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This symposium is being held at a significant period of development for contemporary traditional and classical architecture. The skills and knowledge of traditional architecture has survived the advent of Modernism into the 21st century through the pioneering work of a number of Architects and Theorists. Their persistence has spurred on a new
generation of Architects and academics to take up the challenge of teaching and practice.
Today for the first time in many decades, a significant professional body has formed which is both academically vocal, commercially successful and promises to continue this tradition. This symposium provides an opportunity to discuss the direction and challenges that the 21st century holds for traditional architecture and urban design. The event will take place at the Notre Dame University London Centre, 1 Suffolk Street, SW1Y 4HG
Speakers include
- Jan Maciag
- Robert Adam
- Hugh Petter
- Dr. Richard John
- Richard Economakis
- Prof. Richard Hayward
- Christine Frank
- Prof. David Watkin
- Krupali Uplekar
- Francis Terry
- Alireza Sagharchi
- Julian Bicknell
- Liam O’Connor
- Tiffany Abernathy
- Craig Hamilton
- Ben Bolgar
Programme
Friday 30th June
1:00pm: REGISTRATION / COFFEE
1:45pm: INTRODUCTION, ORIGINS AND DIRECTIONS
Jan Maciag, Chairman of TAG
2:00pm: Inaugural address by Robert Adam, Architect
2:30pm: Keynote Address given by Philip Bess (Director of the Graduate Programme
at Notre Dame) on behalf of Michael Lykoudis Dean of the School of Architecture,University of Notre Dame
3:00pm: Hugh Petter, 'Overview of Professional Developments in Britain'
3:30pm: Coffee Break
4:00pm: IMPORTANCE OF THE ACADEMIES
4:00pm: Dr. Richard John, University of Miami,"Vitruvius' Symmetriae: The Debate on Method"
4:30pm: Richard Economakis, University of Notre Dame, 'Teaching Classical and Traditional Architecture Today'
5:00pm: Prof. Richard Hayward, The Head of the School of Architecture, Universityof Greenwich
5:30pm: PANEL DISCUSSION
Moderator: Jan Maciag
6:00pm: Close, Followed by Drinks
Saturday 1st July
9:45am: REGISTRATION / COFFEE
10:15am: INTRODUCTION :AUTODIDACTS AND ACTIVISTS: Jan Maciag, Chairman of TAG
10:30am: Christine Franck , Designer and Educator 'The Classical Renaissance in America: Practitioners, Programs, Publications'
11.00am:Krupali Uplekar, University of Notre Dame, Contemporary practice and issues on preservation
11:30am: Prof. David Watkin, Historian and Professor, Peterhouse, Cambridge University
12:30pm: LIGHT LUNCH & REFRESHMENTS IN THE COMMON ROOM
2:00pm: RECENT WORK, THEMES AND DIRECTIONS
2:00pm: Peter Yiangou Principal Peter Yiangou Associates LLP
2:20pm: Alireza Sagharchi Principal Stanhope Gate Architecture+Urban Design
2:40pm: Julian Bicknell Principal, Julian Bicknell Associates
3.00pm: Liam O’Connor, Principal Liam O'Connor Architects
3:20pm: Coffee Break
3:40pm: Tiffany Abernathy , Associate John Simpson And Partners
4:00pm: Craig Hamilton, Principal Craig Hamilton Architects
4:20pm: Ben Bolgar, Director of Design, The Prince’s Foundation
5:00pm: PANEL DISCUSSION Moderated by Paul Finch, Editor of Architectural Review. All speakers
5:30pm: CONCLUDING REMARKS & CLOSE Paul Finch
Symposium kindly sponsored by TRADITIONAL ARCHITECTURE GROUP. An RIBA linked Society.
A contribution of £10 to cover refreshments will be required from each participant on entry.
Deadline for registrations 15th June 2006.
Further details
Tel. +44 (0)1733 558337
Register online at www.taguk.net
All rights reserved
INTBAU UK is a registered Charity no. 1103068
© INTBAU 2001-8
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