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Transit-OrientedD E V E L O P M E N T

25-26 NOVEMBER 2015 | SINGAPORE

Breaking Down Barriers to your Transit Oriented Development

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Cities across the world are racing to cope with rapid uncontrolled urbanisation. As

quoted by United Nations, 54% of the world’s population lives in urban areas, a

number that is expected to increase to 66% by 2050. This dramatic rise in urban

population necessitates reshaping the real estate landscape across the globe

through Transit-oriented development (TOD).

The big question of what it takes to get your TOD right will be the key ingredient

of our event. A platform bringing together panel of elite speakers representing

industry leaders and prominent organisations to address the hot issues such as;

enhancing government and private partnership, getting the buy in from different

stakeholders, effective land use and project �nancing, successfully aligning the

MXD components with Transits as well as drawing investors and business for your

future development.

Join Transit Oriented Development by Trueventus to unravel best

solutions and understanding the secret mantras in achieving a world class TOD!

• Fostering collaboration with government bodies, private developers and

transport agencies

• Coordinating efforts across multiple sectors for successful project delivery

• Delving deeper into land use and planning in delivering comprehensive TOD

• Formulating strategies to support greater transportation access to your

development in catering to urban mobility

• Selecting the ideal mixed-used component for a vibrant development

• Positioning your �nancial model and revenue generation plan for long term

pro�tability

• Developers

• Transport Authorities

• Federal, State and Local

Government Bodies

• Transit Agencies

• Town Planners

• Transport Planners

• REIT Advisors

• Architects / Designers

• Real Estate Consultants

• Property Investment Firms

From:

• Property Development

• Rail Service

• Government (economic and

infrastructure development)

• Town Planning

• Transport Planning

• Architectural & Design

THIS UNIQUE CONFERENCE BRINGS DELEGATES THEBENEFITS OF:

ASSOCIATE PARTNERS SUPPORTING MEDIA

WHY YOU CANNOT MISS THIS EVENT:

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

“TOD projects have the capacity to address many of the challenges facing major cities in developed

economies as a result of a rapid increase in urbanisation.”

– World Property Journal

www.citynet-ap.org www.cdia.asia www.urbansanitation.in www.asianngo.org www.cities-today.com www.shelter-magazine.com

PG. 1

25-26 NOVEMBER 2015 | SINGAPORE

Transit-OrientedD E V E L O P M E N TBreaking Down Barriers to your Transit Oriented Development

For further details, contact

John Karras

T: +603 2775 0001 | F: +603 2775 0005 | E: [email protected]

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FEATURING KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS AND CASE STUDIES DELIVERED BY:

Gerald Ollivier Infrastructure Specialist World Bank, Singapore

Speaking on: Value Adapting Land Value Capture: Financing Transit Oriented – Development with land value

Gerald is a Senior Infrastructure Specialist with 19 years of experience in the transport sector across 20 countries. He has established track record as World Bank Team Leader for large projects.

Donald Choi Managing DirectorNan Fung Development Limited, Hong Kong

Speaking on: Private development over railways – The HK Model

Donald has over 30 years of real estate development and investment experience on a variety of projects ranging from single residence to whole community planning with extensive knowledge of design, real estate venture formation, development team management, funds and investment strategy.

Rudyanto Azhar Chief Executive Officer Prasarana Integrated Development, Malaysia

Speaking on: Promoting greater mobility at lower cost through Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) integration in TOD

Rudy manages a total of six TOD projects with total GDV of RM5B and more TOD projects are in the pipeline. As a strong believer for TOD acceptance in Malaysia, he actively participates and promotes TOD advocacy programmes across various agencies and authorities as well as through urban transportation network.

Joel Luna Vice President Ayala Land, Philippines

Speaking on: New Paradigm in Planning: Effective land use planning and urban redevelopment in the urban dense environment

Joel has over 29 years of design experience covering the fields of architecture, planning, urban design and design management. He has led the masterplanning of several large-scale projects of Ayala Land, Inc. such as Nuvali, Bonifacio Global City, Cebu I.T. Park, Arca South, Lio Tourism Estate, and many others.

Daniel Tan Project Director Aquaint Property, Singapore

Speaking on: Fostering economic development: Financial feasibility in transit oriented development project

Daniel is a veteran and specialist in corporate real estate asset management having worked with big corporations where he has managed commercial real estate in excess of S$1 billion and development project of S$750 million. He has also worked on regional projects covering London, Australia, Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore.

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Henrik Plougmann Olsen, Chief Executive OfficerMetroselskabet and Greater Copenhagen LightRail, Denmark

Speaking on: Learning the inspiring Copenhagen approach of TOD – Enhancing connectivity and seamless multimodal transportation

Profile to be advised

For further details, contact

John Karras

T: +603 2775 0001 | F: +603 2775 0005 | E: [email protected]

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Ed Baker, Director / Head of Master Planning (Asia) Brodway Malyan, Singapore

Speaking on: Making the most of your transit connection through harmonising transportation development and smart growth planning

Ed led the team that won the Bandar Malaysia design competition, for, which is set to create a blueprint for future development in South East Asia. He also led the vision for Health City Novena, the 17-hectare mega healthcare city launched in Singapore, and is managing the planning of a 700-hectare sustainable new town in Iskandar, South Malaysia.

