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ULI Europe Young Leaders Summer School

8–9 September 2017 | Milan, Italy

2017 Programme

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WelcomeMilan is a city of opportunities and a benchmark among best practices in Europe. ULI Europe Young Leaders will explore how Milan is changing and what can be improved, considering relevant examples in Europe

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Programme at a GlanceThursday, 7 September

Welcome Drinks and Informal Dinner

Friday, 8 September

09:00 Chair’s Welcome09:10 Introduction to Milan and to the CityLife Project09:40 CityLife Project: Urban Regeneration 10:15 Coffee Break10:45 Keynote Speech11:30 Panel Discussion12:15 Technology and Virtual Reality 13:00 Networking Lunch 14:00 Visit CityLife Project17:00 Wrap Up and Close Day 119:30 Cocktails and Dinner at CityLife

Saturday, 9 September

09:15 Smart Working from a Users’ Perspective 10:00 Strategic Urban Development: Innovation Focus 11:15 Coffee Break12:00 Urban Development Workshop: Redevelopment of

Infrastructure13:15 Networking Lunch14:15 Visit Porta Nuova Project 16:00 ULI Summer School Closes

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Thursday, 7 September (optional)19:00 Welcome Drinks and Informal Dinner (at personal expense) Location: TBC

Friday, 8 September | Day 1 Venue:CityLifeproject–OfficesatPiazzaTreTorri(infopoint)20145–Milan Nearest metro stop: “Tre Torri” on the lilac metro line

11:30 Panel Discussion Cities and Redevelopments: How to design, build and manage a large site within an existing community Agostino Ghirardelli, Architect and Founder, SBGA studio Stephen Platts, Director of Regeneration, Southwark Council Prof. John Ratcliffe, Head of Strategic Foresight, Hillbreak

09:00 Chair’s Welcome Giancarlo Scotti, ULI Italy Chair

09:10 Introduction to Milan and to the CityLife Project Learn about the industrial history of Milan, in the consequences of populations moving in and out of the city, and the challenges of the

city’s planning procedures. We will explore issues on affordability, sustainability, and urban mobility. Prof. Roberto Camagni, Urban Economics, Politecnico di Milano

09:40 CityLife Project: Urban Regeneration CityLife is a residential, commercial, and business district under construction as a redevelopment of a former city trade fair site, involving

an area of 36.6 ha. The development is being carried out by a company controlled by Generali Group, which won the international tender fortheredevelopment,andisdesignedbyrenownedarchitectsZahaHadid,ArataIsozaki,andDanielLibeskind.

Brief Overview Citylife Project Armando Borghi, CEO CityLife & SDA Bocconi Professor

• Project background, overview, and update• Rationale to deliver a mixed-use project and its impact on the city

10:15 Coffee Break

10:45 Keynote Speech An exploration of how architects approach large-scale projects in cities. Agostino Ghirardelli, Architect and Founder, SBGA studio (Libeskind Italian partner)

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12:15 Technology and Virtual Reality Direct virtual reality experience with innovative tools with different uses in real estate to real estate (Gear VR, cardboard, Ololens) Carlo Rossi, Head of New Business, Ikon

13:00 Networking Lunch

14:00 Visit CityLife project Site visits of:

• The Hadid Tower construction site, a new building that gives a unique point of view on the city of Milan and will be used in 2018 as Generali HQ.

• Libeskind residential project • CityLife Shopping District, a new retail project that will open in November 2017.

Total duration of the site tour will be approx. 3 hours (includes afternoon coffee break).

17:00 Wrap Up and Close Day 1

19:30 Cocktails and Dinner at CityLife

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ULI membership provides access to future and current industry leaders. ULI also convenes a dedicated Young Leader group offering a calendar of events specifically tailored for young professionals under 35. All Young Leaders benefit from a 50% reduction in annual dues for Full and Associate membership.

When you join ULI, you receive access to a wide array of online resources, publications, and opportunities, including:• Networking opportunities at the global, regional, and local levels• AccesstoULI’sonlinememberdirectoryofalmost40,000realestate

professionals worldwide• Access to exclusive local and global ULI events• Reduced fees on public conferences and meetings• Access to Member-only webinars on case studies and industry trends• Print and digital subscription to Urban LandMagazine• Guaranteed invitation to the Young Leader Summer School• Networking opportunities at the global, regional, and local level

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Saturday, 9 September Venue:UniCreditHQatPortaNuovaprojectatPiazzaGaeAulenti,4–20124Milan Nearest metro stop: “Garibaldi FS” on the lilac/green metro line

09:15 Smart Working from a Users’ Perspective Project overview of the UniCredit Building. Learn why UniCredit moved into the new building, how the building responds to new ways of

working, and how the new location changed day-to-day business.

