Showing posts with label conferences. Show all posts
Showing posts with label conferences. Show all posts

April 11, 2013

Conference: Forum on Caribbean Architecture



The Federation of Caribbean Associations of Architects (FCAA) is hosting a conference and forum on Caribbean Architecture entitled, Caribbean, beyond architectural and urban characteristics in the culture of our people. The conference will be held in Santiago de Cuba from the 5th to 7th July 2013.

Sessions will include

  • Caribbean Vernacular Architecture. Conservation Strategies
  • Contemporary architecture in the Caribbean

For more details

November 3, 2012

Embracing Modernity: The Transformation of Jamaica's Architecture after 1962

Ministry of Education Building, architect Wilson Chong
image (c) David Cuthbert

Architectural Historian and Senior Lecturer at the Caribbean School of Architecture, Dr. Elizabeth Pigou-Dennis will be presenting a paper entitled "Embracing Modernity: The Transformation of Jamaica's Architecture after 1962" as part of the History at Fifty Conference at the University of the West Indies. The event will be held on Saturday, 10th November 2012 at the Council Room, UWI, Mona at 1:30pm.


October 28, 2012

The International Federation of Landscape Architects Congress 2013


Never has the discipline of landscape architecture been more relevant than in this age of momentous global change, where current approaches to management of our landscape can no longer be sustained.

The International Federation of Landscape Architects is inviting abstract submissions for the 2013 Congress under the themes:

• Contemporary issues around globalisation
• Indigenous wisdom
• Local landscape
• Radical change and resilience
• Rural landscapes
• Urban landscapes

deadline:

abstract submissions: 31st October 2012
final accepted submissions: 31st January 2013

For information about submission guidelines and to submit your abstract please visit the Call for Abstracts page on the IFLA 2013 website or email ifla@tcc.co.nz.

October 5, 2012

FCAA 2012 Biennale and Congress Design Competition

The Winners of the FCAA 2012 Biennale and Congress Design Competition, are as follows:

Small Buildings under 10,000 ft2 – built
Edwin Quiles-Rodriguez (Puerto Rico) – “Haiti School” – winner
Studio Blue Architects Inc (Barbados) - Special Mentor

Small Buildings under 10,000 ft2 – unbuilt
Alain Nicholas (Guadeloupe)- Administrative Tribunal of Fort-de-France – winner

Large Buildings over 10,000 ft2 – built
Segundo Cardona (Puerto Rico) - New Library addition to existing supreme court – winner

Large buildings over 10,000 ft2 – unbuilt
Pascal Berthelot BMCDM (Guadeloupe) - Memory of Trafficking and Slavery – winner

Urban Design – built
Zoohaus – Mae Durant Vidal (Dominican Republic) – IntelligenciaColectiva – winner

Restoration and contemporary additions to historic buildings
Marc Jalet and Emile Romney (Guadeloupe) – Communauté des Communes de Marie-Galante – winner

Students projects
Reva Watson (Jamaica) - Barbados Naval and Maritime Museum – winner
Ricardo Newallo-Christain (Jamaica) – Barbados Naval and Maritime Museum - Special Mention

September 27, 2010

FCAA Conference: Prototyping New Logics


The Federation of Caribbean Architectural Associations will be hosting the 5th Congress and conference on the 27th - 30th October 2010 in Ponce, Puerto Rico. The conference is entitled Prototyping New Logics for Architectural Production and Connectivity, and will be hosted by the Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico.

September 26, 2010

In Our Space

The University of the West Indies (UWI), St. Augustine will be hosting a one day symposium, entitled Art, Design and Architecture in our Space: New Perspectives on Art and Design Practice in the Caribbean to be held at the Institute of Critical Thinking, UWI, St. Augustine on 6th October 2010.

Sixteen panellists drawn from the fields of art, design and architecture, as well as researchers from related disciplines will present papers at the Symposium. The Symposium papers will be published after the event.

June 8, 2009


The Department of Architecture, Assiut University - Egypt presents the 8th International Architectural Conference under the theme Contemporary Issues in Architecture & the Built Environment

Conference runs from 13th to 15th April 2010 at the Assiut University Conference Centre

May 11, 2009

Ethics in Architecture and Urbanism

Architechnophilia has been invited to participate in the 11th Virtual Forum of Iran Architectural Blogs under the theme Professional Ethics in Architecture and Urbanism

follow the link to contribute to the discussion

May 6, 2009

School and Classroom Design Symposium

The Education Discussion Group is hosting a symposium on the topic of school and classroom design as well as its impact on teaching and learning. Literature and policy documents on education and training are replete with indicators that speak of the ‘interactive, experiential, and dynamic’ climate of schools of the future and the symposium aims to grapple with school design issues through the lens of hypothetical scenarios that are reflective of real-world strengths and weaknesses.

The Education Discussion Group (EDG) is a 25 member, voluntary non-profit organization started in 2004 that shares a common interest in the furthering of education and training in Trinidad and Tobago.

date: Thursday May 14, 2009
venue: School of Education, The University of the West Indies, Trinidad
programme: keynote speaker to be announced

April 16, 2009

VII Biennial of Caribbean Architecture

The Federation of Caribbean Associations of Architects (FCAA) in conjunction with the Society of Architecture for the National Union of Architects and Engineers for the Construction of Cuba (UNAICC) presents the VII Biennial of Caribbean Architecture under the theme The Caribbean That Unites Us to be held in Havana, Cuba from 20th to 22nd October, 2009.

DoCo MoMo | Curacao



What was the social and political impact of the architectural Modern Movement on the island of Curaçao and other neighbouring countries?
This is the central theme of the first regional DoCoMoMo conference to be held in Curaçao in co-operation with the University of the Netherlands Antilles (UNA) from 27th to to 29th April 2009. A number of renown architects from the Caribbean region will be presenting cases of the Modern Movement in their respective home countries.

schedule of events

previous Symposium on Caribbean Modernist Architecture

March 10, 2009

Florence is submerged!

The 7th edition of Rotte Metropolitane, a project promoted by the Cultural Department of the City of Florence. This year is marked by series of initiatives and events that will begin with a conference-debate starting on 12th March.

links require Italian translation

February 10, 2009

Postopolis! LA

A live 5-day blogathon in Los Angeles with back-to-back discussions, interviews, panels, slideshows, films and parties designed to push the architecture and landscape conversation from virtual to reality.

for more info

June 4, 2008

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