FEATURING KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS AND CASE STUDIES DELIVERED BY:

John C. F. Cheng Director Ronald Lu & Partners, Hong Kong

Speaking on: TOD of Tomorrow: How to Achieve It? - Integrating smart city concepts into your TOD

With almost 20 years of international architectural experience, John’s extensive portfolio of projects throughout mainland China includes Tang Dao Bay Marina Development in Qingdao, Nan You Retail Park in Shenzhen and Chao Tian Men Redevelopment in Chongqingand the Guangbo industrial park office in Ningbo.

Wataru Tanaka Executive OfficerNikken Sekkei, Japan

Speaking on: Way forward: Leveraging on innovative Public-Private Partnership that builds, funds and operates TOD

Since joining Nikken in 1988, Tanaka has used his vast knowledge of architecture, urban design & planning and landscape design in a variety of large-scale projects. Most recently, he played a significant role in the Tokyo Midtown development, overseeing master planning and transit oriented development and design management

Dzung Do Nguyen Senior Planner CPG Urban Planning, Singapore

Speaking on: Building a Unique Brand: Selecting the right type of development in creating an iconic TOD

Dzung Do focuses on water-sensitive urban design, transit-oriented development, new township planning and GIS-based design intelligence. He embraces collaborative design environments and is strongly committed to stakeholder engagement. His ultimate goal is to bring about socially-inclusive and contextually-sensitive development solutions.

Ir Lee Suet Sen Council Member Petaling Jaya City Council, Malaysia

Speaking on: Effectively aligning government development policy and zoning regulation with your TOD project

Ir Lee is a Professional Civil Engineers and currently a Chairman of Master Transportation Plan Committee for MBPJ since 2014. Master Transportation Plan consists of Public Transport, Traffic information System, Transit Orientation Development and Mobility for Pedestrian/ Cyclist. He involves in setting up Highland Development guidelines and also drafting amendments for Local Plan of Petaling Jaya.

PG. 3

25-26 NOVEMBER 2015 | SINGAPORE

Transit-OrientedD E V E L O P M E N TBreaking Down Barriers to your Transit Oriented Development

For further details, contact

John Karras

T: +603 2775 0001 | F: +603 2775 0005 | E: [email protected]

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0800 Registration and coffee

0845 Welcome address by Chairperson

0900 Session OneTransforming Cities: Building a Business Case for your TOD project

0945 Session Two

1030 Morning refreshments

1100 Session Three

1145 Session Four New Paradigm in Panning: Effective land use planning and urban redevelopment in the urban dense environment

1230 Networking luncheon

• Examining development strategy in both operational and financial planning

• Recognising good planning and design practices in theimplementation of new TOD projects

• Balancing the key factors of modern urbanism to develop efficient and sustainable TOD’s

Speaker to be advised

• Enhancing cooperation among key stakeholders,including public agencies, transit agencies ,propertyowners, and developers

• Fostering partnership good communication fromthe planning to the execution stage

Speaker to be advised

Getting the buy in from different stakeholders and partners in realising a successful TODTransit oriented development is a complex project that involves integration between various stakeholders, which requires good collaboration in ensuring the success of a TOD. This session seeks to highlight the role and participation of different parties working together for the success of a project. The following key element will be covered:

Effectively aligning government development policy and zoning regulation with your TOD project Many cities around the world are equipped with comprehensive planning and development policy. Implementing a TOD project requires a strong government backing. That said, developers need to ensure their development compliments the current government policies. This session will focus on the planning and approval limitation, and how best to meet it.Ir Lee Suet Sen Council MemberPetaling Jaya City Council, Malaysia

• Paradigm concept: Choosing the best components forurban planning

• Expanding the concept of new paradigm in planning• Assessing short terms gains and long term visions• Building a new and integrated l ifestyle in dense

environmentJoel Luna Vice President Ayala Land, Philippines

Sustainability is the main component in developing Transit Oriented Development where the transit accessibility is higher than auto accessibility. Developers are now into the energy efficient buildings and smart design. This session will discuss on how to integrate the smart city concept into your TOD.John C. F. Cheng, Director Ronald Lu & Partners, Hong Kong

Adapting Land Value Capture: Financing Transit Oriented - Development with land valueThis session will focus on the use of “development-based land value capture” mechanisms to help overcome this financial hurdle. Coupled with supportive land use regulations, development-based land value capture (LVC) helps “capture” property value increases due to transit investments. Gerald Ollivier Infrastructure SpecialistWorld Bank, Singapore

This session seeks to highlight different kind of mechanisms that is applicable into innovative PPP projects. The delivery of the project relies on few factors such as project preparation, financial planning, risk planning etc. If the tools to convey the TOD project are properly determined, there should not be any problem with its on-time delivery. Implementing innovative PPP for TOD it’s not a dream anymore but a real opportunity for the developer to build a new transportation hub within the city.

