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The Rise of Innovation Districts
1. THE RISE OF INNOVATION DISTRICTS
A New Geography of Innovation in America
United States Conference of Mayors
Sacramento, CA | September 28, 2014
Metropolitan Policy Program
at BROOKINGS
2. “The new generation of cities looks
very different than how cities have looked
in the past.
Today, we are entering the era of Cities 3.0.
In this era, the city is a hub of innovation,
entrepreneurship and technology.”
- Mayor Kevin Johnson
8. Our open, innovative economy craves proximity and extols
integration.
Our diverse population is demanding more and better
choices in where they live, work, and play.
9. Married couples with children
represent under 20% of
households, down from
40% in 1970
Walking access to bus stop is
most desired amenity for
older Americans
40% of millennials prefer
cities, versus only 28% of
Americans as a whole
Altered family structure Older Americans Millennials
10. Our open, innovative economy craves proximity and extols
integration.
Our diverse population is demanding more and better
choices in where they live, work, and play.
These trends revalue cities and “cityness.”
11.
12. Innovation
District
In• no• va• tion
Dis •trict
Geographic area where anchor institutions and
companies cluster and connect with small firms,
start-ups, business incubators and accelerators.
Physically compact, transit-accessible, and technically
wired, they offer mixed-use housing, office and retail.
13. “For each new high-tech job in a metropolitan
area, five additional local jobs are created
outside of high tech in the long run.”
- Economist Enrico Moretti in The New Geography of Jobs
14. Anchor-driven in
midtown/downtown areas
Within or near waterfronts
or other old industrial areas
Innovation District Models
Urbanized Science Park
Outside of the city core where
suburban parks are urbanizing
Anchor Plus
Re-imagined Urban Area
15. Cambridge - MIT
Philadelphia - University City
St. Louis - CORTEX
16. Seattle - South Lake Union Brooklyn - Navy Yard
Boston - Seaport
25. Physical
Assets
Barcelona City Council. Area of Economy, Business and Employment Source: Downtown Detroit Partnership Office Source: High Tech Campus Eindhoven
33. CORTEX St. Louis
FOREST
PARK
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CORTEX DISTRICT
34. CORTEX St. Louis
FOREST
PARK
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WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY MEDICAL
SCHOOL CAMPUS
SHRINER’S
HOSPITAL
BJC HEALTHCARE
HOSPITAL CAMPUS
ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY
35. CORTEX St. Louis
FOREST
PARK
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ST. LOUIS COLLEGE
OF PHARMACY
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
GENOMICS INSTITUTE
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
GENOME DATA CENTER
COFACTOR
GENOMICS
SOLAE/DUPONT
FDA
BJC HEALTHCARE
GOLDFARB SCHOOL
OF NURSING
36. CORTEX St. Louis
FOREST
PARK
METROLINK
to Downtown
St. Louis
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METROLINK
to Washington
University
CORTEX
COMMONS
FUTURE CORTEX
METRO STATION
(2016)
37. CORTEX St. Louis
TECHSHOP ST. LOUIS
FOREST
PARK
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CAMBRIDGE INNOVATION CENTER
CORTEX I
BIOGENERATOR
ACCELERATOR LAB
CENTER FOR EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES
BIOGENERATOR
45. 3 Strategies for Success
New York City
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SCIENCES NYC
Boston Detroit
Invest
Detroit
46. THE RISE OF INNOVATION DISTRICTS
A New Geography of Innovation in America
United States Conference of Mayors
Sacramento, CA | September 28, 2014
Metropolitan Policy Program
at BROOKINGS