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SUMMARY:October 18\, 2007 The Sustainable City-Where Urbanism and Ecology Meet
DESCRIPTION:The October Urban Design Forum assembles a national panel\, all of whom         have been involved in urban redevelopment projects that could be models         for Nashville.  In less than a year\, Nashville has seen a dramatic         shift in thinking about green building and more sustainable development         approaches. New policies are in place giving incentives for LEED Certified         buildings\, public buildings are required to be LEED Certified\, and portions         of the building code are being reconsidered.  All of this is occurring         on the heels of The Plan of Nashville and a new Riverfront Masterplan         that envision a downtown focused on the Cumberland River\, a natural resource         that has been virtually ignored until recently.  Large redevelopment         projects underway like Rolling Mill Hill and The Gulch and various individual         condominium and mixed-use projects have begun a major downtown renaissance         in Nashville.  However\, there is still significant opportunity for         bigger thinking and a number of areas that are virtual clean slates begging         for sustainable\, urban\, ecologically grounded visions including SoBro\,         the East Bank\, the North Gulch and the Bicentennial Mall area.\n         Panelists\:\n         Steve Apfelbaum – President\, founder\, Applied Ecological Services\n         Jim Constantine – Principal of Planning\, Looney Ricks Kiss Architects\n         John L. Knott\, Jr. – President and CEO\, Noisette Company\, LLC\n         Moderator\:\n         T.K Davis – Design Director\, Nashville Civic Design Center\n
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