• Promoting new ideas and tapping into profitable market segments

• Putt ing together commercia l and recreat ionaldevelopment in promoting economic value as well asenhancing community development

• A case study from Perth will be presented to the audienceDaniel Tan Project Director Aquaint Property, Singapore

Day One, Wednesday 25 November 2015

1400 Session FiveTOD of Tomorrow: How to Achieve It? - Integrating smart city concepts into your TOD

1445 Session Six

1530 Afternoon refreshments

1600 Session SevenWay forward: Leveraging on innovative Public-Private Partnership that builds, funds and operates TOD

1645 Session EightFostering economic development: Executing effective financial feasibility in transit oriented development project

1730 End of Day One

PG. 4

25-26 NOVEMBER 2015 | SINGAPORE

Transit-OrientedD E V E L O P M E N TBreaking Down Barriers to your Transit Oriented Development

Wataru Tanaka Executive OfficerNikken Sekkei, Japan

For further details, contact

John Karras

T: +603 2775 0001 | F: +603 2775 0005 | E: [email protected]

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0800 Registration and coffee

0845 Welcome address by Chairperson

0900 Session OneMaking the most of your transit connection through harmonising transportation development and smart growth planning

0945 Session Two

1030 Morning refreshments

1100 Session Three

1145 Session Four Learning the inspiring Copenhagen approach of TOD – Enhancing connectivity and seamless multimodal transportation

1230 Networking luncheon

• Capturing modern master-planned multi-modaltransportation interchange based development

• Encouraging public to utilise public transport by providing a good facility

• Creating a seamless transit system with support from the government

Ed Baker, Director / Head of Master Planning (Asia) Brodway Malyan, Singapore

Private development over railways – Adopting the HK Model Fragmented land ownership sometimes will cause hassle when developers want to develop an area within railways station. This session will examine the issues related to development over railways and possible challenges that need to be considered. A real case study from Hong Kong will presented to provide the audience as a reference. Donald Choi, Managing DirectorNan Fung Development Limited, Hong Kong

Promoting greater mobility at lower cost through Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) integration in TODToday cities are promoting TOD as a sustainable growth management strategy. Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) is becoming increasingly popular as a flexible, cost-effective rapid transit mode. It can be seen to promote economic development and support high quality transit oriented development. This session seeks to probe the opportunities and challenges of leveraging transit-oriented development (TOD) through BRT. A case study of Sunway BRT will be presented. Rudyanto Azhar Chief Executive OfficerPrasarana Integrated Development, Malaysia

In Copenhagen, the concept of a transit-oriented development is being taken to a whole new level with the creation of, a transit-oriented city. The set of decision rules reveals that several combinations of critical success factors have been effective in achieving implementation across city-regions in different contexts. This session is created to teach delegates on how to put into practice TOD principles whilst examining the Copenhagen TOD and what its benefits are to you.

Enhancing ridership and revenues through transit orientated development- Case Study MTR Hong Kong Hong Kong is well known as the most efficient transit oriented development. This session will highlight how MTR Corporation can generates more revenue by developing retails cluster along the transit station and other advertisement related revenue Speaker to be advised

Building a Unique Brand: Selecting the right type of development in creating an iconic TODThis discussion session will highlight the followings: • Hot spots for TOD with significant growth potential for

commercial activities• Focusing on innovative mixed-use designs that maximize

limited land in urban areas• Better transit options: Creating effective transit in order

to improve the quality of life of residentsDzung Do Nguyen, Senior Panner CPG Urban Planning, Singapore

No one can survive without veins in the body, so do cities without roads, rail tracks etc. Transportation and communication system is crucial to connect the residents with their offices, leisure areas or schools. This session will highlight what are the best methods to identify the possible transit zones and properties for the future development and attracting investors.

Engaging sustainable planning with TOD: Blending in Park and Ride facilities in reducing carbon footprint A successful TOD development lies on the ability to maximise the diversified interaction within the city borders. The emergence reducing carbon footprint and provide a sustainable development in getting more important each day. Including some special facilities such as Park and Ride may result in higher interest of the development at the same time promoting an Eco and sustainable progress of real estate industry.Speaker to be advised

1400 Session Five

1445 Session Six:

1530 Afternoon refreshments

1600 Session SevenCapitalising on transit properties to attract investment and to draw businesses

1645 Session Eight

1730 End of Conference

Day Two, Thursday 26 November 2015

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Transit-OrientedD E V E L O P M E N TBreaking Down Barriers to your Transit Oriented Development

Henrik Plougmann Olsen, Chief Executive OfficerMetroselskabet and Greater Copenhagen LightRail, Denmark

Speaker to be advised

For further details, contact

John Karras

T: +603 2775 0001 | F: +603 2775 0005 | E: [email protected]

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25-26 NOVEMBER 2015 | SINGAPORE

Transit-OrientedD E V E L O P M E N TBreaking Down Barriers to your Transit Oriented Development

For further details, contact

John Karras

T: +603 2775 0001 | F: +603 2775 0005 | E: [email protected]