Introduction 9H15
Session 1: 9H30-11H00

Mike Taylor (Independent planner): From Garden City to Garden Village: A Short History of the British New Towns.

Bob Colenutt (Oxford Brookes University): The Egalitarian Ethos of New Towns and its Translation in Urban Design and Planning.

Sabine Coady Schaebitz (University of Coventry): The Contested Heritage of British New Towns: the Problematic Legacy of Modernism.

Discussion

Coffee break: 11H00-11H30
Session 2:11H30-13H00

Elanor Warwick (Clarion Housing Group): Reinventing the Market Town and Garden City: How Mayfields and Ebbsfleet have learnt from the New Towns.

Susan Fitzpatrick (St John University, York): Birchwood at 50: Shifting Sense of Place in the Ageing New Town.

Alina Congreve (PhD programme manager - Climate KIC): Public Art in English New Towns.Discussion

Lunch: 13H00 14H00

Session 3: 14H00-15H30

Catherine Blain (ENSAP, Lille): Utopie et expérimentation constructive dans les villes nouvelles françaises (Utopia and Constructive Experiments in French New Towns).

Clément Orillard (Ecole d’Ubanisme de Paris, EUP): Shopping Centres, Property Developers and Public Stakeholders in French New Towns: from Coproduction to Separation.

Loic Vadelorge (Université Paris-Est-Marne -la -Vallée): L’art urbain dans les villes nouvelles françaises (Urban Art in French New Towns)

Discussion

Coffee break: 15H30-16H00
Session 4: 16H00-17H30

Danielle Gardrat (Direction de l’urbanisme, Saint- Quentin-en-Yvelines): Analyse de l’organisation urbaine du territoire. Le point de vue des habitants sur leur cadre de vie(Analysing the Spatial Organisation of a New Town : The Perception by Saint-Quentin’s Residents of their Surroundings).

Christophe Imbert (Université de Rouen): From Family Settlement to taking Roots: the French New Towns Getting Older.

Discussion

18H00 End of the seminar

Please register at david.fee@sorbonne-nouvelle.fr (maximum capacity: 40 people)