Davide Rimonta, Head of Real Estate transformation projects, UniCredit

10:00 Strategic Urban Development: Innovation Focus – How to Innovate and to Contribute to a Successful ProjectDr. Paul Jansen, Cities Market Leader, Sr. Urban Economist, ArupIan Mulcahey, Managing Director, Gensler

Moderator: Thomas Leinberger, Director Asset Management, AEW

14:15 Visit Porta Nuova Project Bosco Verticale, an award-winning green residential building Bosco Verticale by Boeri Studio is a high-density tower block that experiments with the integration of a lush landscape within the facade

of the architecture. The building is based on the concept of regenerating the lost forests on the ground within the inhabitable space of buildings.Thebuilding’stwotowersare80metresand112metrestall.Togethertheywillhavethecapacitytohold480bigandmediumsizedtrees,250smallsizetrees,11,000groundcoverplantsand5,000shrubs–theequivalentofahectareofforest.

11:15 Coffee Break

12:00 Urban Development Workshop: Redevelopment of Infrastructure - best practices and experience AnopportunityforMilan:howtore-think5dismissedrailwaystationsinthecity Sabine Lebesque, City of Amsterdam Department of Land and Development Carlo Castelli, Director, AECOM Moderator: Nicholas Garattini, YLs Chair Italy, Head of Business Development and Advisory, Generali Real Estate

13:15 Networking Lunch

16:00 ULI Summer School Closes

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Conference Speakers

Carlo Castelli is an architect and masterplanner. He holds a Master’s Degree in Architecture with distinction. In 2011 he completed a Master’s in ‘City Design and Social Science’ at the London School of Economics and Social Science.His experience as an architect spans across sectors and includes important contributions to the design process of internationally renowned buildings such as the Tennis Centre and International Broadcasting Centre for Rio Olympics 2016 and the 437m-high West Tower in Guangzhou, China.

His focus is now on master plans at urban and regional scale as one of the directors of the AECOM Strategic Planning and Design group, leading multi-disciplinary teams and stakeholder engagement processes. Recent projects include technical and strategic advisory to the National Railway Company FS Sistemi Urbani on the development agreement for rail sites in Milan and a Concept Masteplan for KKIA Airport City in Riyadh.

Armando Borghi, CEO CityLife & SDA Bocconi Professor

Prof. Roberto Camagni, Urban Economics, Politecnico di Milano

Carlo Castelli, Director, AECOM Agostino Ghirardelli, Architect and Founder, SBGA studio

Prior to founding Blengini Ghirardelli Associati, Agostino Ghirardelli worked for several international firms including Massimiliano Fuksas in Paris and Rome and Studio Libeskind, both in New York and Milan, on a range of architectural projects worldwide.

Some of the major projects he managed over the past decade include the design and construction phases of the residential project Rb1 and the Central Tower TCC, both part of the CityLife master plan in Milan, and Tor Di Valle, a 287,000 sqm business park surrounding AS ROMA’s new football stadium in Rome. Agostino received his MARCH from the University of Genoa in 1999.

Alongside his architectural practice, Agostino speaks publicly on architecture and urban planning at international confer-ences and events.

Armando Borghi is the Chief Executive Officer of CityLife S.p.A., a position he has held since August 2014. In addition to his leadership role at CityLife, Armando serves as a Professor of Real Estate Finance and Real Estate Professor in the Ada Bocconi School of Management.

Prior to joining CityLife, Amando was as the Group CEO of Gabetti Property Solutions and Chairman and CEO of Patrigest S.p.A., Grimaldi Franchising, Gabetti Franchising, Professione Casa Franchising, Tree Real Estate, CEO of Gabetti Agency and Abaco. Armando is a member of RICS (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors), is a board member of Assoimmobiliare, and has authored several books on Real Estate Finance through Bocconi University.

Prof. Roberto Camagni is Full Professor of Urban Economics and Assessment of urban transformations, Politecnico di Milano and Decano (Dean) of the Faculty of Architecture and Society and Director of the Research Unit on Regional and Urban Economics. Prof. Camagni served as Head of the Department for Urban Affairs at the Presidency of the Council of Ministers, Rome, under the Prodi Government, from 1997-98.

Camagni is Past President of the European Regional Science Association (2003-2005) and of the Italian Regional Science Association (1990-93). He is an author of more than 150 international scientific publications and of a textbook of Urban Economics in Italian, French and Spanish. He has worked for the EU Commission, OECD, DATAR, Italian Ministries and the EU ESPON project.

In 2017, Camagni was elected Fellow of the Regional Science Association Interna-tional. In 2010, he was awarded the Prize of the ERSA / European Investment Bank and in 2008 the Prize of the Fondazione Confalonieri, Milan, for his studies in urban sustainable development.

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Passionate about solving complex urban problems, with particular expertise in the integration of infrastructure with urban growth and regeneration, Ian has been at the forefront of growing Gensler’s Firmwide Planning and Urban Design Practice.

As Managing Director of the London office, Ian oversees projects across the UK and Europe, bringing a deep understanding of the various political, commercial and social drivers that influence planning delivery. Most recently, Ian has been at the forefront of the national debate on the future of aviation in the UK with the London Britannia Airport project.

