Symposium => Tohoku- Planning for the Future
Tohoku: Planning for the Future (TPF2)
Venue: Fukutake Hall, The University of Tokyo
Access: http://fukutake.iii.u-tokyo.
Date: December 12, 2011
Time: 6-9PM
Language: English and Japanese (No translation)
Participation Fee: Free. (However, a donation box will be placed in the hall. Collected money will be used for securing meeting venues and proceedings)
Agenda:
Welcome, Introduction
Introduction to TPF Square Project" (Christian Dimmer)
AfH Tokyo "Introduction to Architecture for Humanity and Tokyo Chapter" (Tomoro Aida; William Galloway)
Presentation: "Talk about methodology and academic perspective" (David Slater)
Venue: Fukutake Hall, The University of Tokyo
Access: http://fukutake.iii.u-tokyo.
Date: December 12, 2011
Time: 6-9PM
Language: English and Japanese (No translation)
Participation Fee: Free. (However, a donation box will be placed in the hall. Collected money will be used for securing meeting venues and proceedings)
Agenda:
Welcome, Introduction
Introduction to TPF Square Project" (Christian Dimmer)
AfH Tokyo "Introduction to Architecture for Humanity and Tokyo Chapter" (Tomoro Aida; William Galloway)
Tokyo Planning Forum "Introduction to Tokyo Planning Forum" (Kit Weddle)
Module 1: Introduction to Tohoku Planning Forum (Kit Weddle)
Module 2: Introduction to Map and Database (Jan Lindenberg)
Module 3: Introduction to Tohoku Traveling Exhibition
Module 4: Introduction to International Partnering
Module 1: Introduction to Tohoku Planning Forum (Kit Weddle)
Module 2: Introduction to Map and Database (Jan Lindenberg)
Module 3: Introduction to Tohoku Traveling Exhibition
Module 4: Introduction to International Partnering
Presentation: "Talk about methodology and academic perspective" (David Slater)
Presentation: "A talk about Tohoku from a volunteer on the ground" (Mike Connolly)
Presentation: "The role of international donors" (Sarajean Rossitto)
Presentation: "Radiation victims and the nuclear crisis"
Presentation: "Life in temporary housing"
Presentation: "Reconstruction and Communities" (Liz Maly)
Discussion: with Twitter Stream Q/A Moderation
Next steps and forum in January
Proceedings:
Our first meeting will be held on December 12, 2011 in Tokyo University. We anticipate people concerned on the built environment from various organisations and regions to participate. Our intention is to focus on the core problems and the way that we all together see them evolving. Through our meetings we aim to provide some conclusions on specific matters and then try to apply it by bringing these ideas down to the communities. Since our main focus are the communities in the Tohoku region, we would like to take the advantage of remote and video conferencing technologies to be closely connected to the participants in disaster-affected areas. In a later stage we would welcome any ideas to establish a permanent venue for holding our meetings and discussions; to disseminate the outcomes of our meetings to media and web sources, and to find any feasible way to physically visit the regions that we will focus on.
Presentation: "The role of international donors" (Sarajean Rossitto)
Presentation: "Radiation victims and the nuclear crisis"
Presentation: "Life in temporary housing"
Presentation: "Reconstruction and Communities" (Liz Maly)
Discussion: with Twitter Stream Q/A Moderation
Next steps and forum in January
Proceedings:
Our first meeting will be held on December 12, 2011 in Tokyo University. We anticipate people concerned on the built environment from various organisations and regions to participate. Our intention is to focus on the core problems and the way that we all together see them evolving. Through our meetings we aim to provide some conclusions on specific matters and then try to apply it by bringing these ideas down to the communities. Since our main focus are the communities in the Tohoku region, we would like to take the advantage of remote and video conferencing technologies to be closely connected to the participants in disaster-affected areas. In a later stage we would welcome any ideas to establish a permanent venue for holding our meetings and discussions; to disseminate the outcomes of our meetings to media and web sources, and to find any feasible way to physically visit the regions that we will focus on.
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