Day 3 - Saturday 13 June 2015
Time / location
9.00-10:45 / Room C
Speaker, affiliation and subject
Part Va: Issues, Movements, Themes and Debates
Presenters:
Jane Amidon (Northeastern University)*: Open Space And Landscaping
Russel Lopez (Northeastern University)*: Public Health/Healthy Urban Planning
Cor Wagenaar (Delft University of Technology): Housing For The Elites And For The Workers
Domenic Vitiello (University of Pennsylvania): Infrastructure: Transportation and Lifelines
Stephen Ward (Oxford Brookes University): Planning Diffusion: Instruments, Regulation, Tools and Techniques
Chair:
Carmen Díez (University of Zaragoza)
Discussant:
Dirk Schubert (HCU Hamburg)
Rapporteur:
Joe Nasr (Ryerson University)
10.45-11.00
Coffee break
11.00-13.00 / Room C
Part Vb: Issues, Movements, Themes and Debates
Presenters:
Carola Hein (Delft University of Technology): Visionary Planning Of Future Cities, Urban Parts And Communities
Mary Corbin Sies (University of Maryland)*: Social Justice, Race, Ethnicity And Gender
Dirk Schubert (HCU Hamburg): Opposition, Participation, And Community Driven Planning Histories
Peter Larkham (Birmingham City University): Man-made And Natural Disasters, Reconstruction And Renewal
Dieter Schott (Technical University Darmstadt)*: Livability And Environmental Sustainability
Jyoti Hosagrahar (Columbia University, UNESCO CHAIR at Srishti, Bangalore): Heritage Conservation
Chair:
Eric Verdeil (Yerson University)
Discussant:
Christine Garnaut (University of South Australia)
Rapporteur:
Christopher Silver (University of Florida)
13.00-14.00
Lunch
14.00-15:30 / Room C
Part VI: Futures
Presenters:
Eugenie Birch (University of Pennsylvania): Planning History In Practice
Tom Avermaete (Delft University of Technology): Emerging Planning Histories Of The Early 21st Century
Carola Hein (Delft University of Technology): Conclusion: Lessons for Planning History
Stephen Ramos/Florian Urban/Philip Wagner/Duanfang Lu (University of Georgia/Glasgow School of Art/Humboldt University Berlin/
University of Sydney): Challenges Ahead
Chair:
Clement Orillard (Institut d’Urbanisme de Paris)
Discussant:
Cor Wagenaar (Delft University of Technology)
Rapporteur:
Jyoti Hosagrahar (Columbia University, UNESCO Chair at Srishti, Bangalore)
15.30-16.30
General Meeting/Comments from Rapporteurs/Discussion for All
* = not attending the workshop, paper will be included in the discussion
PLANNING
HISTORY
WORKSHOP
SCHEDULE
Convener: Carola Hein
Chair History of Architecture and
Urban Planning
June 11-13, 2015, TU Delft
Faculty of Architecture and the Built
Environment, 2628 BL
www.iphs2016.org
Free admission
Subscribe at [email protected]
Partners:
Van Eesteren-Fluck & Lohuizen Stichting
Mecanoo - NWO - KNAW - ISOCARP
Department of Urbanism, TU Delft
Department of Architecture, TU Delft
EFL STICHTING
Day 1 - Thursday 11 June 2015
Time / location
8.30 / Room C
9.00-10:45 / Room C
Speaker, affiliation and subject
Introduction by Carola Hein: Why planning History?
