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DevelopmentJessica MoloneyTue 11 Jun 24

Urbanity 24: Riverlee’s Clement Lee in Conversation

Urbanity cityshaper HERO

The founder and chairman of one of Australia’s most prolific and high-profile developers has been revealed as this year’s Urbanity Cityshaper.

He is Clement Lee, founder and chairman of Riverlee, who at this year’s Urbanity conference will be the focus of an In Conversation session with The Urban Developer chief executive Adam Di Marco to discuss his vision and the future of urban development.

During its history, Urbanity has brought together some of the most highly valued and knowledgeable city shapers of the Asia-Pacific region, including Bert Dennis and the late Lang Walker.

Don’t miss this exclusive opportunity to hear from the man behind one of Australia’s largest and most active residential and mixed-use developers.


Click here to join the conversation with Clement Lee and get $100 off



CLEMENT LEE

RIVERLEE
Founder and Chairman 

Clement Lee Mid


Background: Since founding Riverlee in 1993, Lee has led the company with a commitment to visionary urban development that integrates community needs with innovative design. His extensive career spans more than four decades and several continents, reflecting a deep-seated expertise in architecture, town planning, and property development. 

Company focus: Riverlee, under his leadership, is renowned for its award-winning urban developments and its developer and asset owner framework. 

“We are inspired by challenging sites and the ability to unlock underutilised land, test new ideas and push the boundaries of urban renewal and regeneration,” Lee said. 

Notable contributions: Lee’s work is driven by a philosophy that combines rigorous research with creative design solutions, aiming to leave a positive legacy through each development. 

His contributions to the industry and community have been recognised with a Medal of the Order of Australia, underscoring his impact on architecture and philanthropy.

The Lee family from Riverlee.
▲ The Lee family and the Seafarers development in Melbourne.

Since its inception Riverlee has remained a family business and has grown to become a “trusted and respected part of the Australian property landscape,” according to the company. 

Key milestone projects under Clement’s leadership include the $550-million Seafarers development in Melbourne (pictured above), which features the city’s first international hotel-branded residences and a new public park along the Yarra River​​.



What is Urbanity?


To be held on the Gold Coast from July 30 to August 1, Urbanity 2024 will bring prominent industry figures from the Asia-Pacific region together for a three-day conference. The event will unravel the most recent trends, disruptions and themes that influence the evolution of cities in the region.

With plenty of networking opportunities and the chance to hear exclusive insights from well-known figures and boutique developers, Urbanity will provide connections and growth for your business. 

With a record of selling out its past five editions, Urbanity is an essential gathering for individuals engaged in the development of cities and urban spaces.



Be the first to receive exclusive access to the release of the full Urbanity program.
Register before June 30, 2024 and receive $100 off your ticket.
Click here to learn more.

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