REDESIGNING METROPOLIS: ECOLOGY,
COMMUNITY, AND THE GREENING OF THE CITY
Thursday, June 2, 2005
5:30 p.m. Reception | 6:00 p.m. Program
Commonwealth Club of California, 595 Market Street, 2nd floor, San Francisco
FREE EVENT
World Environment Day program featuring a talk by Peter Calthorpe
(Architect; Urban Planner; Principal, Calthorpe Associates; Member, President's Council for Sustainable Development; Founder, Congress for the
New Urbanism)
Presented by Commonwealth Club of California, co-sponsored by the Green
Century Institute, Environment & Natural Resources Member-led Forum,
OrganicArchitect, and the Center for Urban Education about Sustainable Agriculture.
Peter Calthorpe speaks about the international New Urbanism movement of
urban design. Calthorpe is a Berkeley-based architect, urban planner,
author and outspoken leader of the New Urbanism movement of urban design,
an international movement which advocates reforming the design of the
built environment in ways that raise the quality of life and standard of
living by creating better places to live. Since launching his practice in
1972, he has combined his experience in the planning and architecture
fields to develop an environmental approach to community development and urban design.
Underwritten by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation
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