This is Session 1 of 2 for Topic 3 in the 2021 Global Architecture Exchanges series: Affordable housing – what can architects do to address social inequalities?
Topic 3, Session 1 was held on 22 September 2021. This session includes speakers from the UK, Ireland, China, Japan and Australia.
This session explores how innovative architectural ideas respond to social inequalities such as housing, poverty, and health. What are the different ways to deliver housing when it is managed and/or delivered at different levels (council/government authorities, private housing, community let housing etc.) Look beyond the profession to supply solutions to the lack of infrastructure in some places and learn how to include the management of future crisis (be it another pandemic, climate change, or other) into our designs.
Programme:
011 ‘Build Less, Give More’; Sustainability through reductionism
Australian Institute of Architects
Jeremy McLeod - Founding Director, Breathe Architecture
055 Advocacy for Quality Housing: Neighbourhood Renewal through Innovative Community Housing and the Reuse of Buildings and Land
The Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland
Gerry Cahill FRIAI - Director, CMQ Architecture and Sketch Architects
045 Environmental communication equipment, Public Reconstruction Housing In Nakamachi 2-Yabuki
Japan Institute of Architects
Ar. Hideki Iwahori and Ar. Ako Nagao - Hideki Iwahori & Ako Nagao Architect Office
057 The role of architects in the construction of government-subsidized housing
The Architectural Society of China
Arch Liu Xiaozhong - Chief Architect Beijing Institute of Architectural Design (Group) Co., Ltd.
017 An introduction of an on-going project in Kenya to develop a prototype model of affordable housing by "Facility Separated Housing System"
Japan Institute of Architects
SAKATA Izumi - Architect/President, OSA Japan
000 Ingredients for successful affordable housing delivery
Royal Institute of British Architects
Lanre Gbolade - Co-Founding Director & Consultant, Gbolade Design Studio (GDS)
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This is Session 2 of 2 for Topic 3 in the 2021 Global Architecture Exchanges series: Affordable housing – what can architects do to address social inequalities?
Topic 3, Session 2 was held on 23 September 2021. This session includes speakers from the UK, Ireland, USA and Brazil.
This session explores how innovative architectural ideas respond to social inequalities such as housing, poverty, and health. What are the different ways to deliver housing when it is managed and/or delivered at different levels (council/government authorities, private housing, community let housing etc.) Look beyond the profession to supply solutions to the lack of infrastructure in some places and learn how to include the management of future crisis (be it another pandemic, climate change, or other) into our
designs.
Programme:
042 Innovative Housing in California: Producing Affordable and Attainable Housing in a High-Priced Market
American Institute of Architects
Simon Ha - Partner, Steinberg Hart
041 Advocacy for Quality Housing: Neighbourhood Renewal through Innovative Community Housing and the Reuse of Buildings and Land
The Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland
Gerry Cahill FRIAI - Director, CMQ Architecture and Sketch Architects
007 Ingredients for successful affordable housing delivery
Royal Institute of British Architects
Lanre Gbolade - Co-Founding Director & Consultant, Gbolade Design Studio (GDS)
050 Overcoming the Health crisis. How can architects and urban planners contribute to this task?
Council of Architecture and Urbanism in Brazil Prof. Renato da Gama-Rosa Costa - Oswaldo Cruz Foundation and Rio de Janeiro Pontificia Catholic University
This is Session 2 of 2 for Topic 3 in the 2021 Global Architecture Exchanges series: Affordable housing – what can architects do to address social inequalities?
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