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SPECIAL PUBLIC LECTURES

The Special Public Lecture Series offers ABP the capacity to host invited alumni, academic and industry guests to make presentations of their success, research and experiences. Students, staff and the public are welcome to attend the Special Public Lectures. Dates, times and speakers will be promoted as details are confirmed.

Special lecture by Helsinki Design Lab’s DAN HILL

Dark Matter & Trojan Horses:
How might we use design strategically, to build better cities – and societies – by redesigning our cultures of decision-making?

Date: Tuesday 27 March @ 6pm
Venue: Prince Philip Theatre, Architecture Building, University of Melbourne

View details & register

SPECIAL PUBLIC LECTURE ARCHIVES
down arrow    2011

Arie van der Neut Spcial Lecture

29 August
SPECIAL PUBLIC LECTURE
Arie van der Neut, HDVN Architecten
For the Time Being: Non-permanent structures- Temporary Buildings Within the City 
6.15pm – 7.15pm
Prince Philip Theatre
Ground Floor, Architecture Building
Free Entry

Arie van der Neut is a director of HDVN Architecten.  HDVN was winner of the Architect of the Year 2010 in the Netherlands. HVDN creates sustainable buildings with a strong character: inspiring, self conscious and social. They are buildings that have the courage to take their place, but, at the same time, aim to advance social development. With a distinctive architecture that gives space interaction between people and between man and the environment, HVDN wants to contribute to the quality of life in the city.

HDVN is driven by a strong social and sustainability agenda, and in recent years has explored the use of prefabrication in creating sustainable infrastructure for projects including schools, nursing homes and student housing.  What distinguishes HDVN is a number of recent projects which have achieved design-led architecture of a permanent quality and performance that also allow for future relocation.

For more details on Arie van der Neut and HDVN Architecten visit: www.hvdn.nl/2111/nieuws/nielnte.htm

22 July
SPECIAL PUBLIC LECTURE
Professor Kent Larson, MIT Media Lab
Changing Places: Responsive housing, mobility systems, and networked intelligence for future cities
6.15pm-7.15pm
Prince Philip Theatre
Ground Floor, Architecture Building
 
To meet the profound sustainability, demographic, and health challenges of the future, new strategies must be found for creating responsive places where people live and work,
and the mobility systems that connect them.  View details.

Wednesday 13 April
SPECIAL LECTURE
Dr George Michell
The Great Temple at Thanjavur: One Thousand Years, 1010 to 2010
Old Problems, New Thoughts
7pm
Prince Philip Theatre, Ground Floor, Architecture Building
View details
down arrow    2010

Tuesday 12 October
SPECIAL LECTURE
Healing Spaces - the science of the place and wellbeing
Dr Esther Sternberg

Chief of Neuroendocrine Immunology and Behaviour, National Institute of Mental Health, Maryland, US
12.30pm – 1.30pm
James Hardie Theatre, 2nd Floor, Architecture Building

Friday 1 October
SPECIAL LECTURE
Necessary Qualifications
Professor David Leatherbarrow
Professor of Architecture; Chair, Graduate Group in Architecture, School of Design, Univeristy of Pennsylvania
5:00pm-6:00pm
Prince Philip Theatre, Ground Floor, Architecture Building

Tuesday 24 August
MIEGUNYAH LECTURE
The Sustainable Weight of History - The contribution of digital technologies to the continuity and innovation of masonry in architecture
Professor Claudio D'Amato Guerrieri
Dean, Faculty of Architecture, Polytechnic of Bari, Italy
7pm-8pm
Prince Philip Theatre, Ground Floor, Architecture Building

Tuesday 17 August
MIEGUNYAH LECTURE
The Genetics of Walls - Urban DNA and social features
Professor Attilio Petruccioli
Head, Civil Engineering and Architectural Science Department, Polytechnic of Bari, Italy
7pm-8pm
Prince Philip Theatre, Ground Floor, Architecture Building

Thursday 13 May
FREE PUBLIC LECTURE
Juan Pedro Sabbagh - Sabbagh Architects: Recent Projects 2001-2010
6.30pm
Prince Philip Theatre, Ground Floor, Architecture Building

Wednesday 12 May
SEMINAR
William Cobbett Cities Alliance, Washington D.C.
1pm-2pm
Wunderlich Gallery, Ground Floor, Architecture Building

Friday 19 March
FREE PUBLIC LECTURE
Erika Esau - Australia and California 1850-1935
6.00pm
Sisalkraft Theatre, Ground Floor, Architecture Building

down arrow    2009

Special Seminar
Tuesday 20 October
Andrew Waugh on 'Massive Holz, 9 Stories of Wood'
Waugh Thistleton Architects, London

