie Guo



Framework for AI-enabled Transport Digital Twin Development: Case Study of Liverpool and Busan

Heeseo Rain Kwon, Patrick Ballantyne, Akos Balog, Jinhyeok Jang, Heejoo Son, Jinuk Hwang, Alex Singleton



Reframing Participatory Planning: A Conceptual Framework for Evaluating Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Practice

Tiernan FitzLarkin, Neale Blair, Linda McElduff

Theories and Practices of Planning Governance
11:15am - 12:35pm
0.81 / Glamorgan Building
Location: 0.81 / Glamorgan Building

Planning Consultants in Urban Governance: A Systematic Review of Roles and Implications

Eilert Berre Ellefsen



How Does Planning Theory Engage with Property Rights? Revisiting Ten Planning Paradigms

Sina Shahab, Andreas Hengstermann



Public trust in planning systems: implicit and explicit dimensions of trust formation

Nicole Lanphier, Linda Fox-Rogers, Enda Murphy



Is there - and should there be - a moral imperative for planning

Kelvin MacDonald

Closing Roundtable: Planning Tzar Hustings for Planning Education
12:35pm - 1:30pm
-1.64 / Glamorgan Building
Elaine Edmonds
Location: -1.64 / Glamorgan Building
Session Chair: Elaine Edmonds

The Planning Tsar Hustings- Voting for a vision of Planning Education

Elaine Edmonds, Odran Reid, Andrew Hoolachan, Richard Nunes, Andrew Ivins

Reimagining Planning Pedagogy
9:00am - 10:00am
1.65 / Glamorgan Building
Location: 1.65 / Glamorgan Building

Artificial Intelligence in Planning Education – exploring tutors’ perceptions around the boundaries of acceptability

Nick Croft



Breaking Disciplinary Boundaries- sometimes its a Hack(athon)

Elaine Edmonds



Planning education, public health and illegal drugs

Philip Boland

Reflective Practice and Planning Education
10:00am - 11:00am
1.65 / Glamorgan Building
Location: 1.65 / Glamorgan Building

Learning to make a change: Going beyond living labs as a concept to living labs as a way of working

Angela Ruiz del Portal, Hiral Patel, Matluba Khan, Anna Skeels, Mafalda Costa



Planning students and experiential learning; developing planning competencies through structured feedback and reflection.

Marie Mahon, Louise Weir, Brendan Dunne



Educating for Resilience: Re-Engineering Postgraduate Planning Pedagogy to Meet the Green Infrastructure Skills Deficit

Gemma Jerome

Roundtable: What’s new? Continuity, change, ‘grit’ and irony in the UK and Ireland’s planning systems
11:15am - 12:35pm
1.65 / Glamorgan Building
Location: 1.65 / Glamorgan Building

What’s new? Continuity, change, ‘grit’ and irony in the UK and Ireland’s planning systems

Daniel Slade, Jeanette Fitzsimons, Gavan Rafferty, Edward Shepherd, Charlotte Morphet, Kirsty Macari

Climate Transitions, Adaptation and Resilience
9:00am - 10:00am
1.67 / Glamorgan Building
Location: 1.67 / Glamorgan Building

The institutionalisation of the Urban Climate Transition into urban policy in UK secondary cities

Phil O'Brien, Jingyi Zhu, James White, Ying Wang



Making the Transition Work: The Hidden Labour of Nature-Recovery Farming

Anna Hawkins, Joseph Glentworth, Emma Cary, Ellen Bennett, Catherine Hammond, Webb Stephanie



Planning for Uncertainty: Reflecting on Coastal Planning in England and Northern Ireland

Malachy Buck, Linda McElfduff

Planning Sustainable Transitions
10:00am - 11:00am
1.67 / Glamorgan Building
Location: 1.67 / Glamorgan Building

Local Area Energy Plans in Wales: an effective tool for the spatial challenges of Net Zero transitions?

Stephen Croft



Land take, compact cities, and the green transition across Europe

Alexandra Sandu



Retrofitting cities for sustainable futures: Towards a new planning agenda

Ying Wang, Jingyi Zhu, Andy Inch, James White

Social Justice and Planning Practice
11:15am - 12:35pm
1.67 / Glamorgan Building
Location: 1.67 / Glamorgan Building

Beyond Evidence: Insights from the Urban Retrofit Project on How Research Reassures, Socialises, and Shapes Practice

Hannah Hickman, Jingyi Zhu



Participation, power and lived injustice in Stainforth’s neighbourhood planning experience

