WCSC 2023 – Resilient urbanisation means improving walkability in cities
“A city for all is important, and that is now the focus for Kuala Lumpur.
“A city for all is important, and that is now the focus for Kuala Lumpur.
The former chief executive officer of Sunway Real Estate Trust (REIT), who retired last June 30 after reaching the age of 66, was also an adviser of the Malaysian REIT Managers Association.
The issue of “affordability or rather the unaffordability” of houses remains a major issue for the rakyat and industry alike.
The 14th International Conference on World Class Sustainable Cities (WCSC) 2023 looks at how the world endeavours to reconcile urbanisation with sustainability objectives.
Transitioning to a world-class sustainable city involves more than managing carbon emissions.
The initiative saw six teams presenting their innovative ideas for the revitalisation of two zones surrounding Merdeka 118 to be more resilient.
Winning team will showcase their ideas at the International World Class Sustainable Cities (WCSC) Conference this month.
“While we know that the trend towards urbanisation will continue to expand, KPKT recognises that this must be done in an orderly and proactive manner which includes ensuring that older buildings are given a new lease of life, even as newer buildings appear to fill the growing demand of urbanisation.
The city, along with other major urban centres, must establish and implement a comprehensive urban resilience strategy to address the impacts of various hazards, including those linked to climate change.
Participants are required to analyse the site and come up with innovative ideas that will contribute to placemaking and enhancing community engagement while preserving the identity, culture and heritage of the area.