Longevity has two-fold implications for urban development. First, cities need to accommodate their structures, and housing, transport, and service systems to an increasing share of older adults that reside, work, consume, and move about in an urban environment. Second, cities need to cater for the long lives that individuals live in the urban environment, and ensure, that the structures flexibly respond to the changing needs and preferences across the life course.
AGEING CITY seminar circles these topical questions. The seminar consists of two half-day long parts. The first seminar day will be held in Finnish and second in English. You are welcome to participate either the whole seminar or just one day. The seminar is free of charge. Both seminar days will be arranged F2F in G Livelab Tampere (Puutarhakatu 1, 33100 Tampere).
Programme
On Monday May 16th at 12-16.30 the focus is on developing visions for sustainable aging city as a joined effort of stakeholders, developers, service providers and researchers. This part of the seminar will be held in Finnish. Programme:
12.00 Joined lunch
13.00 Opening words, Anu Siren
13.10 Inspiring talks
- Ikäystävällinen kaupunki: konseptista toteutukseen?
Päivi Moisio, Sointu senioripalvelut, kehittämispäällikkö - Yhteiskehittämällä parempaa kaupunkia ikäihmisille
Ville Santala, UrbanAge/Forum Virium, projektipäällikkö - Seniorikaupunkilaisen näkökulmia kaupunkikehitykseen
Olli-Pekka Sorma, As. Oy Tampereen Frans Emil, hallituksen puheenjohtaja
14.15 Coffee break
14.30 Workshop
16.30 The end of the first seminar day
On Tuesday May 17th at 9-13.00 we will focus on discussing and developing new research to support sustainable aging city. This half day seminar will be held in English. Programme:
9.00 Morning coffee
9.20 Opening words, Anu Siren
9.30 Inspiring talks
- Sofie Pelsmakers (architecture)
- Steve O’Hern (transportation)
- Outi Jolanki (ageing and inclusion)
10.15 Workshop
12.30 Joined lunch
More information
Research Coordinator Alisa Vänttinen, alisa.vanttinen@tuni.fi