6. 6
• The context
• Infrastructure and growth
• Multi-modal transport
to/from airports
• Reduced dependence on
private cars
• Rail / public transport links
• ‘One-seat ride’
• Convenient interchange
• Frequency
Impact on airport traffic
Limited / managed parking
Green travel plans
Transport and mobility: Regional considerations
7. 7
• Reduced dependence on private
cars
• People and places, not cars and
traffic
• Reduced/managed parking
• Give priority to pedestrians
• Public / transit options
• Mixture of land uses in close proximity
• High-quality urban design / streetscapes
Transport and mobility: Modal preferences
9. 9
Providing a choice of
convenient and high-
quality transport modes,
to encourage sustainable
transport
Transport and mobility: Capture transit opportunities
10. Transport and mobility: Integrated planning
Make greener travel convenient:
- APM / PRT
- Bus
- Pedestrian friendly
- Bicycles?
- Seamless links between modes
- Transport planning works / land use
planning work together
12. 12
• Reduce dependence on
private cars
• Provide alternatives:
convenience
• Coordinate transportation
and land-use planning
• Transportation:
- The most significant driver of
urban growth / economic
development
• Focus on outcomes, not
inputs:
- Kilometers of cycle lanes
- Usage and impact
Transport and mobility: Summary
14. 14
• Traditional central
generation / long distance
distribution:
- Large losses
- Heat generated often discarded
• Locally generated energy
- Can deliver significant
efficiency gains
• Local resources
- Solar, wind, geothermal, waste
etc.
Smart energy: Decentralization
15. 15
• Large range of waste types within one operation:
- Industrial: Retail, Food, Green, Office
- Construction and demolition, Sweepings
- Contamination from airline waste
• Complex operations
A Mixture of Waste
16. 16 Example utility planning
Comprehensive “campus-
wide” planning is
essential.
17. • Reveal the interdependencies and relationships between
stakeholders, institutions, uses, activities, and impacts
• Avoid a simplistic linear perspective
• Capitalize on potential synergies, develop integrated solutions
that create efficient operations, and establish clear and
measurable outcomes and benefits. But recognize the
differences
• Impose rigor and accountability to planning
• Apply sustainable principles of design.
Integrated design: Arup