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Place Capital: A Live Documentary Film About Cities
UW Runstad Affiliate Fellows Present - Place Capital: A Live Documentary Film About Cities
From travels to Berlin, Krakow, Fukushima and Detroit, this year's Runstad Affiliate Fellows present a live documentary film about the changing nature of cities. From centers of trade to nodes of information and culture, the Fellows share stories about cities that have experienced destruction and renewal. What makes places resilient? How will the sharing economy reshape our urban experience? Are there better ways to approach development in our own community? Join us for an evening of moving images, stories and reflections.
This project was supported, in part, by an award from 4Culture.
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Lisa Picard
Lisa is a Executive Vice President for Skanska Commercial Development USA. With a back ground in urban planning and real estate finance, she has a passion for developing strong urban experiences having long term financial value. Lisa is originally from Los Angeles, but has firmly planted roots in the Northwest as an avid cyclist, amateur photographer and a lover of green kale smoothies.
Gabriel Grant
A Seattle native with an abiding love for the city and a passion for civic affairs, Gabriel Grant is a Vice President at HAL Real Estate Investments, the real estate investment subsidiary of HAL Holding N.V., an international investment company based in Europe. A world traveler and year around cyclist (who often combines both on adventure cycling tours), Gabriel believes that Seattle's future success requires fostering a vibrant and people-focused built environment from excellent public spaces and inspiring architecture to thriving neighborhood centers with real transportation choices.
Ken Yocom
Ken is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Landscape Architecture at the University of Washington. His background in ecology, landscape architecture, and urban design and planning frame his interests in developing adaptive strategies to support the long term and sustainable health of urban communities. With more than two decades in the Pacific Northwest, he considers himself a "transplant native" active in his community and engaged in the planning of our region's futur
Kelly Hogg
Kelly is an Associate Project Manager with CBRE. A recent UW grad, Kelly is passionate about creating innovate environments that encourage collaboration and community. Thanks to her recent travels, this former farm-working country girl, wildland firefighter, and architectural designer has found a new appreciation for graffiti street art, Polish sauerkraut,and run-down abandoned buildings.
Alvaro Jimenez
Alvaro is a Financial Analyst for the Asset Management group at Security Properties. He has a Bachelor of Science in Economics anda Master's of Science in Real Estate, and he has received various prestigious scholarships and recognitions in both fields of study. His professionalexperience includes real estate, banking, and economics. He has studied and worked in major cities like Barcelona, LA, London, and Seattle. Alvaro's expertise is financial analysis, entrepreneurship, and management. His personal philosophy is "As far as I can, with all that I have".
Eric Becker
Eric Becker is a Yale Educated, Emmy Award winning redneck. His love of filmmaking and photography is matched only by his love of canned beer, pickles, and motorcycles. He believes that many problems facing contemporary society can be solved through the design of cities. When not traveling the globe loaded down with camera gear, he can be found deep in the woods, shotgunning kombucha, and strumming Willie Nelson songs to his bubbling moonshine still.
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220 2nd Ave S
Seattle, WA 98104
United States
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