DAY 2: THURSDAY, 25 OCTOBER 2018
09:00
Registration & Morning Tea Break
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10:00
Performances
BLOCK 4: URBAN HEALTH
10:35
Documentary
EAT LIKE A RABBIT
Pierre Loisel
Pierre Loisel, a French Canadian organic vegetable farmer from Taiwan, shares about organic farming and why you should eat like a rabbit
10:45
Feature Talk 2
RAMATHIBODI HEALING GARDEN
THE LARGEST ROOFTOP
HEALING GARDEN IN BANGKOK
Kotchakorn Voraakhom
TED Fellow
Managing Director, Landprocess, Thailand
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Ecotherapy concept is applied to enhance the therapeutic experience. The healthy environment of the hospital is considered as the crucial component of the healing process. The 2,400 square meter concrete rooftop is turned into the biggest healing garden in Thailand. This healing garden on the green roof is located on the 10th floor of The Somdech Phra Debaratana Medical Centre. The idea of green public space which not only for recreation but also act as the urban green infrastructure that also involves the enhancement of public health in the society. The planning and design provide physical spaces for the users to reconnect with nature. Sunlight, plants aroma, the soothing green view can increase the positive effect on the mental and physical health of visitors. The design focuses on sustainability and incorporates solar cell, zero waste management, zero stormwater discharge and heat reduction to the beneath the building.
10:15
Keynote Address
THE HEALING QUALITIES
OF LANDSCAPE
DIRECTOR, ICN DESIGN
SINGAPORE
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Many people now recognise the value of “landscape” in creating, enhancing and maintaining engaging, inclusive, liveable and
interactive places for people. . .
The health benefits of green environments are both physical and psychological Green spaces have vital roles to play within developments and across cities. A holistic approach is necessary to address the variable and complex needs of individuals and communities.
The diversity and vitality of living landscape (flora) should be harnessed to create character, depth and richness to people’s experience of place.
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11:15
Sharing Session 6
HEALTHY LIFESTYLE BY DESIGN
Uta Dietrich
Think City
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Cities are great hubs of innovation and opportunity attracting people. However, an urban lifestyle is leading to a variety of non-communicable diseases (NCDs), now being Malaysians’ main killer. Over 65% of adults are not active enough, half have high cholesterol and over a third experience diabetes or high blood pressure. To prevent or manage this group of diseases, people are told to lead a healthy lifestyle. But can they? The design of cities could be seen as immunisation against NCDs.
11:45
Sharing Session 7
MEMOIR OF AN URBAN TREE
Prof. LAr. Dr. Mustafa Kamal Mohd Shariff
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Compared to trees growing in their natural environment, urban trees are subject to more stress. Trees growing in cities are generally more exposed to the extremes of temperature, moisture and pollutants. The urban soils they grow in are also likely to be less rich in nutrients. Construction activities and vehicles may occasionally damage the roots, trunks and branches of trees, and development works may reduce the available growing space of existing trees. Trees may not be able to talk, but their appearance and “body language” can inform us about their health.
12:00
Product Talk 3
ETIQA VERTICAL GARDEN
Steven Chu
Executive Director, Eurodeck Sdn. Bhd.
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Eurodeck Sdn Bhd was established in 2006. The company focus is in providing state-of-the–art, Eco-friendly Landscape Engineering products which include sub-surface drainage, outdoor decking systems, green roofs , turf stabillisation, stormwater management system, and vertical planting (green walls).
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12:15
Activity 1
TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE:
NI SIAP: NATURAL DYE
FROM MANGROVE
Ong Ke Shin
Water Watch Penang
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Matang, Perak, Tannin-rich mangrove bark was widely used by fishermen in the past to increase the durability of their clothing and to safeguard their wellbeing under the hot sun while fishing. However, for almost 50 years this techniques has been forgotten by many in the name of modernization. Join us to rediscover this amazing natural dye.
12:45 Lunch Break
BLOCK 5: FROM MILAN TO KL
14:00
Panel Session 2
FROM MILAN TO KL
LAr. Siti Maisarah Salahudin
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Get the insight story and hear the experience from the selected Malaysian participants of the OC Summer Camp in Milan, sponsored by Khazanah Nasional under the Design and Arts Residency Programmes 2018.
