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October 14, 2021 #4Th Edition #4th Edition October 14, 2021 POINTS FOR DISCUSSION SHARE Tirana History SHARE Tirana 2021 2021 Packages Contacts Short History THE PLAZA TIRANA HOTEL FEB 20, 2018 Massimiliano FUKSAS Founder Studio Fuksas - ITALY at SHARE Tirana 2019 International Great Speakers at SHARE Tirana, in the last editions Maurizio Meossi Ignacio VICENS Rainer SCHMIDT Habibeh MADJDABADI Marco CASAMONTI Senior Associate at Zaha Pincipal VICENS+RAMOS, SPAIN Founder at Rainer Schmidt Principal Architect, owner of Founder of Archea Associati Hadid Architects - UK landscape architects + urban Habibeh Madjdabadi Architecture ITALY planners - GERMANY Office, IRAN Frédéric DRUOT Gonca PASOLAR Davide MACULLO Kerem YAZGAN Founder Frederic Druot Co-founder Emre Arolat Founder Davide Macullo managing partner Yazgan Architecture, France Architecture, Turkey Architects, Switzerland Design Architecture studio, TURKEY Raça ARTAN, Founder, ARTAN RACA ARKITECT Joni BABOÇI, General Director of Planning and Urban Development at MUNICIPALITY OF TIRANA Doriana BOZGO BLETA, Architect, STUDIO B&L Loreta ÇAPELI, Vice-President Association of Albanian Architects Ardita BYCI JAKUPI, architect at Urban Plus studio Gledis DISTAFA, Co-founder ARCHINOV STUDIO Gjergji DUSHNIKU, Co-founder StudioArch4 Olsi EFTHIMI, Architect, ATELIER 4 Jurtin HARJO, Architect, COMMONSENSE STUDIO Albanian Nesila HAJDINI, Co-founder, CEO Pik Ark Petraq KOLEVICA, Architect SHARE "OPERA OMNIA AWARD" Tirana 2020 Speakers Andrea MALIQARI, Rector, POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF TIRANA SHESHI NËNË TEREZA present in Elva MARGARITI, Minister Ministry of Culture - ALBANIA Agim MARKU, Founder at Markingplan SHARE Forums Florian NEPRAVISHTA, Dean, FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM OF THE POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF TIRANA Matilda PANDO, Co-founder Archistudio Ervin TACI, Co-Owner Co-CEO, DEA STUDIO Armand VOKSHI, President, ASSOCIATION OF ARCHITECTS FROM ALBANIA Erion VELIAJ, Mayor of Tirana Denada VEIZAJ, Head of Department of Architecture, Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism, Polytechnic University of Tirana Maks VELO, Founder at Maks Velo SHARE "OPERA OMNIA AWARD" PETRAQ KOLEVICA MAKS VELO Architect SHARE "OPERA OMNIA Founder of Maks Velo AWARD" Tirana 2020, Albania Architect SHARE "OPERA OMNIA AWARD" Tirana 2020, Albania SHARE TIRANA 2019 AUDIENCE FACTS AND FIGURES 3rd 40 2 edition speakers stages 2020 400 10 attendees countries 14TH OCTOBER | 4TH EDITION International Speakers at SHARE Tirana 2021 THIERRY DAMEZ VLADIMIR ARSENE director Christian de Portzamparc Principal Westfourth Architecture FRANCE ROMANIA International Speakers at SHARE Tirana 2021 TAREK HEGAZY CARLOS CASTANHEIRA Principal Living Design Founder CARLOS CASTANHEIRA ARCHITECTS SWEDEN PORTUGAL International Speakers at SHARE Tirana 2021 FILLIPO INNOCENTI TOBIAS WALLISSER Director ZAHA HADID Director LAVA UK GERMANY the program is structured in 2 plenary sessions (which include architectural presentations given by internationally recognized architects for recent projects; commercial presentations from innovative companies,and QA) and one Event Program major debate on innovative materials and disruptive technologies. in each event the opening is held by a Great Speaker, the sessions are closed by Keynotes Architects, and the closing session is held by a Special Guest. Great personalities of contemporary architecture were and are present in SHARE; s s s g s g 15.00 - 16.55 g n 12.30 - 14.10 17.15 - 18.25 o n n 10.15 - 12.10 i i 09.20 - 10.15 i t t t t o e PLENARY SESSION SPECIAL GUEST e OFFICIAL OPENING PLENARY SESSION DEBATE e h e e e h 2 BY MAIN P m LECTURE SESSION c m 1 BY MAIN m "SUSTAINABILITY / n n n n s u PARTNER PARTNER o o o i BY DESIGN AND n L i i t t t o i i i i s b 35' Special Guest t b s b i INNOVATIVE i i i e h 30' Great Speaker n h 20' International Guest h n x g x 20' International Guest i TECHNOLOGIES" x 5' Official Partner E o s E E c 15' Official Partner u 10' Partner d d d 10' Partner e B 10' Opera OMNIA Award n n n R a a a 10' Q&A & 10' Partner / 10' Partner k 15' Q&A k k c s a i a a n s e 20' Regional Guest e e 20' Regional Guest r Debate with the 10 most o u r r i b b b s M 15' Main Partner u 15' Main Partner e e influential people in National l e 0 e c e e f 0 f f n . f 25' Keynote Speaker f 25' Keynote Speaker architecture and design f o 5 o o o 1 C C C C 15' Q&A 15' Q&A - 0 5 0 0 0 3 1 . 1 3 2 . 2 7 4 1 1 8 9 1 1 - - - - 5 0 0 5 5 1 . 0 . 2 6 . 2 1 9 1 8 1 We invite you to check our official website https://www.share-architects.com for the updated SHARE program. M E D I A facebook linkedin instragram YouTube website R E P O R T S Free Resources Photos 2019 2020 and contacts C O N T A C T M: +40 744 633 865 M: +40 741 111 720 E: [email protected].
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