a symposium on architectural theory and practice
May 13-14, 2004 | Lebanese American University
Beirut [Irwin Hall auditorium/LRC 21]
All activities will take place in Irwin Hall Auditorium, except where noted.
Coffee/Registration
Welcome: Elie Badr/ a. Dean / School of Engineering & Architecture
Opening: Elie Haddad/Symposium Chair
Session 1: Theory and Practice I [moderator: M. Stanton]
Frederich Benesch, Towards a Progressive Practice
Kevin Mitchell, Learning Practice
Hani Asfour, Parallel Lines
Session 2: Architecture and Art [moderator: Z. Mawlawi]
Katrin Fagerstrom, Color and the Quiet Discourse
Jane Rendell, On Conceptual Art and Architecture
Beshir Kenzari, Antoni Tapies and the Violence of Texture
Lunch Break
Session 3: Emerging Paradigms [moderator: A. Romanos]
George Katodrytis, Digital Introjection
Iradj Moeini, Emerging Features in Information Age Architecture
San Anshuman, Amorphous Architecture
Coffee Break
Keynote Speech: Hilde Heynen
Opening of Photography Exhibition [Sheikh Zayed Hall]
Charles Meyer: Lebanon 1996-2002
Coffee
Session 4: Theory and Practice II [moderator: H. Harithy]
Jay Randle, Theory, that which is called Theory, and Practice
Antoine Romanos, Between Anguish and Hope
Christos Hadjichristos, An Epistemological Inquiry
Charles Meyer, At Home
Session 5: Architecture and the City [moderator: R. Chamoun]
Karima Benachenhou, After the Earthquake: Re-building West Algeria
Deb Upadhyaya, The new urban reality in Mumbai, India
Tarek Abdelsalam, The Role of Aga Khan Award in Maintaining the Identity of the Arab City
Lunch Break
Session 6: Architecture and its Other [moderator: E. Haddad]
Donald Kunze, The Symptomatic Discourse
Nadir Lahiji, “Une Architecture Autre”?
Libero Andreotti, Towards a Post-Situationist Architecture
Coffee Break
Endnote Speech: Neil Leach
Roundtable Discussion / Conclusion [Irwin Conference Room]