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Department of Architectural Technology and Conservation
Conference on the Education of the Professional
Architectural Technologist
Date: June 4
Venue: Bolton Street
Following the recent publication of the 10-level
National Framework of Qualifications by the National Qualifications
Authority of Ireland (NQAI) it will be necessary for the various
educational institutions to review and revise their programmes
to address the issues of access, transfer and progression in
a national context.
Arising from this, existing 3-year diploma courses will be restructured
as NQAI Level 7 Ordinary Bachelor’s Degrees, while subsequent
qualifications will be offered as Level 8 Honours Bachelor’s
Degrees, Level 9 Master’s Degrees and, ultimately, Level
10 Doctoral Degrees.
This development offers exciting challenges to the various architectural
technology programmes in Ireland. In particular it offers an
opportunity for the educators in architectural technology to
develop or restructure their post-Level 7 qualifications on
a consistent basis and to outcomes that meet the particular
needs of the professional architectural technologist.
Arising from the above, the Department of Architectural Technology
and Conservation at Dublin Institute of Technology will host
a conference on the Education of the Professional Architectural
Technologist, to take place on Friday 4 June 2004.
The conference will be attended by representatives of DIT, Waterford
IT, Cork IT, Carlow IT, the National Qualifications Authority
of Ireland, HETAC, the Royal Institute of Architects of Ireland
Board of Architectural Education, the Royal Institute of Architects
of Ireland Technician Committee, the British Institute of Architectural
Technologists, and a number of professional architectural technologists
and architects.
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EAAE
ARCC Conference 2004 |
2 – 4 JUNE 2004 - DUBLIN
SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE - DUBLIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY BOLTON STREET
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June
2, 3, 4 Dublin School of Architecture D.I.T. Bolton Street
Dublin Ireland. Phone 353 1 4023690 e-mail: eaae.arcc@dit.ie
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Keynote speakers:
Chris Luebkeman – Ove Arup, London. Ciarán O’Connor
– Office of Public Works, Dublin. Professor Brian Norton
– President Dublin Institute of Technology. |
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Day
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| Wednesday
02/06/04 |
Venue:
Dublin School of Architecture, Bolton Street, DIT
| 08.00 |
Registration/ Coffee |
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| 09.00 |
Conference opening address by:
President of EAAE – J. Horan
President of ARCC – F. Rifki |
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| 09.30 |
Keynote Speech by:
Chris
Luebkeman
Prof Luebkeman is an engineer and architect, currently
a director of research and development with Arup.
He has taught at University of Oregon, ETH in Zurich,
Chinese University of Hong Kong and at MIT. |
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Session One: Five Papers |
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Conceptualisation & Collaborative Methodology
The Grands Ateliers in France- D Grezes,Grenoble
France
Translating Architectural Education Research –
A Kwok,B Haglund,W Grondzik, USA |
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| 11.00 |
Coffee
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| 11.15 |
Session One (cont.)
Unfriendly Problems – P Russell,
Aachen,Ger
Aims for the Active Learning scene – C
Dyressen, Gotenburg, Sweden
Reconnecting the City– L Farrelly,
Portsmouth,UK
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| 12.15 |
Discussion |
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| 13.00 |
Lunch |
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| 14.00 |
Session Two: Four Papers |
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Knowledge & Practice
Knowledge
Production by Architectural Practice –
F Nilsson, Gotenburg,Sweden
Creating an Archit. Knowledge base in theory and
practice – L Fontein, Ottawa,
Canada
Mind the Gap – S De Bleeckere,Diepenbeek
Belgium
Connecting Practice to Academy – S
Dent, New Mex,USA
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| 15.30 |
Discussion |
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| 16.00 |
Coffee |
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| 16.30 |
Session Three: Four Papers |
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Student to Architect: Learning Transformation
The
student, the architect, his intern and her knowledge
-A Heylighen, Leuven, Belgium
The Teaching Office – A Joyce,
ACE
Integrating Research into Practice – K
Roper, Atlanta,USA
Representation & Collaboration – A
& K Smith, Utah USA |
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| 18.00 |
Discussion |
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| 18.30 |
Close Day 1 |
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| 19.30 |
Partners join conference group. Transport to
RIYC Dun Laoghaire.
Dress code: jackets, ties, smart casual. |
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| 20.00 |
Conference Dinner |
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Day
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| Thursday
03/06/04 |
Venue:
Botanic Gardens
| 08.00 |
Assemble at Dublin School of Architecture, DIT.
