How can we co-locate community facilities (school, recreation, childcare, etc) under one roof? How can we deliver facilities in the heart of communities, in tandem with real estate development, so that residents can walk to services from day-one? How can we structure the timing of community infrastructure funds to increase fiscal resources, real estate value, and community outcome?

Join ULI's Curtis Infrastructure Initiative and global leaders in infrastructure and development to explore innovative ways to deliver holistic, joint-use community infrastructure in transit-oriented, walkable communities. Learn about how public sector and private sector leaders make mixed-use facilities happen.

This event will cover:
- How to align vision to empower innovation mindset within stakeholders
- How to integrate community infrastructure to benefit young families and the aging population in urban multi-family mixed-use neighborhoods
- How to build a lifelong learning culture to address global challenges, and raise economic competitiveness
- How to leverage US and Canada’s historic government investments to build community infrastructure in transit-oriented walkable communities over the next the 7 years

The webinar features transit-oriented community facilities from:
- Kalasatama in Helsinki, Finland
- Canoe Landing in Toronto, Canada

Speakers and moderators:
- Marjo Kyllönen, Director of Development, City of Helsinki, Finland
- Paul Stevens, Senior Principal, ZAS Architects
- William Anderson, Principal CITECON, Lecturer of University of California, San Diego (moderator)
- Craig Lewis, Principal, CallisonRTKL, ULI Curtis Infrastructure Global Advisory Board Chair (moderator)
- Yvonne Yeung, CEO, SDG Strategies, ULI Curtis Infrastructure Fellow (host and moderator)