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The Architecture Symposium Design Speaks The Architecture Symposium Design Speaks. The Architecture Symposium A Forum about Architecture, Design and Urbanism from the Asia Pacific Friday 16 March 2018 PRINCIPAL PARTNER MAJOR PARTNER SUPPORTING PARTNER UNIVERSITY PARTNERS VENUE PARTNER Image not found or type unknownImage not found or typeImage unknown not found or type unknownImage not found or typeImage unknown not found or type unknown Image not found or type unknown ACCOMMODATION PARTNER PART OF Image not found or type unknownImage not found or type unknown 01 Design Speaks The Architecture Symposium Details. Program. When Friday 16 March 2018 8.45am Attendee arrival 9.00 am – 5.00 pm () 9.00am Welcome from Cameron Bruhn, Editorial Director, Architecture Media Where 9.15am MAKI ONISHI AND YUKI HYAKUDA Auditorium 1 and Queensland Terrace, State Library of Queensland Co-directors, Onishimaki + Hyakudayuki Architects Stanley Place (Japan) Brisbane Queensland 10.00am DIANE JONES Executive Director, PTW Architects (Australia) Program Info 10.30am Morning tea Fourteen lauded and experimental practitioners will come together for 11.00am YOUNG JANG AND SOOK HEE CHUN this one-day symposium that Co-directors, Wise Architecture (Korea) explores the innovative thinking and transformative projects that are 11.45am ALEX MOK AND BRIAR HICKLING creating new world cities for the Co-directors, Linehouse Design (China) emerging Asian Century. 12.30pm RICHARD NAISH The speakers reflect the diversity of the countries, cities and people of Founder, RTA Studio (New Zealand) the Asia Pacific and the breadth of 1.00pm Lunch its architecture. They will address the way communities from across 2.00pm CHATPONG CHUENRUDEEMOL the region are responding to the Director, Chat Architects (Thailand) demands of the future and the pivotal role that architecture plays. 2.30pm KELLY SHANNON OSA Urbanism & Architecture, University of Leuven Partners (Belgium) 3.00pm Afternoon tea PRINCIPAL PARTNER PGH Bricks & Pavers 3.20pm KOOS DE KEIJZER Founding partner and principal, DKO Architecture MAJOR PARTNER (Australia) Planned Cover 3.50pm LI HU SUPPORTING PARTNER Founding partner, OPEN Architecture (China) Allegion 4.20pm ADA TOLLA AND GIUSEPPE LIGNANO UNIVERSITY PARTNERS Abedian School of Architecture, Bond Founding partners, LOT-EK (USA) University 4.50pm Closing comments The University of Queensland, School of Architecture 5.00pm Symposium concludes VENUE PARTNER Closing drinks at co-located Minister's Award for Urban State Library of Queensland Design 2018 6.30pm Event closes ACCOMMODATION PARTNER Ovolo Inchcolm PART OF Asia Pacific Architecture Festival 02 Design Speaks The Architecture Symposium Keynote Addresses. Image not found or type unknown Image not found or type unknown Bangkok bastards Extra-ordinary Presented by Chatpong Presented by Young Jang & Chuenrudeemol, Director, Sook Hee Chun, Chat Architects Co-directors, Wise Architecture CHAT architects will show the relationship Wise Architecture focuses on the value of between its research of Bangkok Bastards, everyday life. Though we may think of the the city’s existing street vernacular and its everyday as something that we are so used built and theoretical designs, which it also to, so normalized as to often forget about refers to as Bangkok Bastards. its very existence, it is in fact continually repaired and reinterpreted in the flow of The research components will include time. This two-sidedness of the everyday is construction worker housing, illegal interesting for the architect. The term has markets and settlements, and Bangkok’s implied ease, comfort, relaxation, insight locally famous, but internationally and affordability. Architects have to unknown, “curtain sex motels.” observe the ordinary and then, with their insight, imbue it with extraordinariness The projects that will tie into the research before returning it again to everyday life. will be the Ekamai Residence, SslaAreeya - residence and yoga community, Nanda Brick is something that we easily access. Heritage Hotel, TONY – hostel converted Around my neighborhood or yours, brick from a curtain sex motel, and Loom House buildings are a common scene of our times – a hybrid of the textile loom and the in Korea. Louis Kahn asked that we respect traditional Thai house on stilts. its unique characteristics. We agree with Kahn that material beauty is realized when the material’s true character, rather than its secondary personality, is respected. At the same time, the issue with brick lies not in whether they are structural or ornamental. We approach it as a means of embodiment within a specific landscape. Thus, when we ask the brick what it wants to be come, it will perhaps give a different answer from the offer to Louis Kahn. 03 Design Speaks The Architecture Symposium Keynote Addresses. Image not found or type unknown Image not found or type unknown The international The urban and rural business journey contexts of New Zealand Presented by Diane Jones, Executive director, PTW Presented by Richard Naish, Founder, RTA Studio PTW