Ein Projekt von Aedes East - Internationales Forum für Zeitgenössische Architektur e.V. in Zusammenarbeit mit den Goethe-Instituten in Süd-Ost-Asien, initiiert und kuratiert von Ulla Giesler, Kulturwissenschaftlerin, Berlin
SMART CITY TALKS / SYMPOSIUM
Programm Samstag, 8. Juni 2013
10:00 Welcome
Ulla Giesler, Curator Aedes,
Hans-Jürgen Commerell, Director ANCB
10.30-11.30 Panel 1: Smart Behaviour / Social Inclusion
New concepts create an inclusive and coherent society: caring for different needs and including the diverse social groups of urban residents, to create support for supplying and sharing information to arrive at acceptance and ultimately a productive and inspiring coexistence in our cities.
Contributors:
Prapan Napawongdee, Shmadesign
Ellisa Evawani, Jakarta
Eva Esposto Lloyd, Collective Studio, Phnom Penh
Thomas Auer, transsolar, Stuttgart
Panelist:
Budi Pradono, Budi Pradono Architects, Jakarta
Elisa Sutanudjaja, Rujak Center for Urban Studies, Jakarta
Moderator:
Adeline Seidel, Stylepark, Frankfurt
11.45-12.45 Panel 2: Smart Technologies and Materials
Closed loop economies could be influenced by new developments in materials research and can act as a holistic approach to invent new social value chains for developing countries. Social, cultural and environmental questions with economical and political backgrounds, such as the current role of NGO´s, will be examined.
Contributors:
Dirk Hebel and Felix Heisel, Future City Lab / ETH Zurich, Singapore
Eike Roswag, Ziegert | Roswag | Seiler Architekten, Berlin
Thorsten Klooster, TASK Architekten, Berlin
Moderator:
Dr. Sascha Peters, Agentur für Material und Technologie, Berlin
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13.30-14.30 Panel 3: Smart Housing
New how housing developments can lead to increased innovations with regards to inner-city living. How can new ideas for housing create a change in human behaviour?
Contributors:
Eleena Jamil, EJA Kuala Lumpur
Kazuhiro Kojima and Kazuko Akamatsu, Cat, Tokyo
Bernhard Franken, Franken Architekten, Frankfurt
Moderator:
Kristien Ring, Architect and Curator, Berlin
14.30-14.45 Intervention: On Smart Grids
by Prof. Gabi Schillig + Students, University of Applied Sciences Düsseldorf
15.00-16.00 Panel 4: Smart Mobility
New transport concepts and urban traffic innovations are key factors for space and traffic challenges in our cities. Cultivating forgotten values and contemporary strategies are a new alliance to improve the inhabitants’ mobility.
Contributors:
Max Hirsh, Future City Lab / ETH Zurich, Singapore
Hardesh Singh / Better Cities, Kuala Lumpur
Felino Palafox, Palafox Associates, Philippines
Rainer Becker, Head of Business Development Asia-Pacific, Daimler Mobility Services GmbH, Ulm
Norbert Feuerstein, Doppelmayr Seilbahnen GmbH, Wolfurt
Christian Derix, Aedas, London
Moderator:
Florian Lennert, Innovationszentrum für Mobilität + Gesellschaftlichen Wandel, InnoZ, Berlin
Programm Sonntag, 9. Juni 2013
13:00 Welcome
Miriam Mlecek, Programme Manager ANCB
13.15-14.45 Panel 5: Smart City - The Larger Scale
What do we actually mean by ‘city’? How does the complex, sprawling and active urban system function? And on what scale can we find significant and ‘smart’ solutions to the challenges of the twenty-first century? The panel will elaborate on the shifting relationship between society and nature, between nature and city, which will provide us with a new perspective for action to better plan and govern our complex urban landscape and make cities more resilient. It will present a selection of international case studies and some large scale examples on smart urban solutions. What smart processes and strategies can cities include into their planning? And what role can of (landscape) architecture play in making our cities and urban systems smart?
Key notes:
HE Jai Singh Sohan, Singapore Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany Singapore Embassy,
Dirk Sijmons, curator IABR-2014-URBAN by NATURE, Rotterdam
Contributors:
Kelly Shannon, Oslo School of Architecture
Eric Frijters, FABRIC / IABR-2014, Rotterdam
Lars Lerup, Rice University Houston
Panelists:
Cosmas Gozali, PT, Atelier Cosmas Gozali, Jakarta
Ben Milbourne, BILD/RMIT, Melbourne
Moderator:
Florian Lennert, Innovationszentrum für Mobilität + Gesellschaftlichen Wandel, InnoZ, Berlin
15.00-15.15 Intervention: Short presentation by artist Irwan Ahmett
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16.00-17.00 Panel 6: Creative Industries as Smart Economy Factors
Cities are relying to a new extent on a global level on investments, jobs and especially the young generation as the developers of new economic strength. The panel will look at creativity as a social value vital for the progress of cities and for developing smart solutions in urban surroundings.
Contributors:
Rattapong Angaksith, Creative City Chiang Mai
Tita Larasati, Bandung Creative City Forum, Bandung
Prof. Ulrich Weinberg, Hasso-Plattner-Institut, Potsdam
Gerhard Schmitt, Future City Lab / ETH Zurich, Singapore
Ragnar K. Willer, Konsumsoziologe, Berlin
Moderator:
Adeline Seidel, Stylepark, Frankfurt
17.15-18.15 Panel 7: Smart Collaborative Heritage Management
It is becoming a universally accepted concept that collaborative partnerships among city stakeholders are the key to the continued vitality, liveability and sustainability of cities. This is becoming particularly evident in the sustainable management of heritage cities and historic urban landscapes, where public-private partnerships are beginning to play a significant role. Values-based urban conservation management has resulted in innovative models of collaboration among policy makers, urban planners, city developers, architects, conservationists, businesses, property owners and citizens. A number of lessons for local governance and heritage management can be drawn from good practices in Asia and Europe.
Contributors:
Nils Scheffler, Urban Expert, Berlin
Simon Molesworth, Executive Chairman, International National Trusts Organisation (INTO), Melbourne
Rene Tan, RT+Q Architects, Singapore
Moderator:
Anupama Sekhar, Deputy Director, Cultural Exchange, Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF)
Brief conclusion and outlook by Miriam Mlecek, ANCB
Thank You by Ulla Giesler, Aedes East e.V.
Sponsoren
Stiftung Deutsche Kassenlotterie Berlin (DKLB), Goethe-Institut, AXOR, Zumtobel, carpetconcept, Busch-Jaeger, Transsolar, Singapore ETH-Centre, Auswärtiges Amt, Asia-Europe Foundation, IABR, Asien-Pazifik-Wochen Berlin
