2012Shanghai Architecture Fair Program

2012 Shanghai Architecture Fair
Concurrent events for Green Building China 2012
March 26th to 29th, Shanghai New International Expo Center, Shanghai Himalayas Center
26th March
27th March
28th March
29th March
Event
Evening
Green Night VIP Dinner
9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00
Himalayas Center
MX Center
Master Forum
Architect Library
Dialogue with Mr. Kengo Kuma
IC
Dialogue with Mr. Waro Kishi
MX Center
Dialogue with Mr. David Gianotten
Architect Library
HASSELL Studio Architects Salon
Architect Library
Sino-Italy Design Management Salon
MX Center
Affordable Housing Planning Seminar
Architect Library
Frame & Friends Architects Salon
Remarks:
200 ~ 250 Pax
Master Forum
Whole Day, 27th
International Center (IC) located in E2 Hall
120 ~ 150 Pax
Dialogue with Waro Kishi
Morning, 27th
International Center (IC)
Architect Library located in W5 Hall
60 ~ 80 Pax
Dialogue with Kengo Kuma
Morning, 27th
Architect Library
Dialogue with David Gianotten
Afternoon, 28th
MX Center
HASSELL Studio Architects Salon
Morning, 28th
MX Center
MX Center located in N4 Hall
Event List
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MX Center
Sino-Italy Design Management Salon
Afternoon, 28th
Architect Library
Affordable Housing Planning Seminar
Morning, 29th
MX Center
Frame & Friends Architects Salon
Morning, 29th
Architect Library
Master Forum
Date:
March 27th, 2012
10：00 – 10：40
Venue: MX Center, N4 Hall, SNIEC
Who should attend: architects, interior designers, landscape planners
Innovative and Sustainable materials for the future
Els Zijlstra, Creative Director, Materia
Materials mean a lot for Architecture and Interior Design. Eco new materials and the new usage of traditional materials are the 2 developing trends for Building
and Construction industries in the future. Els told us:” When I found Materia, all my fascinations came together (architecture, biology, biomimicry, cultural
anthroposophy and journalism).”
10：40 – 11：20
The building as a source of energy
Paul de Ruiter, Founder, Architectenbureau Paul de Ruiter
Paul is one of the renowned Dutch Architects. He devotes himself into eco sustainability and achieved great efforts in this field. His best project is the TNT Center
in Hoofddorp which got the LEED Platinum certificate (In Northern European region, there are only 150 building projects can get the LEED Platinum certificate).
Besides his design activities Paul worked at a doctoral dissertation on climate active facades. He gives lectures, writes articles for professional journals and
teaches at the Dutch technical universities. Paul de Ruiter is involved with the foundation Living Daylights and is committed to several institutions that aim at a
sustainable world.
11：20 – 12：00
Reversible Urbanism
Caroline Bos, Co-Founder, UN Studio
Caroline Bos (1959) studied History of Art at Birkbeck College of the University of London and Urban and Regional Planning at the Faculty of Geosciences,
University of Utrecht. In 1988 she founded Van Berkel & Bos Architectuurbureau with the architect Ben van Berkel, extending their joint theoretical and writing
projects to the practice of architecture. Realized projects include the Erasmus bridge in Rotterdam, museum Het Valkhof in Nijmegen and the Moebius house.
In 1998 Ben van Berkel and Caroline Bos founded UNStudio (United Net). UNStudio presents itself as a network of specialists in architecture, urban development
and infrastructure. Current projects are the restructuring of the station area of Arnhem, the mixed-use Raffles City in Hangzhou, a masterplan for Basauri, a dance
theatre for St. Petersburg and the design and restructuring of the Harbor Ponte Parodi in Genoa. UNStudio has realized amongst others the Mercedes-Benz
Museum in Stuttgart, a façade and interior renovation for the Galleria Department store in Seoul and a private villa in up-state New York.
12：15 – 13：45
Luncheon
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14：00 – 14：45
The Building Disappear
Kengo Kuma, Founder, Kengo Kuma and associates
Working in China is a significant change for my philosophy against western design principals. Japan is too small that I could not practice all the inspirations. China
is such an amazing country that multinational cultures, histories and traditions melt into the “Eastern Lion”.
“Why not we try to put a stone on the road and think over how to best put the stone and to see what will happen. I have the Impulse that we call this kind of action
Architecture Design.
14：45 – 15：30
The Cultural Sustainability of Architecture
Waro Kishi, Founder, Waro Kishi + K Associate
Mr. Waro Kishi is one of the best Japanese Architects. He advocates the Cultural Sustainability into his projects. He believes that a good building project must not
be a “Cultural Killer” for the region the building locates. He is also a renowned professor in University of Kyoto. His best projects include: Kyoto Kagaku Research
Institute, Tokyo International Air Terminal Commercial Zone, etc.
15：30 – 17：00
Panel Discussion: Cross Discipline: Architecture, Art and Inspiration
Dai Zhikang, President, Zendai Group
Alan Chan, Founder, Alan Chan design, renowned Hong Kong artist
Jiang Qionger, Brand Director, Shang-Xia
Mi Qiu, modern artist, architect, designer
Giel Groothuis, director, Dutch Design Workspace
Cross Discipline is not a new topic for architects and other fields’ designers. Art is always the corridor for inspiration in all kinds of design. How do different
industries’ art players consider architecture, art towards their projects?
