Healthy placemaking in China - How State of Place can help boost the triple bottom line+
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The relationship between the built environment and the triple bottom line+ in the U.S and China - and how State of Place can help facilitate healthy placemaking internationally.
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Healthy placemaking in China - How State of Place can help boost the triple bottom line+
- 1. Walking toward Healthy Communities in Asia Walkability and the Triple Bo3om Line+ in the US & China Mariela Alfonzo, Ph.D. Founder, State of Place™ President, Urban Imprint Assistant Research Professor, NYU-Poly www.urbanimprint.com/state-of-place
- 3. Quality of Life (Mental Health)
- 4. Physical Health Obesity rates in the U.S.
- 6. CorrelatedEconomicPerformance + $9 sf office rents + $7 sf retail rents +80% retail revenues + $300/unit res. rent +81 sf for-sale res. value From Brookings Institution report, “Walk this Way;” Based on State of Place™ Fiscal Health
- 7. $ TRIPLE BOTTOM LINE+: HEALTH, BROADLY DEFINED…
- 8. WALKABILITY & REAL ESTATE?
- 9. INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIORS DO MATTER
- 11. BUT SO DOES THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT
- 13. SO WHAT DO WE KNOW?
- 14. 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Density Form Proximity Connectivity Parks & Public Space Pedestrian Amenities Safety from Crime Traffic Safety Aesthetics Physical Activity Facilities ROI State of Place™
- 15. STATE OF PLACE IS A PLACE RATING & POLICY MAKERS WALKABILITYINTERVENTIONS MAXIMIZNG THE BANG FOR THE BUCK DEMYSTFYING ON THE “TOUCH, SEE & FEEL” OF HEALTHY PLACEMAKING USING ON-THE- GROUND DATA HELP IDENTIFY BOOST ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT QUALITY OF LIFE INVESTMENTS POLICIES PLANNERS REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS HEALTHY PLACEMAKING… DIAGNOSTIC TOOL TO WALKABILITYTHE PROCESS OF
- 16. Density
- 17. Form
- 18. Connectivity
- 19. Proximity
- 20. Parks & Public Space
- 21. Pedestrian Infrastructure & Amenities
- 22. Personal Safety
- 23. Traffic Safety
- 24. Aesthetics
- 27. PEOPLE ARE IN 1 OUT OF 5 OVERWEIGHT or OBESE CHINA 80% of deaths in tied to CHINA OBESITY & CHRONIC DISEASE $18.3B INCOME LOSS of HEART DISEASE, STROKE & DIABETES IN CHINA due to IN 2005 ALONE
- 28. 2004 2010 EMISSIONS per capitaCHINA’S EMISSION RATE 1/3TOP of emitters RESPONSIBLE FOR 394,000 DEATHS ACCOUNTED FOR 2.9% SHARE OF GDP
- 29. U.S. In last decade CHINA has added 2/3 of population will have Chinese cities221 over 1 million ppl By 2025 CHINA NEEDS 170 new mass-transit 5B new sq.m. of roads 40B new sq.m. of floor space
- 30. INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIORS MATTER HERE TOO…
- 32. BUT SO DOES THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT
- 33. 1986 2009 SHAREOF TRIPSBYBIKE housing construction18B SQ M 2000 – = 1M 2010 1982 = 3,428 1990 – 2004 BUILT OUT AREA DENSITY Communities 162% 67% 80% 2007 GATED
- 35. NYU-POLY FULBRIGHT 2 SITES SHANGHAI HANGZHOU Planning to add more in Southern & Northern China 2 DATA SETS IMI-C/State of Place™ CHINA HEALTH SURVEY 2 GOALS “ADVANCED” PEOPLE WATCHING 5 MONTHS BEST PRACTICES FIVE CITIES 20+ INTERVIEWS Sept. 2013 – March 2014; will be based in Shanghai STATE OF PLACE™ Expansion into Asian market, Fall 2013