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IASTE 2014 ¿CUYA TRADICIÓN? Past IASTE conferences have called on scholars to consider tradition’s relationship to development, utopia, andWHOSE most recently, myth. In response, scholars have advanced multiple perspectives regarding the construction of traditions in space and place. Behind the construction or deconstruction of any tradition also lies the subject,TRADISI SIAPA? whose interests in the present are often hidden. To reveal this process of agency, one may ask: tradition, by whom? In examining themes of authorship and subjectivity, this conference will seek to uncover in what manner, 誰 の 伝 統？ for what reason, by whom, to what effect, and during what intervals traditions have been deployed with CUJA TRADIÇÃO? regard to the built environment. Our current period of globalization has led to the flexible reinterpretation ofTRADI TION? traditions via the mass media for reasons of power and profit. A proliferation of environments, for example, adopt traditional forms of one place and period in a completely different contextual setting, while new design KiMiN GELENEGi? traditions may privilege image over experience. At the same time, the advent of new mobile technologies with the power to compress and distort traditional configurations of space and time has allowed for the flourishing of new, empowering practices. Such practices have led to new traditions of urban resistance and uprisings that YANG TRADISI? travel fluidly between diverse locales and give voice to certain populations previously excluded. Questions of power, the other, and changing configurations of time and space will open up discussions of the ways in which traditional practices shape the histories and futures of built environments. The conference is divided into three tracks: WHO Power and the Construction of Traditions; WHAT Place and the Anchoring of Traditions; WHERE Mobility and the Reimagination of Traditions. December 14–17 | KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA ORGANIZING COMMITTEE KEYNOTE SPEAKERS THEORIZING TRADITION Wei Zhao, USA Clara Irazabal and Irene Sosa, USA Shaojun Li and Weijen Wang, Hong Kong Edith Dennis-LaRocque, Canada Home Beyond the House: The Meaning of Home The Sleek Torre & the Makeshift Rancho: Political The Evolving Industrial Landscape in the Pearl Nezar AlSayyad, IASTE President, University of California, Berkeley Eleni Bastéa, University of New Mexico for People in Vernacular Settlements in Rural and Urban/Architectural Models in Caracas’ Torre River Delta: The Post-Socialist Case Silent Histories of the City Nordicity: A Subjective Matter Rahinah Ibrahim, Local Conference Director, University of Putra Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur China David Gihan Mosaad Hannallah and Riham Faragallah, Tim Bunnell, National University of Singapore Mark Donofrio, USA Whose Tradition: Innovation in the Building Industry INDIGENOUS AND VERNACULAR Yong Long Lim, Malaysia Syria Mark Gillem, IASTE Director and Conference Chair, University of Oregon, Eugene Malaysianization, Malayization, Islamization: the Infilling Traditional Environment: The Planning of Alexandria Historic City Center: A Sustainable Politics of Tradition in Greater Kuala Lumpur Julian Garcia, Spain TRADITIONS Modern Sungai Buloh (Leprosy) Settlement Regeneration After Revolution Jennifer Gaugler, IASTE Conference Coordinator, University of California, Berkeley Site Structures: From Evolutionism to Abidin Kusno, University of British Columbia Ryadi Adityavarman, USA Structuralism in the Construction of Architecture Sutrisno Murtiyoso, Indonesia Hajo Neis, Howard Davis and Gabriel Brown, USA Tomi Laine Clark, IASTE Administrative Coordinator, University of California, Berkeley Who Claims Tradition? Validity and Authority of Tradition in the Search for Dutch, Chinese and Javanese Architectural In What Tradition Should We Build? A Portland Rick Miller, USA Indonesian Architectural Identity Ashraf Salama, Qatar University Traditions in Parakan Development Problem in Old Town/Chinatown/ Susanty Nazmi, Local Conference Coordinator and Administrator, University of Putra Among Those Who Build Ulaanbaatar: A Shaping Urban Tradition and the Contemporary Gabriel Arboleda, USA Japantown Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur Methodology of Muteness Daves Rossell, USA Lived Space in a Globalizing Context House Form and What? Assessing the ‘Culture’ Creolization & Commercial Culture: A Continuing Min Tang, France Barry Gordon, IASTE Conference Associate, University of Oregon, Eugene Daniel Naegele, USA Premise Among Guyanese Traditional Peoples Process in the Georgia and South Carolina Spontaneous as Contemporary Vernacular? An Waiting for the Site to Show Up Gauri Bharat, UK Lowcountry Analysis of Spatial Norms in Istanbul’s Gecekondu Pedro Paulo Palazzo, Brazil Their