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Infrastructure 2007: A Global Perspective

When Oct 12, 2007
from 07:30 am to 09:00 am
Where Hyatt Regency Bellevue
Contact Name Matthew Merrill
Contact Email coordinator@seattle.uli.org
Contact Phone 206.254.5618
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Civilizations are built and sustained by the quality of their infrastructure. Next year, the world marks a major turning point: one out of every two people on the planet will live in cities. Like never before, the critical role of infrastructure provision, maintenance, and financing rests at the heart of sustainable cities. Infrastructure is the skeleton around which the city is built, and dictates how we move and interact with each other. It also can help or detract from the building of community. Join us at this thought-provoking program on infrastructure from a regional, national, and international perspective.

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: Tom Murphy, ULI Senior Resident Fellow for Urban Development, Washington, D.C.

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