QUT GARDENS POINT CAMPUS
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Tuesday 26 September 2006
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| 1.00 |
Function Registration
B Block |
Infrastructure 2006 :
Sustainability and Innovation
9.00
L Block |
2.00-
4.00 |
Guided Walking Tours
West End Walk
Urban Renewal |
5.30-
7.30 |
Welcome Reception
and
mecu Travel Bursary Awards Ceremony
Balmoral Room, Brisbane City Hall
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QUT Faculty of Built Environment and Engineering Post-graduate Research Conference
This conference will showcase research projects within the Faculty of BEE's Infrastructure Research Theme.
Contact Anne Krupa for details.
a.krupa@qut.edu.au or 3864 2097
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Wednesday 27 September 2006
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7.30-
8.30 |
Guided Walking Tour
Heritage Brisbane |
| 8.00 |
Registration and morning coffee
B Block |
| 8.45 |
Conference Opening
Brief Introduction - Rosemary Kennedy
Welcome to QUT - Prof Martin Betts
Welcome to Conference - Prof Helen Armstrong
Welcome to Country - Local Elder
B Block Auditorium |
9.00
9:45 |
Keynote Session 1:
Ms Jude Munro - Brisbane City Council
Dr Catherin Bull - University of Melbourne
B Block Auditorium |
| 10.30 |
Morning tea
Gardens Theatre Foyer |
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Local Distinctiveness
and Issues of Place
B Block
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Subtropical City Landscapes
B Block
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11.00 |
Chetana Andary
CEO Craft Queensland |
Darren Maxwell
Greening Australia QLD Inc |
11:00 - 12:30
Working Critique Session
"New or Planned Urban Villages / Masterplanned Communites"
Deicke Richards Architects and Urban Planners
Chair: Peter Richards |
| 11:30 |
Kevin O'Brien
Architect
Merrima Design
West End, Brisbane |
Marcus Mulholland and Lyndal Plant
Planner GHD Australia, and Principal Program Officer, Natural Environment and Sustainability, Brisbane City Council |
| 12:00 |
Louise Noble
ARAIA MPIA
Registered Architect (France)
Urban Designer
Bligh Voller Nield Architecture |
Alan Chenoweth, Annette Irish, Arno King
Chenoweth Environmental Planning & Landscape Architecture, Brisbane |
| 12.30 |
Lunch
sponsored by North Shore Development Group
Gardens Theatre Foyer |
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Local Distinctiveness
and Issues of Place
B Block |
Subtropical Communities
Life and Living in the Subtropics
B Block
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Subtropical Salon
OGH |
| 2:00 |
Michael O'Loughlin, Manuela Taboada, Dr Roderick Gill
Centre for Ecological Economics and Water Policy Research, UNE |
Wendy Barratt and Allison Godber
Northshore Development Group, Port of Brisbane Corporation, and Centre for Social Change Research |
2:00 - 3:30
"Commercial Buildings / New Public Buildings"
Chair: Ian Mitchell President RAIA Qld Chapter |
| 2:30 |
Brit Andresen and Lyndall Milani
School of Geography, Planning and Architecture, UQ and Centre for Learning Research, Griffith University |
Glenn Thomas
Assoc Professor, Landscape Architecture, School of Design QUT |
| 3:00 |
Anthony Abbate
Associate Professor,
Florida Atlantic University |
Lydia Kavanagh
Lecturer, Advanced Waste Water Management Centre, University of Queensland |
| 3.30 |
Afternoon tea
Gardens Theatre Foyer |
4.15
4.15
5.00 |
Keynote Session 2:
Dr Carlos Leite - Mackenzie Presbyterian University, Brazil
Prof Rodney Harber - Harber & Associates, South Africa
B Block |
| 7.00-9.00 |
Guided City Cat Tour of Brisbane River
Southbank to Bretts Wharf and return
Recommended for 'Urban Directions Seeing the City' Workshop
Departs Terminal 1 - South Bank Parklands |
Thursday 28 September 2006
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7.30-
8.30 |
Guided Walking Tour
Brisbane River Walk
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| 8.00 |
Registration & morning coffee
B Block or J Block |
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Sustainable Built Environments in Subtropical Latitudes
B Block |
Sustainable Built Environments in Subtropical Latitudes
B Block |
Seeing the City Workshop
J Block
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Subtropical Salon
OGH |
| 9:00 |
Delwynn Poulton
School of Design, QUT |
Dr Daniel O'Hare
School of Design, QUT |
click here for workshop overview
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9:00-10:30
New medium density residential or mixed use projects
Creative Teams
Chair: Gerard Lynch, Kevin Hayes Arch.
