2019 ASCE Symposium for Sustainable Infrastructure - 3
Rocky Mountain Region
April 5-6, 2019
What SSI-3 Is All About
Over two days in April, 2019, the Colorado Chapters of the American Society for Civil Engineers, the American Public Works Association, the American Planning Association, and University of Colorado Denver, convened the third Symposium for Sustainable Infrastructure (SSI-3). For this year's event, we wanted to focus on visionary thinking. With the title “The Cities We Have, The Cities We Want,” the program consisted of a series of sessions that address how cities have evolved through the work of engineers and planners. We began the symposium by understanding existing paradigms in the cities we have and finished with a discussion on a path forward for engineering and planning to achieve the cities we want. We had a tremendous lineup of speakers who presented these topics in an “ignite” and panel format (see presentations below). We also had two engaging and visionary keynotes delivered by Ron Sims, former HUD Deputy Secretary, and Leah Treat, Managing Director at Nelson/Nygaard.
Download a conference brochure for SSI-3 here and a copy of the final program here.
Sessions & Keynotes
Achieving a Common Goal of Exploring ‘The City We Have, The City We Want’
- Ron Sims, former Deputy Secretary of HUD & King County Executive
How do we move from Business-as-Usual to get to the City We Want?
-Leah Treat, Managing Director Nelson/Nygaard
We are envisioning the city of the future.
We want you to be a part of the conversation.
ENGAGING IGNITE-STYLE PRESENTATIONS
PANEL DISCUSSIONS EXPLORING INNOVATIVE IDEAS
OVER 250 PLANNING AND ENGINEERING EXPERTS LEARNING TOGETHER
DIFFERENT WAYS TO CREATE THE CITY WE WANT
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