Architects first actively pursued international collaboration as a mode of RTA Studio has a strong interest in the practice in the 1970s when the "Peddle relevant context that surrounds each Thorp" group of companies formed unique project it works on. The studio partnerships with offices in Hong Kong, works in a variety of typologies over the Singapore, Indonesia, New Zealand and full extent of urban and rural New Zealand. Papa New Guinea. Design director Richard Naish will talk about his recent work in three of these The focus on China began around 1980 areas: mixed-use urban renewal, the when PTW undertook a large commercial suburban family house and new public development in Shenzhen, in collaboration school work in provincial New Zealand. with a local Chinese practice. A Wholly Owned Foreign Entity (WOFE) was established in the mid-1980s when PTW, in collaboration with ARUP and CSEC, won the competition for the swimming centre for the 2008 Beijing Olympics (known as the Watercube). A similar pattern occurred in Vietnam in the 2000s. PTW now has offices in Shanghai, Beijing, Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, in addition to its head office in Sydney. The international business journey is a long one and takes patience and perseverance. Commitment to the local context and a love of being there, a deep appreciation of the culture and embrace of cultural differences are critical. Diane will explore how PTW work to ensure that the intellectual contribution of design ideas and innovation are not subsumed by the business of architecture when practicing in the Asian context. 04 Design Speaks The Architecture Symposium Keynote Addresses. Image not found or type unknown Image not found or type unknown Architecture as part Architecture as of an experience hope Presented by Maki Onishi Presented by Li Hu, & Yuki Hyakuda, Co-directors, Founding partner, OPEN Architecture Onishimaki + Hyakudayuki Architects Architect Li Hu will share with the We think architecture should be one audience his observation on the challenges continuous experience – from town to facing our environment, and humanity architecture and from architecture to today. Through some of his studio’s latest town. When we encounter a piece of projects on culture and education, he will architecture, the experience begins before present how architecture can be the we even enter the building – from which medium to react to the challenges today path we chose that led us there, who we and offer the hope for the future. met along the way, what emotions we felt, how we approach it, and how we exit this piece of architecture. When we consider architecture as a part of this whole experience – the way the building is positioned on site, the relationship between the exterior and interior, and the creation of the space itself – it should all fall into place. This is how a piece of architecture that responds so naturally to its townscape is made possible. 05 Design Speaks The Architecture Symposium Keynote Addresses. Image not found or type unknown LOT-EK Objects + Operations Presented by Ada Tolla and Giuseppe Lignano,Founding partners, LOT-EK LOT-EK focuses on the upcycle of manufactured objects and systems — not originally intended for architectural use — and the way they proliferate, accumulate, overlap, and interfere with the built and the natural environment. Like a skilful butcher, who respects the precious complexity and subtlety of the animal he is dissecting, we try to find economy and sustainability in how we cut and combine, to find a way to facilitate eating “the whole pig” from nose to tail. Our intention is to explore a new equilibrium between the built environment, and the natural and industrial systems from which that environment is sourced. We exploit the existing economies of scale, inhabit the existing carbon footprints, and creatively divert the delivery point of existing manufacturing, shipping, and operating systems. Beyond mere recycling or adaptive reuse, we try to catalyze new cycles of use. We divert, convert, invert, and pervert, in order to perfect. 06 06 Design Speaks The Architecture Symposium Speakers. Image not found or type unknown Image not found or type unknown Alex Mok & Briar Young Jang & Sook Hickling Hee Chun Briar Hickling and Alex Mok are Young Jang and Sook Hee Chun are founding partners of Linehouse, an interdisciplinary co-directors of Wise Architecture, a firm in Korea architectural design practice based in Shanghai, focusing on using ordinary materiality to create China established in 2014. extra-ordinary architecture. Image not found or type unknown Image not found or type unknown Richard Naish Koos de Keijzer Richard Naish is founder of New Koos de Keijzer, founding partner Zealand-based RTA Studio. Under and principal of DKO Architecture, his design leadership the practice has created some has built a highly regarded role as an urban designer of New Zealand’s recent most important buildings in and architect, with a particular expertise in fields of education, mixed-use urban precincts and residential developments.
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