North America 2019

Portland, Oregon, US

May 7–9, 2019

May 7, 2019

8:00 am

May 9, 2019

5:00 pm

Welcome to Urbanism Next's 2019 North America Conference and Workshop!

By following the links in the conference schedule below, you get read descriptions of each session, access presentation slides, and learn more about all of our speakers.

Presentations

Tuesday, May 7, 2019

8:00 am

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3:00 pm

Registration

White Stag Building

Tuesday, May 7, 2019

9:00 am

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4:00 pm

Full-day workshop

White Stag Building

Tuesday, May 7, 2019

9:00 am

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12:00 pm

Half-day workshops

White Stag Building

Tuesday, May 7, 2019

1:30 pm

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4:30 pm

Half-day workshops

White Stag Building

Tuesday, May 7, 2019

5:30 pm

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8:30 pm

Lightning talks

Urban Studio

Wednesday, May 8, 2019

8:00 am

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3:30 pm

Registration

Oregon Convention Center, Portland Ballroom

Wednesday, May 8, 2019

9:00 am

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11:45 am

Opening speakers

Oregon Convention Center, Portland Ballroom

Wednesday, May 8, 2019

11:45 am

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1:00 pm

Lunch

Oregon Conference Center, Portland Ballroom

Wednesday, May 8, 2019

1:15 pm

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2:45 pm

Session #1 concurrent panels

Oregon Conference Center

Wednesday, May 8, 2019

2:45 pm

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3:00 pm

Break

Wednesday, May 8, 2019

3:00 pm

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4:30 pm

Session #2 concurrent panels

Oregon Convention Center

Wednesday, May 8, 2019

4:30 pm

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6:30 pm

Reception

Oregon Convention Center, Portland Ballroom

Thursday, May 9, 2019

12:15 am

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1:30 pm

Lunch

Oregon Conference Center, Portland Ballroom

Thursday, May 9, 2019

7:30 am

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4:00 pm

Registration

Oregon Convention Center, Portland Ballroom

Thursday, May 9, 2019

8:00 am

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8:45 am

Opening speakers

Oregon Convention Center, Portland Ballroom

Thursday, May 9, 2019

8:45 am

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9:00 am

Break

Thursday, May 9, 2019

9:00 am

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10:30 am

Session #3 Concurrent Panels

Oregon Conference Center

Thursday, May 9, 2019

10:30 am

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10:45 am

Break

Thursday, May 9, 2019

10:45 am

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12:15 pm

Session #4 Concurrent Panels

Oregon Conference Center

Thursday, May 9, 2019

1:45 pm

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3:15 pm

Session #5 Concurrent Panels

Oregon Conference Center

Thursday, May 9, 2019

3:15 pm

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3:30 pm

Break

Thursday, May 9, 2019

3:30 pm

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5:00 pm

Session #6 Concurrent Panels

Oregon Conference Center

Autonomous Urbanism: Impacts and Opportunities of Emerging Mobility Technologies

9:00 am

White Box

Beyond Streets to Intersections & Districts: Hacking the Design of the Multi-modal Street in the Autonomous Future

9:00 am

Wayne Morse Suite

Lane Gain: Designing, marketing, and delivering increased throughput through transit-only lanes

9:00 am

Room 152

Physical and Virtual Aspects of the Mobility Hub - Landing them here and now in a shifting landscape

9:00 am

Room 150

Urbanism Next for Elected Officials and Government Leaders – How new mobility, autonomous vehicles, e-commerce and the sharing economy impact cities

9:00 am

Room 142/144

Adapting our Neighborhoods, Streets and Homes to E-Commerce - A Study Workshop

1:30 pm

Room 150

Land Valuation Impacts of AVs

1:30 pm

Room 152

Micromobility and Transit Service Delivery Opportunities in the Underserved Edges

1:30 pm

Wayne Morse Suite

Welcome to the National Urbanism Next Conference

9:00 am

Preparing for Emerging Technologies in the Pacific Northwest

9:00 am

D135

E-Commerce, Last Mile Delivery, and the Impact on Cities

9:30 am

Public/Private Partnerships Producing Positive Payoffs: Plenary Panel

9:50 am

Break

10:30 am

New Mobility and Public Transit: Keys to the Kind of Cities We Want

10:45 am

See the Forest for the Trees — Making Space for Urban Forests

11:15 am

Future Proof: Translating Climate, Economy, & Health Outcomes Into Tangible Change on City Streets

12:00 pm

A Collaborative Strategy for Frictionless Regional Mobility

1:15 pm

D135

Bringing the Curb Back: How Cities are Innovating in 20ft

1:15 pm

D136

Harnessing Shared Mobility Data to Help Cities Redesign Streets of the Future

1:15 pm

D134

Smart Cities for the Rest of Us: The Implications of New Transportation Technologies for Those Left Out of the Urban Revolution

1:15 pm

D137

The Ama-zoning of America Continues: It's a Matter of TIME

1:15 pm

D139/140

What digital and Policy Infrastructure Do Cities Need to Shape the Impact of New Transportation Technology?

