News October 11, 2015

Janette Sadik-Khan previews the Global Street Design Guide at CityLab

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Janette Sadik-Khan, Principal, Bloomberg Associates, and Chair, NACTO, shall unveil a preview to the upcoming Global Street Design Guide at the CityLab Conference in London to be held from the 18th -20th October. She will be showcasing the Guide at the ‘Changing Streets, Changing the World’ session on the 20th of October. The unveiling will be accompanied by a conversation with Jan Gehl, Founding Partner, Gehl Architects and a discussion with  Alfred Vanderpuije, Mayor, Accra, Ghana and Mochamad Ridwan Kamil, Mayor, Bandung, Indonesia.

 

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