Voice or Mine? Debating People’s Agency Settlement POWER AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF Ipek Tureli, Canada SESSIONS ADVISORY COMMITTEE WHO The Missing ‘Brazilianness’ of Nineteenth-Century in the Construction of Indigenous Architectural Building Architectural Networks: Translating the TRADITIONS Brazilian Art and Architecture Histories Campus Typology from the US to the Ottoman NAVIGATING MULTIPLE CULTURES Hesham Khairy Issa, Gamal Abdelmonem, Khaled Adham, Heba Farouk Ahmed, Howayda George Verghese, Canada Giuseppina Forte, USA Empire Lineu Castello and Iara Regina Castello, Brazil CONSTRUCTIONS OF TRADITION Al-Harithy, Joe Aranha, Gabriel Arboleda, Vandana Baweja, Anne-Marie Broudehoux, Belonging and Becoming: Rethinking Innovative Subversive Spatial Practices in the Urban Fringe Lost in Tradition Sumayah Al Solaiman, USA Materiality of São Paulo TRADITIONS OF DWELLING ChaoShiang Li, UK Susanne Cowan, Cecilia Chu, Howard Davis, Tammy Gaber, Sophie Gonick, Clara Architecture as a Tool of Editing History: The Case Susane Havelka, Canada Yao-Ru Chen, Syed Iskandar Ariffin and Ming-Hung A Complex Tradition: Reading Japanese Industrial Irazabal, Chee-Kien Lai, Morna Livingston, Laurence Keith Loftin III, Duanfang Lu, Robert of the King Abdulaziz Historical Center TRADITION AS POWER “Living Inuktitut”: From Village to Camp, Modifying Wang, Taiwan Heritage in Taiwan Ali Alraouf, Egypt Karen Frick, USA the Landscape the Inuit Way Divergence in Space, Convergence in Construction: Mariatheresa Mortera, UAE Mugerauer, Mrinalini Rajagopalan, Mike Robinson, Shawhin Roudbari, Gunawan Tjahjono, Whose Tradition is Right? The Politics of Borrowing Spaces and Constructing Traditions: Chiu Yin Leung, Hong Kong Forms of Malay and Southern Thai House Types Spaces of Sport and Tradition in Filipino Culture Conservative Activism & the Right to the City in Ipek Tureli, Montira Horayangura Unakul, Dell Upton, Jieheerah Yun From Real Doha to Revolutionary Cairo Contestations of Traditional Land-Use and Value- Hisham Gabr, Nagwa Sherif and Lamiaa Shehata, the U.S. Mrinalini Rajagopalan, USA Diana Flores, Mexico Identity Among Indigenous Communities in Hong Egypt Mimetic Traditions or Strategic Self-Fashioning? Futuristic Traditions: Rethinking Hybrid Identities Hesham Khairy Issa, USA Kong Reconstructing Tradition in Contemporary From Common Courtesan to Queen Dowager in The Space of ‘Self-Contained’ in Post-Arab Spring LOCAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE on the Northern Side of the Mexican Border Paul Memmott, Australia Courtyard Houses in Egypt 19th Century India Cities: Power and Social Justice in Cairene Suburbs Norsidah Ujang, Marek Kozlowski, Kamariah Dola, Nor Atiah Ismail, Faziawati Abdul Aziz, Ilaria Giglioli, USA Differing Relations to Tradition Amongst Charmaine Ilaiu Talei, Australia Mike Robinson, UK The Production of an ‘Arab’ Urban Heritage: Prudence Leung-Kwok Lau, Hong Kong Australian Indigenous Homeless People Tonga’s Tradition of Concrete Block Houses Tea Houses, Red Brick and Pink Cats: Negotiating Repositioning Chau & Lee Architects in Hong Nangkula Utaberta, Susanty Nazmi Mazara del Vallo’s Casbah Timothy O’Rourke and Paul Memmott, Australia Arezou Sadoughi, Gholam Hossein Memarian and Japanese Tradition in Taiwan Kong in the Late Colonial Period, 1930s–50s Karim Kesseiba, Egypt Rejection & Reuse of Traditional Building Arsalan Gharaveis, USA Humairah Zainal, Singapore Whose Civilization Do We Celebrate? Médard Obiang Ebanega and Jean Aurélien Technology: Aboriginal Thatching Materials Courtyard Houses of Dezful, Iran: The Tradition of Reasserting Tradition in a Multicultural and Moukana Libongui, Gabon CONFERENCE HOST Representation in the National Museum of Ofita Purwani, UK Underground Life Versus Urban Development Cosmopolitan State: Singapore’s Wisma Geylang Understanding Land Occupation Changes in Egyptian Civilization Whose Garebeg? The Case of Yogyakarta and Gerald Steyn, South Africa Serai Universiti Putra Malaysia Libreville: A Case Study of Sainte Marie Valley Keng Ng, Singapore Surakarta Towards Culture-Specific Private Outdoor Living Ayda Melika, USA PRESERVATION AND REVIVAL OF Traditionalizing the Everyday’s Spaces: Conflicts Deborah Whelan, South Africa Space in Southern Africa Building Power: War of Memorials in in the Construction of Nationality in Malaysia Delving into the Realms of the Past: The Central Nangkula Utaberta, Mohamad Tajuddin Mohamad TRADITIONAL ENVIRONMENTS COnference SUPPORTers Contemporary Tehran Trude Renwick, USA Asian Yurt, the Zulu Iqhugwane and the Navajo Rasdi and Nik Farah Elina Nik Ramzi, Malaysia Leonardo Castriota, Brazil Faculty of Design and Architecture, Universiti Putra Malaysia, Center for Middle Eastern The Ancient City: Tradition, Power and the Shahrzad Shirvani, USA Hogan The Development of Modern Terrace Housing in Mapping