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PANELISTS
1. LAr. Teng Pe Yang
2. Ar. Muhammad Qhawarizmi bin Norhisham
3. Angus Lee Ching Hua
4. LAr. Khairul Amin bin Mirsa Hussain
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14:30
Video Showcase
IFLA2020
World Landscape Architects Summit
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For the first time in the history of IFLA, the IFLA 2020 World Landscape Architects Summit will play a leading role in formulating and creating landscape architecture-based solutions, for a brighter future.
IFLA2020 will be the platform where regional delegates can share issues, ideas, and inspiration, to ensure the landscape architecture profession is ready to face the requirements of society, the environment, and urban living, for the next 10 years.
14:35
Sharing Session 8
PENANG GREEN NETWORKS
Sofia Castelo
Think City, Penang
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Is George Town a green city? How fare we are compare to the world standard for green networks and open spaces? This study give you an insight of Thinkcity and the Penang State's government effort in connecting the dots.
15:05
Sharing Session 9
ACTIVATE
MR GEORGE 2: NORTHERN SEAFRONT
LAr. Teng Pe Yang
ILAM Northern Chapter Chairman
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Get into the grand plan of restoring and upgrading the Penang's Northern Seafront with the plan to open up the seafront to the public, restore the godowns fronting a portion of it, redevelop the dilapidated marina and also restoring the Fort Cornwallis and the moat to create a heritage interpretation centre in the fort.
15:35
Sharing Session 10
MARKING
GEORGE TOWN
Tang Mun Kian
Sculptureatwork
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The Marking George Town is a collection of caricatures placed on historic streets of George Town. The concept is related to the history or characteristics of selected streets in George Town by using steel rod caricatures of local cartoonist. It makes the history of George Town interesting and easily grasped by the residents, the young and the old. The Marking George Town is the voices from the people that would reflect the unique character of each location through amusing caricatures and there are total 52 sets of sculpture.
16:15
Product Talk 4
OUTDOORS FURNITURE,
TOOLS FOR TOGETHERNESS
Jeff Lee
General Manager, LECIO
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Lecio provides advise on the concepts of leisure lifestyle living that best suite the needs and finding the best solutions for the type of outdoor furniture to meet each requirement; proven for outdoor use especially in Malaysia’s unpredictable weather.
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16:30 Coffee Break & End of Programme
BLOCK 6: ROAD TO IFLA2020 - GEORGE TOWN, PENANG
16:45
Activity 2: Hipster/Urban Walk (optional)
Lets get out from the seminar hall and explore hipster and trendy spaces at Downtown KL, made for the urbanites (Choice of visit is based on first come first serve basis, during the registration)
Group 1
Historical
Conservation Walk
(30Pax)
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Group 2
Taman Tugu
Trail Walk
(20Pax)
Group 3
Lorong Bandar 13
(30Pax)
Group 4
River of Life
(60Pax)
Group 5
Bukit Bintang
Street Art
(40Pax)
*THE ORGANISERS RESERVE THE RIGHT TO AMEND THE PROGRAM IN THE BEST INTEREST OF THE DIALOGUE
REGISTRATION DETAILS
DATE
24-25 OCTOBER 2018
VENUE
Kuala Lumpur
Tourism Bureau,
Jalan Tangsi, Kuala Lumpur
FEES
ILAM member: RM480/Pax
Non member: RM550/Pax
LIMITED to 200 Pax
Student: RM250/pax
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CHEQUE Payment
Please make cheque
payable to
“ILAM EVENTS”
CIMB Bank
Acc No: 8002163877
Email bank in slips to us via email:
ilamalaysia.ice@gmail.com
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REGISTRATION CLOSES ON
21 OCTOBER 2018
ENTITLEMENT
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2 Days session
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2 Lunch and 4 tea breaks
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ILAM CPD16
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Certificate
CALL ILAM FOR ENQUIRIES
CALL ILAM FOR ENQUIRIES
TEL : +(60)19-881 7016 or
(60)3-5523 1008
E-mail : ilamalaysia.ice@gmail.com
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NOTE:
Limited parking available,
participants are advised to take GRAB
(Kuala Lumpur Tourism Bureau, Jalan Tangsi)
Or
LRT (Masjid Jamek)