Tessa Jayne Lynn, Gavin Parker, John Sturzaker, Matthew Wargent



Environmental Justice Struggles and Neoliberal Intervention in Access to Sustainable Housing of Marginalised Communities -A Study of Mumbai’s Rehabilitation and Resettlement Housing Policy’

Priyanka Mokale



Mitigation and additionality: examining the role of Planning Obligations in the delivery of Social Value in England

Malachy Buck

Delivering Urban Transformation
9:00am - 10:00am
1.68 / Glamorgan Building
Location: 1.68 / Glamorgan Building

Urban Transformation and Residential Mobility: rethinking urban regeneration in Bugaoli Neighborhood in shanghai

PEI DING



Institutional coordination and implementation gaps in Transit-Oriented Development: Evidence from Jakarta

Hiromitsu Mori



Capturing Land Value for Metro Infrastructure: A Comparative Study of London and Hong Kong

Guibo Sun

Infrastructure, Mobility and Development
10:00am - 11:00am
1.68 / Glamorgan Building
Location: 1.68 / Glamorgan Building

Beyond Best Practices: Reinterpreting Hong Kong’s Rail-Plus-Property Model through Property Governance

Ka Chi Yip



From Concept to Context : Translating Explicit and Implicit Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) in Malaysia and Wales

Aminah Wati Abdullah, Scott Orford, Dimitris Potoglou



The Spatial Paradox of Long Commutes: Public Transport Commuting and Subjective Wellbeing in Greater Jakarta, Indonesia

Naya Cinantya Drestalita

Managing Urban Growth and Development
11:15am - 12:35pm
1.68 / Glamorgan Building
Location: 1.68 / Glamorgan Building

Getting Houses Built: The Role of Local Authority Planners in Managing Market-Led Housing Delivery

Qingyuan Guo



Planning for ‘good growth’? Charting the diverse outcomes of London’s Opportunity Areas

Eric Tallman, Jessica Ferm, Sonia Freire Trigo, Niamh Moore-Cherry



Suburban Densification in England: Where, What and Why (Not)?

Sebastian Dembski



Does brownfield regeneration still contribute to green infrastructure provision? Exploring the change in English planning policies since the 1990s

Andreas Schulze Baing

Community Knowledge and Social Inclusion
9:00am - 10:00am
1.75 / Glamorgan Building
Location: 1.75 / Glamorgan Building

Metamorphosis: Enabling Older Homeowners to Age-in-Place through Housing Adaptation

Michelle Moore, Jim Roche, Odran Reid



Planning for Social Connectedness: Spatial Stories from Later Life

Hannah Grove, Georgina Everett



Empowering the Disempowered? Place-based Knowledge of (In)Formal Spaces and Self-mobilised, Community-led Plan-making in Hong Kong

Ka Chi Yip

Inclusive Planning and Social Justice
10:00am - 11:00am
1.75 / Glamorgan Building
Location: 1.75 / Glamorgan Building

Pursuing Housing Justice by Tackling Gendered Inequalities through Inclusive Planning and Housing Policy in Taiwan

CHIENLING LO



Marginalisation of gender in national planning policy in the UK and Ireland

Charlotte Morphet, Jenna Dutton, Kirsty Watt



Queering the New Towns: Designing research methods that centre the LGBTQIA+ communities' experiences of New Towns in the past, present and future

Charlotte Llewellyn

Communities, Knowledge and Planning
11:15am - 12:35pm
1.75 / Glamorgan Building
Location: 1.75 / Glamorgan Building

Reframing ‘community’ in planning: translating the PORTAL framework into practice

Anna Rose Hope



Planning future renewable energy infrastructure: Potential to explore public acceptance in left-behind places?

Aled Singleton



Engaging the Awkward Squad: Community Science, Counter-Expertise and Contentious Environmental Planning

Nick Hacking



Cultural Communities as Co-Shapers of Place in Digbeth's Regeneration

Sara Hassan

Conference Registration Day 3: Conference Registration Desk Open
8:30am - 2:30pm
Lobby / Glamorgan Building
Location: Lobby / Glamorgan Building
Quiet Room
8:30am - 2:30pm
1.52 / Glamorgan Building
Location: 1.52 / Glamorgan Building

Quiet Room - Strictly no emails, meetings, socialising, etc.

Informal Discussion - Gender Urban Research Collective
2:00pm - 3:30pm
3.51 / Glamorgan Building
Location: 3.51 / Glamorgan Building

The Gender Urban Research Collective is holding an informal session on Wednesday, 9th September at 14.00-15.30 in 3.51 Glamorgan Building. The session will be used to share current and future projects. No need to prepare anything but if your work is concerned with Gender and the Urban or you are just interested in the area, please do come along.