Simultaneous Interpretation Services will be provided to this Event (Please bring your ID / Name Card / other Identity cards)
Organizer has the right to adjust the form and content of the event without previous notice.
The right of explanation towards the event belongs to the organizer.
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Dialogue with Mr. Waro Kishi
Date:
March 27th, 2012
Venue: International Center, E2 Hall, SNIEC
10：30 – 10：35
Introduce Mr. Waro Kishi
10：35 – 11：15
Recent Projects’ briefing
Who should attend: architects, interior designers, landscape planners
Waro Kishi
11：15 – 12：00
Dialogue with architects working in China
Dialogue with Mr. Kengo Kuma
Date:
March 27th, 2012
Venue: Architect Library, W5 Hall, SNIEC
10：30 – 10：35
Introduce Mr. Kengo Kuma
10：35 – 11：15
My Design Philo
Who should attend: architects, interior designers, landscape planners
Kengo Kuma
11：15 – 12：00
Dialogue with architects working in China
Dialogue with Mr. David Gianotten
Date:
March 28th, 2012
Venue: MX Center, N4 Hall, SNIEC
14：30 – 14：35
Introduce Mr. David Gianotten
14：35 – 15：15
Responsible Architecture
David Gianotten
15：15 – 16：00
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Who should attend: architects, interior designers, landscape planners
HASSELL Studio Architects Salon
Date:
March 28th, 2012
Venue: Architect Library, W5 Hall, SNIEC
Who should attend: architects, interior designers, landscape planners
HASSELL Studio is one of the best design firms in Australia and Asia Pacific region. Their best projects include: Headquarter Building of Deutsche Bank Group in HK, Headquarter of
Alibaba in Hang Zhou, Shanghai Pudong New Century Radisson Hotel (Interior), etc.
In years, HASSELL not only gain great reputation in China, but also contribute to the communication of the architecture industrial chain.
In this event, HASSELL invites the best designer in their firm to share opinions and philosophies with other practitioners to bring all attendees an interactive medium sized salon for
architects and designers.
Sino-Italy Design Management Salon
Date:
March 28th, 2012
Venue: Architect Library, W5 Hall, SNIEC
Who should attend: architects, interior designers, landscape planners
Most of the management members in design firms are coming from practical designer background. They have strong ability of design and practice. However, with the development of
the industry, management can no longer be coaching hands to hands any more. The standard to judge a good design firm is not on the design field ONLY any more. In stead, the
management system and the user-friendly corporate culture become the other key to open clients’ doors. Through good management system and strategy, a design firm can keep their
style of design for each projects they have been doing and no need for the management members to keep on teaching new designers how to keep consistence of the brand.
Organized by Tongji University Sino-Italy Institute and VNU Exhibitions Asia, the Sino-Italy Design Management Salon, as one of the events for 2012 Shanghai Architecture Fair, invites
Mr. Francesco Gatti from Italy, to share his experiences in Design Management.
Introduction:
Francesco Gatti was born in Rome in 1973. He graduated with honors degree in ROMA TRE University. In 2002 he established 3GATTI. In 2004 he
opened a new branch of the office in Shanghai where he completed many projects as the “Red Wall”, the “Shenyang shopping mall”, the “In Factory” old
factories renovations, the “KIC plaza” park, and prestigious interiors as the “Red Object” space, “The Cut” interactive disco club, “ZeBar” and “Alter”
fashion store.
Gatti won many competition and awards as: the “Buchanan Underground Station” (Glasgow-Scotland), the “Tra la murgia e il mare" urban development
(Andria-Italy), the "500M³ design " GBD art residential district (Beijing-China), the “06 Modern Decoration interior design media price” (Shenzhen-China)
and recently won the international competition for the construction of the Automobile Museum in Nanjing. His work was published in many international
reviews. Today Gatti teach in ROMA TRE University (Italy) and in TongJi and JiaTong University (China) where he also participated as master of the
Archiprix International.
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Affordable Housing Planning Seminar
Date:
March 29th, 2012
Venue: MX Center, N4 Hall, SNIEC
Who should attend: architects, interior designers, landscape planners
Topics:
The recent status of the affordable housing in China - ECADI
The analysis on American affordable housing system and projects – Tongji University
The designware for affordable housing projects in US - AECOM
The strategy for affordable housing in UK – Atkins
The strategy for affordable housing in Germany – M + W Group / Rheinschiene
The strategy for affordable housing in Singapore
Speakers:
Dr. Xu Peng, Distinguished Professor, Tongji University; Joan Zhou, Green Building Consulting, Research and Development Center, Director of Architecture & Site Research TAG –
ECADI; Liao Liang, building engineering sustainability team leader, AECOM, LEED AP, ASHRAE member; Christian JUNGE, Managing Director, Rheinschiene Beijing;
Valentin Doering, Project Manager and the Green Building Coordinator, M+W Group; Qian Yingchu, Head of Building Sustainability, LEED AP, F&G (member of Atkins)
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Frame & Friends Architects Salon
Date:
March 29th, 2012
Venue: Architect Library, W5 Hall, SNIEC
Who should attend: architects, interior designers, landscape planners
《Frame》is one of the best design magazines in the world. It is called one of the 5 design magazines on the desks of those architect masters.
In this salon, 《Frame》invites renowned architects from China, Europe and US to share design inspirations, deliver cutting-edge trends to young designers attending the event.
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