Future Landscape & Public Realm 2015

Qatar | Industry

Third Party Event

26 Oct 2015 - 27 Oct 2015

The event will provide an opportunity for landscape and design professionals, urban planners, urban designers and high-level decision makers from across the value chain to gather together and discuss new innovations and technologies, key challenges, the latest projects and future opportunities. 

The 2015 Advisory Board include:

  • Geoffrey Sanderson, Principal Landscape Architect, AECOM
  • Jumana Abdel Jawad, Projects Management Engineer – 1, Public Works Authority (Ashghal)
  • Ameena Ahmadi, Technical Director Capital Projects, Qatar Foundation

The event will include speakers from:

  • Ministry of Municipality and Urban Planning
  • Public Works Authority, Qatar Foundation
  • AECOM
  • Eden Project UK
  • Transport Research Lab Ltd
  • Arup
  • OMA
  • Cracknell
  • Nakheel Landscapes
  • Archikid Academy-Kuwait City
  • Qatar University
  • Albaker Architects
  • Zeoplant LLC
  • Convic.

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