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Symposium Presenters
Architect William McDonough + Partners
President Trust
for Public Land
President Women's Environment & Development Organization
Author
Architect Moshe Safdie & Associates
Director Harvard Seminar on Environmental Values a program of the Harvard University Center for the Environment
Landscape Architect Senior Advisor, Natural Lands Trust
Director Denver
Community Planning & Development Agency
Urban Design Principal LDR International
Director Center
for the Rocky Mountain West University of Montana
Architect MP Architects Harvard
Graduate School of Design
Architect/Journalist Michael Sorkin Studio
Architect Lyndon/Buchanan
Associates University of California, Berkeley
Henry
R. Luce Professor in Family & Community,
University of Miami
Senior Vice President The Enterprise Foundation |
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The first Physical Fitness of Cities symposium, held February 1-3,2002,
provided a significant inquiry and dialogue into best practices in city building.
Professionals whose lives are devoted to shaping cities convened the meeting
around the themes of "Vision and Ethics in City Building".
Symposium presenters addressed a broad range of social, political,
economic, technical and aesthetic issues related to design. The event
provided a thoughtful forum for local, regional, national and international foci
for the creation of healthy, sustainable, livable places.
Presenters and attendees were from the fields of architecture, urban design,
landscape architecture, government, engineering, transportation, ecology, ethics
and
the arts.
The symposium was developed with the support of the Utah Humanities
Council and the Wallace Stegner Center for Land, Resources & the
Environment at the University of Utah College of Law.
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The
Symposium
William
McDonough