DAY 1: TUESDAY, 22 OCTOBER 2019
09:00
Registration
Refreshment
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09:45
Opening Gig
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10:00
Documentary 1
Green Insfrastructure
The Spirit of Nature
Ayawan Musafir Singgah
10:05
Opening Remarks
Welcoming Speech
Assoc Prof. LAr. Dr.
Suhardi Maulan
ILAM President
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Opening Speech
YB Fahmi Fadzil
MP Lembah Pantai
BLOCK 1: GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE
Landscape Architect is a profession that focuses on forming and shaping spaces, landscape architecture is architecture with a broader scale, one that incorporates both buildings and the environment that surrounds them. Parks, public plazas, school campuses — all of these places are designed by landscape architects. So too are a fleet of strategies to mitigate flooding, from stormwater management systems to “green infrastructure” elements like living shorelines, river, marsh restoration and dune enhancement.
10:20
Keynote 1
The Jewel Singapore
Henry Steed
ICN Design International, Singapore
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Jewel is an integrated project at the Singapore Airport that creates a multi-sensory experience of nature within a climate-controlled glass dome. An eight-acre garden over interior retail space integrates unexpected features that attract adventurers of all ages. Gardens terrace down nearly 30 meters to a central gathering space with informal amphitheater seating. Restaurants and cafes as well as an event plaza can all be accessed from within the garden. Each night, visitors can experience a light and water show at the center of the building, where water and captured rain fall from the roof becoming a projection screen.
11:20
Panel Session 1
River of Life: Transforming Urban Connectivity via Green Infrastructure
Divided into three main components – river cleaning, river master-planning and beautification – the USD1.3-billion River of Life project covers the confluences of three city rivers, with a total area of 781 hectares and 63 hectares of water bodies. The project is set to bring the community ‘back’ to the river through a 100 per cent transformation into a vibrant waterfront with high economic and commercial value, rejuvenating the city’s river and re-connecting it to the surrounding urban fabric.
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Moderator
LAr. Norliza Yusof (Clouston Design Studio)
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Panelists
LAr Phuan Ying Zhee (AECOM Singapore)
Kashino Naohiro (Aroma Tropics Sdn Bhd)
Norzaini Noordin (JPPPB, Kuala Lumpur City Hall)
Ar. Junn Ng (CGB Consultant Sdn Bhd)
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12:05
Documentary 2
When Trees Meet Building
In an effort to create a more pleasant, healthier and sustainable built environment, architects, engineers and developers are creating increasingly greener buildings - and doing it in a more literal way than ever before. The current revival of green architecture began in the 1970s, when the energy crisis, coupled with growing awareness of humankind’s impact on the environment, propelled architects and engineers to think more carefully about sustainable development.
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Although there are many different ways to approach sustainable building design, an increasing number of architects and engineers began to incorporate green roofs and other energy saving measures into their projects.
12:10
Feature Talk 1
TRX Public Realm
Building Malaysia's Financial District
LAr. Ahmad Yusri Mat Yusoff
TRX City Sdn Bhd
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TRX is taking seriously the need for a dynamic public realm. Instead of a separated district, TRX is designed to seamlessly exist within its neighbourhood. The whole 70-acre district in the city centre will remain porous to the larger landscape around it, allowing for a public realm that
is fully integrated into the urban fabric.
At the centre of it all is a 10-acre park, designed across multiple levels, including on the roof of the shopping mall, creating numerous opportunities for visual and physical connectivity between these two important landmarks. A key component of the holistic sustainability agenda of TRX, the central park provides lush greenery and shade, increases natural habitats and ecological value, reduces the heat island effect, and collects rainwater for reuse.
13:00 Lunch Break
14:00
Documentary 3
Using Green Infrastructure to Tackle
New Orleans’ Water Management Woes
A project in the Gentilly neighborhood of New Orleans aims to demonstrate how cities can adapt existing systems and utilize green infrastructures to deal with water challenges.
14:05
Sharing Session 1
BORR - Urban Public Space Below Highway
Donguk Lee
1st Prize Winner, BORR Competition
This ‘Urban Public Spaces Below Highway’ is an initiative under the Butterworth Baharu programme to increase the amount of public spaces in the Penang Sentral harbour front area. This project aims to activate under utilised spaces located under the Butterworth Outer Ring Road.
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By establishing attractive and functional open spaces for community gathering and healthy recreational use, the project aims to maximise the potential of these inefficiently used spaces and to improve liveability in Butterworth.
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BLOCK 2: DESIGN AT HEART
14:35
Sharing Session 2:
Diorama of
Cultural Landscape
Eddie Putera
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Bigger doesn’t necessarily mean better, and 51-year-old Malaysian artist Eddie Putera proves it with his stunning miniature dioramas. Putera combines his talents of miniature modeling and photography to create scenes so detailed that it’s hard to believe they are all hand-made mini versions of objects, and not real life still photography.
15:05
Sharing Session 3:
The Art of
Creative Thinking
Pamela Tan
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Pamela Tan is an architectural designer that explores various fields in art, architecture and design. Her work blurs the boundaries between disciplines that embody narrative and values in all form. She aims to propose speculative ideas that seek the subtle unseen and unveil the unknown delights in all scales.
15:35
Sharing Session 4:
Reuse, Recycle and Art
Tan Lay Heong
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Tan Lay Heong aims to convey a powerful message about environmental degradation due to human actions, through arts made with recycled items.
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Every new piece of art presents a distinct set of challenges for her. Using reusable wastes, she must conceptualise not only the final desired outcome but also the processes and techniques involved to transform these materials to get that final desired outcome.
16:05
Activity 1
Get Confuse
with Macramé
Hanisah Johari
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In this empowering class, Hanisah from Condiment Strings will demonstrate a handful of her favorite knotting techniques and show you how to get started on your plant hanger. You will design and create your own macramé plant hanger with Hanisah’s expert guidance and support. Never fear if you think you are lacking in creativity, Macramé is a wonderful craft for expressing a vision you never knew you had while practicing mindfulness and meditation.
17:00 Tea Break and End of Day 1
*THE ORGANISERS RESERVE THE RIGHT TO AMEND THE PROGRAM IN THE BEST INTEREST OF THE DIALOGUE
REGISTRATION DETAILS
DATE
22-23 October 2019
VENUE
GMBB,
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FEES
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REGISTRATION CLOSES ON
18 OCTOBER 2019
ENTITLEMENT
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2 Days session
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2 Lunch and 4 tea breaks
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ILAM CPD 16
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Certificate
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