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2006 IFLAer Conference
Forum and Session Speakers

  
   

Session 3 Friday 26th: 2.00pm - 3.00pm

Themed forums & discussions (subject to change)

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Venues: Parkside Auditorium & Parkside 110A and Parkside 110B
(Conference attendees to choose one whole session and to particpate in subsequent discussion - changing sessions between speakers not permitted)

Session Papers - 20 minute presentations

Session 3A: Time as Catalyst (Theory & Concept)

Facilitator: James Weirick (Australia)

    • Peter Connolly (Australia, RMIT)
      Spiritualising Space: what time really does to landscape
    • SueAnne Ware (Australia, RMIT)
      Memory Slips: Time and Australian Anti-Memorial Design
    • Discussion

Session 3B: Designing with Time (Design)

Facilitator: James Hayter (Australia)

    • John Mongard (Australia, John Mongard Landscape Architects)
      Networks Not Lines: Toward a long term cultural realm in the landscape architectural project.
    • Alun Chapman (Australia, HASSELL)
      Urban Design Framework Plan - good idea, bad outcome?
    • Discussion

Session 3C: Time and Technology (Design and Technique)

Facilitator: Di Menzies (New Zealand)

    • Nicole Porter (Australia, University of Melbourne)
      Panning the landscape: comparing temporal techniques across landscape architecture and cinema
    • Mark Fuller (Australia, Edaw)
      Anzac Cove: A landscape frozen in time or forever changing?
    • Discussion
   

Session 4:  Friday 26th   3.30pm - 5.00pm

Three parallel paper presentations & discussions (subject to change)

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Venues: Parkside Auditorium & Parkside 110A and Parkside 110B
(Conference attendees to choose one whole session and to particpate in subsequent discussion - changing sessions between speakers not permitted)

Forum Papers - 30-minute presentations

4A: Time as Catalyst (Theory & Concept)

Facilitator: David Louden (Australia - Stockland)

  • Graham Fletcher (Australia, University of New South Wales)
    Moral Rights and Landscape Projects
  • Andrew Saniga (Australia, University of Melbourne)
    Eternally Teething? Environmental protection and the landscape
    architect in Australia.
  • Discussion

4B: Designing with Time (Design)

Facilitator: Kirtsen Bauer (Australia)

  • Jacky Bowring (New Zealand, Lincoln University)
    The Smell of Memory: Sensorial Mnemonics
  • Jane Irwin (Australia, Jane Irwin Landscape Architecture)
    (Winner of East Darling Harbour Competition)
    Darling Harbour ~ present+past+future
  • Discussion

4C: Time and Technology (Design and Technique)

Facilitator: Di Lucas (New Zealand)

  • Catherin Bull (Australia, University of Melbourne)
    Space, Time -- and Culture. Landscape architecture as an agent of acculturation in the postmodern world?
  • Mary Padua (Hong Kong, University of Hong Kong)
    Modernity + Transformation: framing the park in contemporary Chinese cities
  • Discussion
   

Session 7: Saturday 27th    2.00pm - 3.30pm

Themed forums & discussions (subject to change)

Sponsored by          

Venues: Parkside Auditorium & Parkside 110A and Parkside 110B
(Conference attendees requested to choose one whole session and to particpate in subsequent discussion - changing sessions between speakers not permitted)

Session Papers - 20 minute presentations

Session 7A: Time as Catalyst (Theory & Concept)

Facilitator: James Weirick (Australia)

  • Andrew MacKenzie (Australia, University of Canberra)
    Guy Barnett (Australia, CSIRO)
    The Bush Capital – A Complex Urbanising Landscape
  • Jo. Russell-Clarke (Australia, RMIT)
    Sprawl and Drawl: The Speedy Spread of Slow Suburbia
  • David Metcalfe (United Arab Emirates, Hyder Consulting)
    Time as Catalyst
  • Discussion

Session 7B: Designing with Time (Design)

Facilitator: Sean Chiao (Hong Kong)

  • Matthew Bradbury (New Zealand, UNITEC, Auckland)
    Auckland WaterPark
  • Jacinta McCann (California, Edaw)
    Los Angeles Waterfront Urban Regeneration
  • Damon La’Rance (Australia, City of Sydney)
    Ian Dryden (Australia, City of Melbourne)
    The Changing Design Canvas of our Cities
  • Discussion

Session 7C: Time and Technology (Design and Technique)

Facilitator: Asso. Prof. Dr. Mustafa Kamak Mohd. Shariff (Malaysia)

  • Ian Weir (Australia, University of Western Australia)
    Peripatetic Measure: a methodology for founding temporal site
  • Katrina Simon (New Zealand, UNITEC Auckland)
    Wilderness and Garden: Vegetation Change in the Cemetery Landscape
  • Helen Armstrong (Australia, Sydney academic)
    Time, Dereliction and Beauty: an Argument for ‘Landscapes of Contempt’
  • Discussion

 
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