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THE RISE OF INNOVATION DISTRICTS A New Geography of Innovation in America Washington, DC | June 9, 2014 Metropolitan Policy Program at BROOKINGS

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On June 9 in Washington, DC, the Metropolitan Policy Program at Brookings released “The Rise of Innovation Districts,” a report analyzing the new geography of innovation in America. The authors of the paper, Brookings Vice President Bruce Katz and Nonresident Senior Fellow Julie Wagner, were joined by leaders from emerging innovation districts across the country to discuss this shift and provide guidance to U.S. metro areas on ways to harness its potential. The report is available here: http://www.brookings.edu/about/programs/metro/innovation-districts

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THE RISE OF INNOVATION DISTRICTSA New Geography of Innovation in America

Washington, DC | June 9, 2014Metropolitan Policy Programat BROOKINGS

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INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT

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INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT

RESEARCH PARK

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INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT

RESEARCH PARK

INNOVATION DISTRICT

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Our open, innovative economy craves proximity and extols integration.

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Our diverse population is demanding more and better choices in where they live, work, and play.

Our open, innovative economy craves proximity and extols integration.

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Altered family structure

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Altered family structure

Married couples with childrenrepresent under 20% of households, down from

40% in 1970

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Older AmericansAltered family structure

Married couples with childrenrepresent under 20% of households, down from

40% in 1970

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Older AmericansAltered family structure

Married couples with childrenrepresent under 20% of households, down from

40% in 1970

Walking access to bus stop is most desired amenity for

older Americans

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Older Americans MillennialsAltered family structure

Married couples with childrenrepresent under 20% of households, down from

40% in 1970

Walking access to bus stop is most desired amenity for

older Americans

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Older Americans MillennialsAltered family structure

Married couples with childrenrepresent 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

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These trends revalue cities and “cityness.”

Our diverse population is demanding more and better choices in where they live, work, and play.

Our open, innovative economy craves proximity and extols integration.

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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.

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“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

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Anchor-driven in midtown/downtown areas

Innovation District Models

Anchor Plus

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Anchor-driven in midtown/downtown areas

Within or near waterfronts or other old industrial areas

Innovation District Models

Anchor Plus

Re-imagined Urban Area

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Anchor-driven in midtown/downtown areas

Within or near waterfronts or other old industrial areas

Innovation District Models

Outside of the city core where suburban parks are urbanizing

Urbanized Science ParkAnchor Plus

Re-imagined Urban Area

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Cambridge - MIT

Philadelphia - University City

St. Louis - CORTEX

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Brooklyn - Navy YardSeattle - South Lake Union

Boston - Seaport

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Research Triangle ParkUniversity of Virginia

University of Arizona Tech Park

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Deconstructing Districts

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Economic Assets

Networking Assets

InnovationEcosystem

Physical Assets

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EconomicAssets

Source: Drexel University

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High-value, research-oriented firms

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Highly creative fields Small-batch manufacturingHigh-value, research-oriented firms

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Economic Assets

Networking Assets

Physical Assets

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Barcelona City Council. Area of Economy, Business and Employment Source: Downtown Detroit Partnership Office Source: High Tech Campus Eindhoven

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Source: Cortex

Physical Assets

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Source: Gustav Hoiland

Physical Assets

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Stockholm Life 2010

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Physical Assets

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Stockholm Life 2025 Stockholm Life 2010

Source: mot o ̈ste Source: WSP

Physical Assets

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Economic Assets

Physical Assets

Networking Assets

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Strong ties: Tech Regulars at Eindhoven

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Economic Assets

Networking Assets

InnovationEcosystem

Physical Assets

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St. LouisCORTEX

FOREST PARK

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CORTEX DISTRICT

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St. LouisCORTEX

FOREST PARK

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SHRINER’S HOSPITAL

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY MEDICAL

SCHOOL CAMPUS

BJC HEALTHCARE HOSPITAL CAMPUS

ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY

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St. LouisCORTEX

FOREST PARK

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ST. LOUIS COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

COFACTORGENOMICS

FDA

BJC HEALTHCARE

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY GENOME DATA CENTER

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY GENOMICS INSTITUTE

SOLAE/DUPONT

GOLDFARB SCHOOLOF NURSING

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St. LouisCORTEX

FOREST PARK

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METROLINKto Downtown

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METROLINKto Washington

University

FUTURE CORTEX METRO STATION (2016)

CORTEX COMMONS

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St. LouisCORTEX

TECHSHOP ST. LOUIS

FOREST PARK

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@4240CAMBRIDGE INNOVATION CENTER

CORTEX IBIOGENERATOR ACCELERATOR LAB

CENTER FOR EMERGING TECHNOLOGIESBIOGENERATOR

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1 Create Your Network

Government Metropolitan Network

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1 Create Your Network

South WaterfrontBoston

Mayor

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1 Create Your Network

South WaterfrontBoston

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University CityPhiladelphia

UCScienceCenter

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South WaterfrontBoston

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University CityPhiladelphia

UCScienceCenter

Research Triangle ParkRaleigh/Durham

RTPFoundation

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Economic Assets

Networking Assets

InnovationEcosystem

Physical Assets

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Set Your Vision2

Source: Ayers Saint Gross

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Source: Boston Redevelopment Authority

Set Your Vision2

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Strategies for Success3

TALENT AND TECHNOLOGY

Seattle

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Strategies for Success3

TALENT AND TECHNOLOGY

Seattle

CAPITAL ANDINVESTMENT

Detroit

Invest Detroit

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Strategies for Success3

TALENT AND TECHNOLOGY

Seattle

INCLUSION ANDEQUITY

Philadelphia

Mantua Promise Zone

CAPITAL ANDINVESTMENT

Detroit

Invest Detroit

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Washington, DC | June 9, 2014Metropolitan Policy Programat BROOKINGS

THE RISE OF INNOVATION DISTRICTSA New Geography of Innovation in America

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Metropolitan Policy Programat BROOKINGS