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| 9:30 |
Elizabeth Musgrave
School of Geography and Planning & Architecture, UQ |
Speaker tba |
| 10:00 |
Wayne Petrie
Director, Architectural Practice Academy,
Project Services,
Dept Public Works |
Caroline Stalker
Director, Architectus, Brisbane |
| 10.30 |
Morning tea and trade exhibition
Gardens Theatre Foyer |
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Sustainable Built Environments in Subtropical Latitudes
B Block
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Urban Landscapes - places for cultural exchange, activities & events
B Block
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Seeing the City Workshop
J Block
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Subtropical Salon
OGH |
| 11:00 |
Philip Crowther
School of Design QUT |
Tanya Neville
Major Projects Executive, South Bank Corporation |
click here for workshop overview |
11:00-12:30
New Urban Design Guidelines
Chair: Anthony Abbate, Florida Atlantic University
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| 11:30 |
Dr Tanya Plant
Urban Development Institute Australia (Qld) |
John Onyango
Research Student,
Glasgow School of Art |
| 12:00 |
Dr Daniel O'Hare and Anne Miller
School of Design QUT, and CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems |
Lynne Moore and Sharon Noall
C & K Association |
12.30
1:00 |
Lunch and trade exhibition
Gardens Theatre Foyer
Reading by Mary-Rose MacColl
Subtropical Salon, Old Government House
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Sustainable Built Environments in Subtropical Latitudes
B Block
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Sustainable Built Environments in Subtropical Latitudes - urbanisation in a subtropical environment
B Block
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Seeing the City Workshop
J Block |
Subtropical Salon
OGH |
| 2:00 |
Scott Losee and Andrew Aitken
Principal Engineer for Environment, Maunsell, and Senior Sustainability Consultant, ARUP |
James Coutts
Director of Urban Planning, EDAW, Australia |
click here for workshop overview |
2:00-3:30
Recent/planned high density, high rise, mixed use, high profile buildings
Chair: John Hockings, Architectus
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| 2:30 |
Dr Nathan Groenhout
Bassett Applied Research, Brisbane |
Darryl Low Choy
Assoc Prof, Griffith University |
| 3:00 |
Marci Webster-Mannison
National Sustainability Manager,
Bligh Voller Nield Architecture
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Gillian Davies
Professor of Design History,
Director of Decorative Arts,
Savannah College of Art and Design
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| 3.30 |
Afternoon tea and trade exhibition
Gardens Theatre Foyer |
4.15
4.15
5.00 |
Keynote Session 3: Sponsored by Kelvin Grove Urban Village
Prof Richard de Dear - Macquarie University, Sydney
Prof John Byrne - QUT, Brisbane
B Block |
| 7.00 |
Conference Dinner
Guest Speaker: Dr Sohail Inayatullah
Rainforest Cocktail Reception followed by dinner at the Nepalese Pagoda,
South Bank |
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7.30-
8.30 |
Guided Walking Tour
Kelvin Grove Urban Village
Subtropical Cities Landscapes |
| 8.00 |
Registration and morning coffee
B Block |
9.30
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Keynote Session 4:
Prof Georgia Butina Watson
Oxford Brookes University, England
B Block |
| 10.30 |
Morning tea
Gardens Theatre Foyer |
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Subtropical Cities - opportunities for invention and collaboration
B Block |
Subtropical Communities - Life and Living in the Subtropics:
How urbanism of new communities reflects & responds to climate, culture & place.
B Block
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| 11.00 |
Chonching City Planners |
Peter Richards
Director Deicke Richards, Brisbane |
| 11.30 |
mecu Travel Bursary Winner
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Annand Alcock Urban Design and HASSELL Brisbane
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| 12.00 |
Leigh Shutter
School of Design
QUT
Seeing the City Workshop Outcomes |
Stephen Moore
Roberts Day and DPZ Pacific
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| 12.30 |
Lunch
Gardens Theatre Foyer |
| 2.00 |
Plenary
chair: Peter Spearritt
Panel Debate - all keynote speakers
"Why is there so little subtropical design in subtropical cities?"
Conference Close
Conference Chair : Prof Helen Armstrong
B Block |
| 3.30 |
Afternoon tea
Gardens Theatre Foyer |
Seeing the City Workshops
Hosted by
URBAN DIRECTIONS Project Working Group, Faculty of Built Environment and Engineering, QUT and UDAL
Seeing the City explores the qualities of shape, form, scale, height, colour, light and shade of the Brisbane urban area, recognising, understanding and engaging with the particular visual qualities of this subtropical city, at close focus and beyond.
The workshop will analyse and map the qualities of place through the sensual filter of sight and develop illustrative speculations about the future of the city and this region.
This workshop is run separately to the conference but is open to conference delegates as a concurrent session.
For a pdf copy of the programme, click here
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