Part I: The History of Planning History
Day 2 - Friday 12 June 2015
Time / location
9.00-10:45 / Room C
Presenters:
Robert Home (Anglia Ruskin University): Global Systems Foundations of the Discipline
Javier Monclus / Carmen Díez (University of Zaragoza): Urbanisme, Urbanistica, Urbanismo
Clement Orillard (Institut d’Urbanisme de Paris): The Francophone Tradition
Celina Kress (Center for Metropolitan Studies, Technische Universität Berlin): Städtebau and Its Global Diffusion
David Gordon (Queen’s University)*: Politics, Power and Urban Form
Chair:
Maria Taylor (Ph.D Candidate, University of Michigan)
Discussant:
Richard Hu (University of Sydney)
Rapporteur:
Nancy Kwak (University of California, San Diego)
Presenters:
Robert Freestone (University of New South Wales Australia): Writing the History of Modern Planning
Stephen Ward (Oxford Brookes University): The Pioneers, Institutions, and Vehicles of Planning History
Christopher Silver (University of Florida): Education and Schools of Planning History and their Global Emergence
Nancy Kwak (University of California, San Diego): The Discipline and Interdisciplinarity of Planning History
Chair:
Bishwapriya Sanyal (MIT)
Discussant:
Domenic Vitiello (University of Pennsylvania)
Rapporteur:
Andre Sorensen (University of Toronto Scarborough)
10.45-11.00
11.00-13.00 / Room C
Coffee break
Part II: Methods, Theory and Case Studies
10.45-11.00
11.00-13.00 / Room C
Presenters:
Andre Sorensen (University of Toronto Scarborough): Theories in Planning History
Peter Batey (University of Liverpool): Methodology of Planning History
Robert Freestone (University of New South Wales Australia): Biographies
Christine Garnaut (University of South Australia): Scales: From Neighborhood to Metropolis and Region
Chair:
Javier Monclus (University of Zaragoza)
Discussant:
Christopher Klemek (George Washington University)
Rapporteur:
Stephen Ward (Oxford Brookes University)
13.00-14.00
14.00-15:30 / Room C
Lunch
EFL Foundation Roundtable: Global Perspectives on Cornelis van Eesteren en Theodoor van Lohuizen
Participants:
Robert Freestone (University of New South Wales Australia)
Christopher Silver (University of Florida)
Andre Sorensen (University of Toronto Scarborough)
Nancy Kwak (University of California, San Diego)
Stephen Ward (Oxford Brookes University)
Dirk Schubert (HCU Hamburg)
Christine Garnaut (University of South Australia)
Peter Batey (University of Liverpool)
Chairs:
Han Meyer (Delft University of Technology)
Frits Palmboom (Delft University of Technology)
Arnold van der Valk (University of Wageningen)
15.30-16.30
Coffee break and guided tour through Delft to Mecanoo Office
16:30-18:00 / Mecanoo Mecanoo Discussion: Understanding Cultural Landscapes
Office / Oude Delft 203
Participants:
Clement Orillard (Institut d’Urbanisme de Paris)
Javier Monclus (University of Zaragoza)
Carmen Diez (University of Zaragoza)
Celina Kress (Center for Metropolitan Studies, Technische Universität Berlin)
Maria Taylor (Ph.D Candidate, University of Michigan)
Susan Parnell (African Centre for Cities at the University of Cape Town)
June Komisar (Ryerson University)
Bishwapriya Sanyal (MIT)
Abidin Kusno (The University of British Columbia)
Chair:
Dick van Gameren (Mecanoo Architects/Delft University of Technology)
Speaker, affiliation and subject
Part IIIa: Systems, Typologies and Cultures
Coffee break
Part IIIb: Systems, Typologies and Cultures
Presenters:
Dirk Schubert (HCU Hamburg): Ports and Waterfronts
John Gold/Margaret Gold (Oxford Brookes University/London Metropolitan University): Urban Segments and Event Spaces
Andre Sorensen (University of Toronto Scarborough): Global Suburbs
Richard Hu (University of Sydney): Planning for Economic Development
Chair:
Celina Kress (Center for Metropolitan Studies, Technische Universität Berlin)
Discussant:
Robert Freestone (University of New South Wales Australia)
Rapporteur:
David Massey (University of Liverpool)
13.00-14.00
Lunch/ General Discussion on Open Access
Chairs: Franklin van der Hoeven (Delft University of Technology)
14.00-15:30 / Room C
Part IVa: Writing Planning History: Time, Place and Culture
Presenters:
Michael A. Smith*/Carola Hein (Arizona State University/Delft University of Technology): Ancient Cities, Modern Planning
David Massey (University of Liverpool): Key Planning Histories Of The 19th And Early 20th Century
Christopher Klemek (George Washington University): Key Planning Histories Of The Late 20th Century
Maria Taylor/Irina Kukina (Ph.D Candidate, University of Michigan/Siberian Federal University, Krasnoyarsk): Planning Histories In Russia
Chair:
Peter Larkham (Birmingham City University)
Discussant:
John Gold/Margaret Gold (Oxford Brookes University/London Metropolitan University)
Rapporteur:
Abidin Kusno (The University of British Columbia)
15.30-16.00
16:00-17:30 / Room C
Coffee break
Part IVb: Writing Planning History: Time, Place and Culture
Presenters:
Susan Parnell (African Centre for Cities at the University of Cape Town): Planning Histories In Africa
Joe Nasr/Eric Verdeil (Ryerson University): Planning Histories In The Arab World
Abramson (University of Washington)*: Planning Histories In China
Bishwapriya Sanyal (MIT): Planning Histories In India
Abidin Kusno (The University of British Columbia): Planning Histories In South East Asia
Chair:
Peter Batey (University of Liverpool)
Discussant:
Stephen Ramos (The University of Georgia)
Rapporteur:
Robert Home (Anglia Ruskin University)
19.00 / Bagijnhof 118
By invitation: Dinner at Restaurant Van der Dussen in Delft (http://www.restaurantvanderdussen.nl/)