ABOUT

 

PARTICIPATORY COMMUNITY PLANNING & DESIGN (PCPD) SYMPOSIUM
– ASIAN PERSPECTIVES

17th March 2017 Friday to 18th March Saturday

Venue:
SDE3, Level 4, Lecture Room 423, School of School of Design & Environment,
National University of Singapore
4 Architecture Drive, S117566

Organised by the Department of Architecture, School of School of Design & Environment,
National University of Singapore

Featuring practitioners and academics from Asia coming together to share their experiences in engaging and empowering communities. This symposium brings together practitioners and academics from Asia to share their experiences of engaging and empowering communities to co-create spaces.  With rapid transformations of the urban and the rural environments in Asia, new thinking and new methods for working with local communities in planning and design of humane and quality places are of utmost urgency.  Public participation is a two-way interaction between the planner/designer and the user/stakeholder.  Planner/designer need to learn how to go into the community, to become part of it, and the user/stakeholder need to become active citizens in determining the outcomes of the physical environment.  A dialogue among presenters from six Asian countries will provide further understandings of the social contexts, the methodologies, and the learning processes in participatory community planning and design.

For 17th March
4 BOA-SIA CPD Accreditation Points
4 Singapore Institute of Planners CPD Accreditation Points 

CONVENORS:
Dr. Tan Beng Kiang, Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore
Associate Professor Wong Yunn Chii, Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore

ADVISER: Distinguished Visiting Professor John KC Liu, Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore

TARGET AUDIENCE:
Professionals, academics, students, government agencies, civic groups, and grassroots organisations.

 

17th March 2017 Friday to 18th March Saturday Venue: SDE3, Level 4, Lecture Room 422, School of School of Design & Environment, National University of Singapore