International E-Symposium on Architecture, Urbanity and Social Sustainability of 21st Century: In Search of New Paradigms
October 15, 2022
12:00 pm EDT
International E-Symposium on Architecture, Urbanity and Social Sustainability of 21st Century: In Search of New Paradigms
With an augmented focus on address crises: Integrated Research and action in an era of experiencing the global pandemic of COVID-19 and witnessing the initiation of World War III catastrophe
Saturday, October 15, from noon to 3:00 p.m. ET
A recording of the event will be made available.
Chair: Professor Greg Andonian (gregandonian@cunet.carleton.ca)
Speakers and topics:
ARCHITECTURE | AI | COVID | WAR | NEW SPACE CIVILIZATION
by Greg Andonian, Professor of Architecture, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada
HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE
by Karel Boullart, Professor Emeritus, Faculty of Letters of Ghent University, Belgium
ON WAR BEING AT THE FOUNDATION OF THE ARTS:
A Reading of John Ruskin’s Lecture on War in The Crown of Wild Olives
by Taha Douri, Dean, College of Design, American University in the Emirates, Dubai
DESIGN QUALITY RESET:
Interrogating Definition, Delineation, Measurement + Meaning in a Shifting Ethos
Nooshin Esmaeili & Sinclair B.R., Ph.D. Candidate & Professor, University of Calgary, Canada
MODERN MANIPULATED ARCHITECTURE & SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
by Kensei Hiwaki, VP IIAS & Professor Emeritus of Tokyo International University, Japan
Tenets of Integrated Behavioral Science:
ECONOMIC PSYCHOLOGY FOR 21ST CENTURY
by Torben Larsen, Retired Researcher & Chief Consultant, University of Southern Denmark
CADECO | CAD + ECOLO-CO-CULTURAL ORGANIZATION & SYMBIOSIS
by Tarkko Oksala, Architect, Researcher & Educator, Aalto University, Helsinki, Finland
THE ROLE OF HUMAN ECOLOGY IN CONTEMPORARY CRISES
By Giorgio Pizziolo & Rita Micarelli, Human Ecologists, Landscape Architects, Milan, Italy
CREATIVITY vs. BUILD, DESTRUCT, RE-BUILD
by Hiltrud Schinzel, Magister Artium, Art Historian, Artist, Dusseldorf, Germany
ARCHITECTURE AT A CRITICAL THRESHOLD:
Meaningfully Migrating from Luxury to Essential Services
by Brian R. Sinclair, Professor of Architecture, Planning & Landscape, University of Calgary, Canada
See the papers and more information about the symposium here: https://issuu.com/greg_andonian.carleton/docs/2-2022_archurb_socsust_xii