Inaugural Professorial Lecture
Tuesday 20 October
Professor Paolo Tombesi on 'Inventing Innovation'
Chair in Construction

Special Forum
Tuesday 13 October
Niels Tørsløv on Copenhagen: on a [bike] path to sustainability
Director of Traffic, City of Cophenhagen

Special Seminar
Thursday 10 September
Dr Ian Weir on 'Bushfire responsive architecture: reconciling bushfire and biodiversity with everyday life'
Lecturer Landscape Architect, School of Design, QUT

Inaugural Professorial Lecture
Wednesday 26 August
Professor Richard Tomlinson on 'Shaping Urban Policy: googling 'best practice' in developing countries'
Chair in Urban Planning, The University of Melbourne

Special Dean's Lecture
Thursday 13 August
Odile Decq on 'Horizons'
ODBC Architects, Paris

Special Seminar
Monday 18 May
Professor Michael Dutton on 'Buildings, Gifts, Politics'
Goldsmiths College, London

Special Seminar
Monday 20 April
Professor Harrison Fraker on 'The EcoBlock, Sustainability at the Neighbourhood Scale in China'
College of Environmental Design, University of California, Berkeley

down arrow    2008

Tuesday 21 October
Stellan Fryxell
'Towards A New Urban Paradigm - An integrated approach to green and affordable living'

Monday 25 August
Dr Alex Bremner
'Architecture on the Edge: Reinventing Disciplinary Space in the Anglican Mission Field, 1840-1910'

Tuesday 19 August
Graeme Hopkins
'Urban Design using Green Infrastructure: re-interpreting natural systems into the urban form'

Friday 7 & 8 August
Jonathan Sterne
'Open door' sessions

Wednesday 30 July
Dr Philip Chan
'Stay Solvent'

Monday 12 May
Pat Fensham and Alison Holloway
'Sustainable Sydney 2030 – a vision for the City'

Friday 2 May
Barrie Shelton
Urban Design Guest Presentation

Tuesday 8 April
Lieutenant General Gillespie
'Military Building and Engineering: A View from the Top'

Wednesday 19 March
Angela Hijjas
'Rimbun Dahan: Artists' Residency Program'

Monday 17 March
Hijjas Kasturi
'In Search of Identity in Architecture'

Thursday 6 March
Dr Leonie Sandercock
Documentary Screening and Seminar

down arrow    2007

Thursday 16 August
Namba Kazuhiko
'Towards an ECOHOUSE: the Development of the BOXHOUSE'

Thursday 16 August
Professor Junichiro Okata
'The urban growth process of Tokyo and key issues in this century'

Wednesday 8 August
Associate Professor Kramer E. Woodward
'Threading the Eye of the Storm: the Turbulence House phenomena'

Friday 3 August
Malcolm Smith
'Integrated Urbanism'

Monday 18 June
William Lim
'Creative Urbanism: Cases from Asia'

Thursday 24 May
Ross Jenner
'Interpenetrations'

Wednesday 17 April
Associate Professor Manabu Chiba

Friday 16 March
Tino Schaedler
'Remixing Reality: The Architecture of Film'

down arrow    2006

Friday 12 May
Dr. Vasudha Ashutosh Gokhale
'Sustainable Architecture for Earthquake Prone Areas of India'

down arrow    2005

Thursday 6 October
Marc Pallisco on 'Business mixes in Melbourne’s principal activity centres'
Tony Eldred on 'The business of hospitality - a perspective from inside'

Wednesday 14 September
Dr Daniel Terrill and Adam Terril
'Liveable Melbourne: What all the fuss was about!'

Tuesday 9 August
Robert Preston
'What's in a View? An overview of the Scenic South East Queensland Public Preference Survey'

Tuesday 7 June
Ms Jerilyn Perine
'Affordable Housing - The New York Experience'

Wednesday 4 May
Professor Sumet Jumsai
'Tree Building, Privy Council Chambers, Bangkok 2004'

Monday 4 April
Associate Professor Anna Rubbo
'Global Studio @ the UIA Congress, Istanbul, June/July 2005'

Monday 14 March
Professor Michelle Howard
'The Adventure of Building and the Role of Building in the Creative Process'

Wednesday 9 March
Will Cousin
'Sustainable Growth in the UK'

down arrow    2004

Monday 15 November
Dr Rodney Tolley
'Trains, Trams and Feet: Planning for the walk to Public Transport'

Wednesday 28 July
Associate Professor Kevin Nute
'Place, Time and Being in Japanese Architecture'

Tuesday 15 June
Kenneth Frampton
'Prospects for Landscape-Urbanism in the 21st Century'

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