Architecture ZA Programme Rev06 2012

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AZA 2012 PROGRAME

INCREDIBLES

PEAKERLINE

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EXHIBITIONS/TOURS/E

VENTS

CAPETOWN

13-16SEPTEM

BER2012

DRAFT


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Cape Town - City Hall

CPUT Architecture Studios

12 SEPT 2012

13 SEPT 2012

Time/

Time/

09h00-15h00

14h00-onwards

14h00-17H30

15h00-17h00

Event

Event

Students Arrival

Students Registration

AZA Delegate registration

Student Welcome Braai

Venue

Venue

CPUT Architecture Studios, Foreshore

City Hall, Entrance Foyer




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14 SEPT 2012

Time/

08h30-09h00

08h00-08h30

09h00-10h00

14h15-14h40

14h40-15h15

16h15-17h15

11h00-12h45

13h00-14h00

15h15-16h15

10h00-11h00

Event

Official Welcome

Registration & Refreshments

Plenary Session 1

Perspectives 1

Perspectives 2

Plenary Session

Parallel Sessions

Lunch

Refreshment Break

1. Multi Disciplinary Debate

3. Rescripting Theory

2. Practice Revealed

4. Rescripting the Urban

5. Film Screening + Q&A

Refreshment Break

Venue

City Hall Auditorium

City Hall Entrance Foyer






City Hall Refreshment Area



Blue Room, City Hall

LaFarge Room, City Hall

PPC Room, Athol Fugard Studio

PPC Room, Athol Fugard Theatre


PROGRAMME

Fanuel Motsepe

Teddy Cruz

Robert Silke

Enrico Daffoncio

Tatiana Bilbao

Jo Noero & Other speakers to be confirmed

Thorsten Deckler, Tim Hewitt-Coleman, Thireshen Govender & Nicolas Sack

Dieter Brandt, Kevin Fellingham, Tom Sanya & P Raman

Breed, Celine Verrismo, Andrew Makin & Fadley Isaacs

Kibwe Tavares & Christopher Bisset


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15 SEPT 2012

Time/

08h30-09h00

08h00-08h30

09h00-10h00

14h15-14h40

14h45-15h15

16h15-17h15

11h00-12h45

12h45-14h15

15h30-16h00

10h00-11h00

Event

Welcome


Plenary Session 3

Perspectives 3

Perspectives 4

Plenary Session 4

Parallel Sessions

Lunch

Refreshment Break

Refreshment Break

Venue


City Hall Entrance Foyer









PROGRAMME

Alta Steenkamp

Rahul Mehrotra

Speaker to be confirmed

Heinrich Wolff


6. Title to be confirmed

8. Rescripting Education

7. Practice Strategies

9. Practice Activism

10. Film Screening + Q&A


Blue Room, City Hall

LaFarge Room, City Hall

PPC Room, Athol Fugard Studio

PPC Room, Athol Fugard Theatre


Juan Lago-Noves, Rob Young-Pugh, Joe S.-Weissmann & Hannah Le Roux

Ariane J. v. Rensburg, Carla James, Thorsten Deckler, Alex Opper & Jolanda Morkel

Rodney Harber, Tomer & Iain Low

Kibwe Tavares & Christopher Bisset


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16 SEPT 2012

Time/

08h30-09h00

08h00-08h30

09h00-10h00

11h00-12h00

12h00-12h45

14h00-16h00

13h00-14h00

10h00-11h00

Event

Welcome


Plenary Session 5

Plenary Session 6

Official Close

Post Conference Tours

Lunch

1. Film Screenings, To be confirmed

3. Walking Tour 2 - Jo Anderson Tour

2. Walking Tour 1 - Jakupa Tour (Station to Stadium)

4. Walking Tour 3 - Vassa Tour

Refreshment Break

Venue






TBC

Longmarket Street

*Post Conference activities to be booked separately.

TBC

TBC

TBC

TBC


PROGRAMME

Andre Van Graan

M. Kajima & Y. Tsukamoto, Atelier Bow

David Adjaye



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SPEAKERLIN

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David Adjaye is founder and Principal Architect of Adjaye Associates. Established

in June 2000, the firm has received worldwide attention, with work ranging in

scale from private houses, cafes and bars, exhibitions and temporary pavilions to

major arts centres, civic buildings and masterplans in Europe, North America, theMiddle East, Asia and Africa. The practice is currently engaged on the prestigious

commission to design the Smithsonian Institutions ambitious National Museum

of African American Culture and History on a prominent site on the National Mall

in Washington D.C. Adjaye currently holds a Visiting Professor post at Princeton

University School of Architecture. He is a RIBA Chartered Member, an AIA Honorary

Fellow, a Senior Fellow of the Design Futures Council and a Foreign Honorary

Member of the American Academy of Arts and Letters. He was awarded the OBE

for services to architecture in 2007 and received the Design Miami/ Year of the

Artist title in 2011.

Atelier Bow-Wow is a Tokyo-based architecture firm, founded in 1992 by Yoshiharu

Tsukamoto and Momoyo Kajima.

The firm is well known for its domestic and cultural architecture and its research

exploring the urban conditions of micro, ad hoc architecture.

They were invited to participate in the 2010 Venice Bienalle and both Tsukamoto

and Kajima has held positions as guest professors at the Department of Architecture

at Harvard GSD.

Tatiana Bilbao formed her own practice in 2004 in Mexico City. She recently lead

and designed the master plan for Ruta del Peregrino, a 117 km long pilgrims route

along which various structures are placed to service the approximately 2 million

people that annually go along the route.

The project was a collaboration between artists and architects such as Ai Wei Wei,

Elemental and Dellekamp Arquitectos. Bilbao was named to Architectural Records

Design Vanguard in 2007 and her work has been published in A+U, Domus, and

The New York Times, among others.She studied architecture and urbanism at the Universidad Iberoamericana and co-

founded mxdf with Derek Dellekamp, Arturo Ortiz, and Michel Rojkind.

Teddy Cruz obtained his Masters in Design Studies at Harvard University in

1997. He lives and works in San Diego USA. He established his research-

based architecture practice in San Diego in 2000. Cruz has been involved with

internationally recognised research on the Tijuana-San Diego border. He has

collaborated with the non- profit organization Casa Familiar on inclusive socio-

cultural housing and its relationship to urban policy.


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Rahul Mehrotrais an Indian architect and urban designer trained at the School of

Architecture, Ahmedabad, and the GSD Harvard.

He has been in private practice since 1990, and works on architecture, urban

design and conservation projects. He has built extensively in India,and besides several single family houses, his projects include an Institute for

Rural Development in Tulzapur, the Restoration of the Chowmahalla Palace in

Hyderabad and

he is currently leading the Master Plan for the Taj Mahal and its surroundings.

He is the Chair of the Department of Urban Planning and Design at the Graduate

School of Design, Harvard University.

Kibwe Tavares graduated with 1st Class Honours in architectural engineering from

the University of Leeds before graduating in 2011 from the Unit 15 Course at the

Bartlett School of Architecture. ROBOTS OF BRIXTON is a short film that he

submitted as his thesis project. He is also part of Factory Fifteen which is a creative

studio that specializes in animation, film and architectural representation.

Films

2011 STONE TOWN (short film) In Development

Writer: Jack Thorne Producer: Ivana McKinnon / Film4

2011 ROBOTS OF BRIXTON (short Film)

Writer/Director Producer: Factory Fifteen

Documents

Architecture ZA Programme Rev06 2012