Ian is passionate about game changing design and has led two award-winning concept projects for London. In 2011, the Thames River Park was awarded the ‘Best Conceptual Project’ and the ‘Mayors Award for Planning Excellence’ at the London Planning Awards, and again in 2015, the London Underline won the ‘Best Conceptual Project’.

A regular speaker and panellist, both in the UK and internationally, Ian is often called upon to help define the future direction of urban growth and transformation. He studied at the University of Westminster, earning a diploma in Urban Planning Implementation and BA (Hons) in Urban Planning Studies.

Sabine Lebesque, City of Amsterdam Department of Land and Development

Thomas Leinberger, Director Asset Management, AEW

Ian Mulcahey, Managing Director, Gensler

Sabine Lebesque studied Architectural History at the University of Amsterdam, lived in Barcelona in 1989/90 and got passionate by how cities and places transform and develop. She worked for the Netherlands Architecture Institute until 2000, producing exhibitions and publications, such as Yona Friedman Structures serving the Unpredictable. Since 2000, she has worked for the City of Amsterdam Department of Land and Development, responsible for the annual publication and website Gebouwd in Amsterdam. Sabine is a specialist in waterfront development, author of Around Amsterdam’s IJ Banks (2011). She is a member of the city’s Investors Office Residential as well as the Team Spatial Quality.

Thomas has 10 years of experience in real estate. He is heading AEW’s European asset & development management team of Logistis, a EUR 2bn pan-European logistic fund. Prior to joining AEW, Thomas worked at Allianz Real Estate & Tishman Speyer, where he was responsible for real estate investments and asset management in Europe and Latin America. Thomas is a graduate of the European Business School in Germany as well as the University of Hong Kong.

Dr. Paul Jansen, Cities Market Leader, Sr. Urban Economist, Arup

Dr. Paul Jansen currently combines various positions: Cities Market Leader at Arup Amsterdam; Founding Partner of the Innovation Area Development Partnership (IADP); and Owner of Caudata Advice. Arup is a leading global engineering consultant and actively involved in developing science parks, its buildings, incubation centres, and innovation areas.

The IADP group strengthens forces of 8 companies (ARUP, Caudata, Kadans Science Partner, KCAP, PT Finance, Royal HaskoningDHV, UNStudio, Zjak Consult) in (re)developing areas of innovation, science parks, industrial innovation areas, and modern working environments from a resilient and integrated perspective. The physical environment on the one hand and social and networking environment on the other are developed and managed in close relationship, both considering economic risks and benefits.

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Conference Speakers

Thanks to his great experience in the fields of marketing and integrated communication, Carlo has worked as a manager at some of the major companies in this business sector. In particular, he supervised different projects to promote important public institutions of the Triveneto area.

Carlo joined Ikon in 2016 to develop new projects in the field of Virtual Reality, focusing on the marketing of the proposed solutions developed therein.

Prof. John Ratcliffe, Head of Strategic Foresight, Hillbreak

Davide Rimonta, Head of Real Estate Transformation Projects, UniCredit

Carlo Rossi, Head of New Business, Ikon

John Ratcliffe is Head of Strategic Foresight at Hillbreak, a specialist consultancy in the field of Built Environment Sustainability. He is also President of The Futures Academy, which he founded in 2000. Until 2009, he was a Director of the Dublin Institute of Technology, where he remains as Emeritus Professor. In the past he has served as Secretary-General of the World Futures Studies Federation and Vice President of the European Futurists Conference.

A prolific author and public speaker, he has acted as a consultant to countries, cities, corporations, colleges and communities in the area of strategic foresight, and is currently conducting several projects on the future of sustainable cities and sustainable real estate development. His present work focuses on the field of “Anticipatory Leadership through Strategic Foresight”; and, familiarly, his favourite adage is Einstein’s: “Imagination is more important than knowledge.”

Davide Rimonta is responsible for Real Estate Transformation projects of UniCredit Business Integrated Solutions, the Unicredit group’s global service company. He coordinates all the branch network optimization and city plan projects, smart-working implementations in the Italian perimeter, as well as shaping the strategy and working on all the implementation related to ‘digital real estate’, which means all the projects positioned at the intersection of digital technologies with the ‘bricks and mortar’ world.

Davide joined UniCredit in 2014. Previously, he was Head of Real Estate Enhancement and Development at Poste Italiane, which he joined in 2011 after having spent more than eight years in consulting firms, including Accenture and Gartner Consulting.

Stephen Platts, Director of Regeneration, Southwark Council

Stephen is responsible for the delivery of major projects including Elephant and Castle, Aylesbury, Canada Water and Bermondsey, London Bridge and Bankside, and the Old Kent Road. He is a Board member of the Local Education Partnership with responsibility for the delivery of the schools expansion programme and other major capital investment projects including the new library at Camberwell, leisure centre at Elephant and Castle and new housing. Housing Regeneration and Inward Investment is also within his portfolio of responsibility, which covers housing estate regeneration and renewal, the Southwark Regeneration in Partnership Programme and general inward investment opportunities. Stephen has been Director of Regeneration for 6 years.