DENSE+GREEN CITIES - 5 May 2020 6-8PM

Architecture As Urban Ecosystem Webinar: Presentation in conjunction with Dense+Green Cities exhibition exploring the interaction between buildings and the city as ecological system

by Meret Alber
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Online Presentaion + Panel Discussion

5 May 2020 6-8 PM Singapore Standard Time  

RSVP by 1 May @ rebrand.ly/dgc2020

Presentation in conjunction with Dense+Green Cities exhibition exploring the interaction between buildings and the city as ecological system

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About this Event
Welcome to the Dense+Green Cities online presentation and panel discussion, hosted by the National Design Centre, that will explore the interaction between buildings and the city as ecological systems through questions of concept, planning, design, technology and not least experience.
Panelists include Mark Wee, Executive Director of the Design Singapore Council; Stephen Cairns, Professor and Director of the Singapore-ETH Centre Future Cities Laboratory; Thomas Schroepfer, Professor of Architecture and Sustainable Design at SUTD; Sacha Menz, Professor and Chair of Building Process at ETH Zurich; Roland Bouffanais, Assoc Professor and Principal Investigator of Applied Complexity Group at SUTD; Srilalitha Gopalakrishnan, 1st Vice President of the Singapore Institute of Landscape Architects.
EVENT FLOW
Welcome and introduction by Mark Wee; introduction of FCL by Stephen Cairns; Dense+Green Cities: Architecture as Urban Ecosystem presentation by Thomas Schroepfer; discussion of the topic by all panelists and participants, including the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the planning and design of future cities.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Dense+Green Cities is based on an ongoing research project that was launched at the Singapore-ETH Centre Future Cities Laboratory (FCL) in 2015. FCL was established by ETH Zurich and the National Research Foundation Singapore in collaboration with key academic partners including the Singapore University of Technology and Design in 2010 to study sustainable future cities through science, by design, and in place. The exhibition is supported by DesignSingapore Council and hosted by National Design Centre.
DESIGN FUTURES : DesignSingapore Council is proud to support this exhibition as part of our efforts to promote design futures content that visualises how our lives may change in light of the rapid acceleration of technology, climate change, aging, and other issues shaping society. As designers are always imagining the future, we believe that introducing their work to the public will add to the current discourse on the future of Singapore. By providing a platform at the National Design Centre for such design futures content, we hope to inspire the public to come together, start conversations and co-create Singapore's future.


 

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