2. Karen Gajewski, Moderator
Director of Sustainability, City of Philadelphia
David Barrie
CEO, David Barrie & Associates
Gerald Fugione
Director of Business Development, Philly Car Share
Russell Meddin
Founder, Bike Share Philadelphia
4. Models of Urban Sustainability
David Barrie
Global Creative Economy
Conference, Philadelphia 2009
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11. “To make a big splash in the
global pond of spectacle
culture today, you have to
have a big rock to drop.”
Hal Foster, Art Critic
12. • Principle of mutualism
• Collaborative design
• Privatizating public services
• Rise of public-private partnerships
• Rise of Web 2.0 and crowdsourcing
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15. • Watch video clips online - • Manage a profile on a social
394m network - 272m
• Read blogs - 346m • Upload photos - 248m
• Read personal blogs - 321m • Download a video podcast -
• Visit a friends social network 216m
page - 307m • Start own blog - 184m
• Share a video clip - 303m • Upload video clip - 183m
• Subscribe to a news feed -
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53. • 61 growing groups, 250 growing sites, 1000 new
‘urban farmers’, 750 playground participants, 6000
visitors to town meal, 2500 guests
• Project repeat 2008 and 2009
• Adapted spatial plan for use of public spaces in town
• £8m ($13m) new investment in health improvement
in town - growing food at centre of plan
• Project cost: seed investment £25k ($40k), total
program £250k ($445k)
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57. “We have idols but no models to follow. You
have to define your own model.”
- Nicolas Ghesquiere, Balenciaga
58. David Barrie
David Barrie & Associates
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Barrie
Blog: http://davidbarrie.typepad.com
Mail: david@davidbarrie.net
67. Recycling a 19th Century vehicle with
21st Century technology to offer the
Public “ECO-MOBILITY”
Sustainable Transportation
Reducing Automobile Congestion
Reducing Carbon Pollutants
68. Bike Sharing History
Starting in the late 1960’s in Amsterdam
Copenhagen’s Bycyklen in 1995 - Rennes, France’s Vélo à la Carte, in 1998,
Lyon, France’s Vélo’v in 2005 - Barcelona, Spain’s Bicing in 2007
Paris, France’s Vélib’ in 2007
69. Bike Sharing Explosion
Embraced by over 100 cities.
Including cities in USA, Canada, France, UK, Germany, Spain,
Italy, Austria, Netherlands, Denmark, Finland, Norway, China
70. Bike Sharing Explosion
In the USA
The Washington, DC program is over one year old.
Denver, Boston and Minneapolis plan launching programs in Spring 2010
New York, Portland, Chicago, San Francisco, Seattle and even Philadelphia are
considering programs
71. Montréal, Canada
Five Months Old
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3,000 Bikes
300 docking stations
650,000 trips.
72. Paris, France
Two Years Old
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23,600 Bikes
1,800 docking stations
54,000,000 trips.
6,000,000 tourist trips a year
73. Hangzhou, China
One and ½ Years
Old
Expanding this year
50,000 Bikes
2000 Stations
74. Electronic Attachment Bike Rack
Station placed for inter-modality
Station Kiosk
Bike transport for station equalization
Shared Bike
80. Bring Public Use Bicycling to Philadelphia
Reduce Traffic Congestion
Reduce Motor Vehicle Pollution
Increase the Health of the General Public
Better Air Quality
More Exercise
A Better Way To Get Around The City
81. Bike Sharing - Why ?
A great way to make our city
a “green” sustainable city.
82. Bike Sharing
It is great way
to hear, smell and experience a city
without increasing traffic congestion
while reducing greenhouse emissions
85. Please complete the survey being
distributed by the volunteers.
Surveys may be returned to the
volunteers or at the Registration
Desk in Ballroom A.