Transport to Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin. |
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| 08.30 |
Coffee |
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| 09.00 |
Keynote Speech by:
Ciaran O’Connor
Mr. O’Connor is the assist. principal architect
in the Office of Public Works. He has won numerous
architectural awards for his work chiefly: the Europa
Nostra Gold Medal 1997, the RIAI Triennial Restoration
Medal 2001. His work has been extensively published
and exhibited in Ireland and abroad. He is actively
involved in promoting standards in construction
and education. |
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| 10.00 |
Session Four: Five papers |
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Transferable Knowledge
Collaborative
Online Course – D Bender,
Arizona, USA
On the Interdependancy of thinking – J
Schnier, Buffalo USA |
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| 10.45 |
Coffee |
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Session Four (cont.)
Architectural Competitions &
Reflective practices – D Bilodeau
& JP Chupin, Montreal, Canada
Defining the Virtual – P Russell
Aachen, Germany
Evaluation of graduate competencies – J Drake,
Newcastle, Australia |
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| 12.00 |
Discussion |
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| 12.45 |
Lunch |
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| 14.00 |
Session Five: Four papers |
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Case Studies & Experimentation
The
Roadscape as Garden – C Wingren,
Alnarp, Sweden
Disney Hall – M Schiler,
Southern Cal, USA
Case Studies in Rural Placemaking – N
Krug,Neb. USA
Multi-family Housing – SukKyung,
Texas USA |
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| 15.30 |
Discussion |
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| 16.00 |
Coffee |
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| 16.30 |
Session Six: Five Papers |
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Prototype Design
Measuring
the value of daylighting labs –
D Brentrup, N.Carl.USA
Building, Teaching, Thinking – MG
Hipola, Madrid, Spain
Modified Knowledge in the field of Architecture–
LH Stahl, Lund,Sweden
Interdisciplinary Methodology – J
Bermudez, Utah USA
Adding Sound to.. – S Oliver,
Idaho, USA |
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| 18.30 |
Discussion |
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| 19.00 |
Close Day 2 |
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| 19.15 |
Transport back to Dublin School of Architecture |
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| 20.00 |
Evening free for delegates in Dublin |
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Day
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| Friday
04/06/04 |
Venue:
Dublin School of Architecture, Bolton Street, DIT
| 08.30 |
Coffee |
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| 09.00 |
Keynote Speech by:
Prof. Brian Norton
Prof. Norton is president of DIT. He has made major
theoretical and experimental contributions to research
in solar energy. His work is cited extensively internationally.
He has received numerous awards chiefly: the gold
medal of the Amir of Bahrain for outstanding achievement
in solar thermal applications,1996 Napier Shaw medal
& 1999 Roscoe Award of the Institute of Energy. |
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Session Seven : Five papers |
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Sustainability & Building
The
Workplace Performance Project – B
Haglund, Uni. of Idaho USA
Building a Passive Solar Residence – R
Michal, Arizona USA
Recycled Building Materials Market –P
Kennedy Nebraska, USA |
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| 10.45 |
Coffee |
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Session Seven (cont.)
Modelling Techniques for Sustainable - S
Ubbelohde, Berkeley,USA
Noise Reduction of Green Roofs – D
Ouis, Malmo University, Sweden |
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| 11.45 |
Discussion |
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Lunch |
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Session Eight: Four Papers |
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Design Origins
Cultural Architecture – S Gromark,
Gothenburg,Sweden
Bridges & Prototypes – D Elger,
Karlsruhe,Germany
Form & Structural Expression – S
Vassigh, Buffalo, USA
Establishing Programmatic Foundations – R
Koester, Ball St. USA |
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| 15.30 |
Discussion |
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| 16.00 |
Coffee |
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Session Nine: Five Papers |
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Approaches to design research
Performance
Analysis & concept design – A
Marsh, Cardiff UK
Designing a Hypothesis for Case Studies –
W Grondzik & A Kwok, Florida
A&MU, Uni. Oregon, USA
La representation, outil d’analyse –
MA Creps, Grenoble France
The Architect according to APS - B Krucker,
ETH Switzerland
Discontinuities of Space – F Rifki,
O Kepez, E Demir N.Carl.
USA |
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| 18.20 |
Discussion |
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| 19.00 |
Close of Conference
Address by: Sean O’Laoire of Murray O’Laoire
Architects |
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| 19.30 |
Wine Reception & Exhibition of Dublin School
of Architecture |
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Day
4 |
| Saturday
05/06/04 |
Venue:
Varies
| 09.30 |
Guided
Tours of Dublin |
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| 12.00 |
End of Tours |
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