1:15 pm

D138

Big Ideas for the Heart of Seattle

3:00 pm

D135

How Technology is Affecting Retail and Urban Real Estate Development

3:00 pm

D136

Micromobility: What is it, and How Can the Public and Private Sectors Work Together to Achieve Environmental, Equity, and Other Policy Goals?

3:00 pm

D134

TOD to Regenerative City

3:00 pm

D138

The Augmented City

3:00 pm

D139/140

Valuing and Managing the Public Right Of Way

3:00 pm

D137

From Owning to Renting: Why Mobility as a Service is the Next Big Thing

12:30 am

Portland Ballroom

Welcome

8:00 am

Why Racial Equity Matters in Mobility

8:15 am

Deployment of Automated Vehicles in Metropolitan Areas: A European Perspective

9:00 am

D134

Growing Relationships Between Public Transit and TNCs Transportation

9:00 am

D137

Potential Impact of Emergent Technologies on Freight Related Land-Uses in Urban Areas

9:00 am

D136

What About The Workers? Ridehailing, Micromobility, and Our Fair City

9:00 am

D138

“I’m All For Progress, It’s Change I Don’t Like” - Pushing Past the Bias to Keep the Curb the Way It Is

9:00 am

D139/140

Cross Sector Approaches to Equity

10:45 am

D135

Data is a Girl's (and City's) Best Friend

10:45 am

D139/140

Ideation to Implementation: Putting Emerging Technologies to the Test in Columbus, Los Angeles, and Seattle

10:45 am

D134

Right Sizing Parking: New Approaches for Placemaking

10:45 am

D137

Senior Housing in the Age of the Sharing Economy, Artificial Intelligence and AVs

10:45 am

D136

The Missing Middle: Understanding the Unique Challenges of AV Adaptation for Mid-Size Metros

10:45 am

D138

City and TNC Collaboration - A Case Study

1:45 pm

D134

Piloting Dockless Devices in a Changing Mobility Landscape

1:45 pm

D139/140

Preemption, Privacy, and People: Laying the Legal and Policy Foundations to Support Long-term Success of Transportation Technologies

1:45 pm

D138

Thank You for Your Order: Navigating the Complex Urban Delivery Ecosystem

1:45 pm

D136

What Will It Take to Ensure Equity in a Transit/AV Future?

1:45 pm

D135

Zoning in the Era of On-Demand Land Use

1:45 pm

D137

Mobility for the 90 Percent

3:30 pm

D134

Negotiating Transit - TNC Partnerships That Work: Findings from TCRP Report J-11/Task 26

3:30 pm

D139/140

New Mobility and Municipal Budgets: Planning for the Future

3:30 pm

D138

The Impact of MaaS, Autonomous Driving and Carsharing on the Urban Environment: a European Perspective

3:30 pm

D136

The Zone of Exchange

3:30 pm

D135

Urbanism Next Inspired Site Design: Case Studies Optimizing Smart Mobility

3:30 pm

D137

Speakers

Jane Gordon

Vice Provost for Portland
University of Oregon

Nico Larco

Director
Urbanism Next Center, University of Oregon

Becky Steckler

Urbanism Next Program Director
University of Oregon

Terra Curtis

Senior Associate, Emerging Mobility Co-Lead
Nelson\Nygaard

Andrei Greenawalt

Head of Public Policy
Via

Katie Stevens

Sr. Director of Government Relations, West
Lime

Nolan Borgman

Senior Transportation Planner, Office of Extraordinary Innovation
LA Metro

Michael Ford

Chief Operating Officer
Regional Transportation District Denver, Colorado

Bruce Shaller

Principal
Shaller Consulting

Sucharita Kodali

Vice President and Principal Analyst
Forrester Research

Martha Schwartz

Martha Schwartz Partners

Gabe Klein

Executive Director
U.S. Joint Office of Energy and Transportation

Story Bellows

Partner
CityFi

Karina Ricks

Director of Mobility and Infrastructure
City of Pittsburgh

Chris Pangilinan

Global Head of Public Transportation Policy
Uber

Stijn Vernaillen

Mobility as a Service Project Leader
City of Antwerp

Bibiana McHugh

Manager, Mobility & Location-Based Services
Trimet

Hana Creger

Environmental Equity Program Manager
The Greenlining Institute

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