The aim of this Symposium is to discuss the integration of digital
technology within the design and formation of the spaces we inhabit. The
Symposium will bring together academics, practitioners, researchers and
students of architecture, urban design, planning, landscape, construction
management, computer science and artificial intelligence.
The Symposium will primarily involve parallel presentations of papers at
eight Focus Symposia. Approaches to creative design and the involvement of
computers in the context of the environment will be debated through
discussions, seminars and workshops, reviewing the role of computers in the
exploration, communication and teaching of design ideas. An internationally
distinguished group of professionals and academics will generate stimulation
for debate both as keynote speakers and chairs of the Focus Symposia.
Throughout the Symposium there will be an exhibition of current software
and hardware commercially available in addition to workshops and project
demonstrations.
The symposium opens on Thursday 13 January 2000 and will end on Saturday
15 January 2000, at the Maritime Greenwich Campus, Old Royal Naval College,
University of Greenwich, London, UK.
Focus Symposia will address the following areas of design:
The impact of digital technology on the professions of the built
environment
Computers and the urban environment
Algorithmic design; problem solving, form and space
Anticipation and creativity in design strategies using computer technology
Creative process in design
Digital aspects of landscape environments
Computer visualisation, animation and simulation
Digital facilities management
You are invited to submit papers and proposals for the Focus Symposia
topics. The individual "call for papers" are included in this folder. These
provide details for submission procedures within each area.
Please note that abstracts should not exceed 200 words.
The submission deadline for paper abstracts is 30 APRIL 1999.
Following this, the acceptance of abstracts will be given by 25 JUNE 1999.
Full paper submission is required by 27 AUGUST 1999.
Digital submission is preferable; send to Sympap@xxxxxxxxx
All abstracts and papers will be refereed by select panels of professionals
and academics for inclusion in the Symposium. You may alternatively submit
an exhibition or workshop proposal, or a poster presentation.
A submission paper is included in the folder for this purpose.
A delegate / presenter registration form is enclosed in this folder.
The closing date for all registrations is 24 SEPTEMBER 1999
We can not guarantee that places will be available for bookings received
later than this date. All presenters must submit a separate registration
form.
REGISTRATION COSTS
Delegates presenting No fee
Delegates attending Symposium £200 per day if registered by 24 September
1999
£500 whole symposium if registered by 24 September 1999
£300 per day if registered after 24 September 1999
£750 whole symposium if registered after 24 September 1999 Registered
students attending £25 per day / £55 for the whole symposium
RIBA members 10% discount plus 21 hours CPD accreditation
Please fill in the registration form enclosed in this folder, and send to
the address below.
A list of hotel accommodation will be sent out to all interested attendees.
(Project Director) Catherine Teeling e-mail: c.teeling@xxxxxxxxx
School of Architecture and Landscape ELECTRONIC DESIGN STUDIO Symposium
Oakfield Lane, Dartford, Kent DA1 2SZ, UK
Tel: +44 (0)181 331 9708 Fax: +44 (0)181 331 9129
For up-to-date information on the Symposium see our Website
http://www.gre.ac.uk/eds/Greenwich2000 e-mail: Greenwich2000@xxxxxxxxx
technology within the design and formation of the spaces we inhabit. The
Symposium will bring together academics, practitioners, researchers and
students of architecture, urban design, planning, landscape, construction
management, computer science and artificial intelligence.
The Symposium will primarily involve parallel presentations of papers at
eight Focus Symposia. Approaches to creative design and the involvement of
computers in the context of the environment will be debated through
discussions, seminars and workshops, reviewing the role of computers in the
exploration, communication and teaching of design ideas. An internationally
distinguished group of professionals and academics will generate stimulation
for debate both as keynote speakers and chairs of the Focus Symposia.
Throughout the Symposium there will be an exhibition of current software
and hardware commercially available in addition to workshops and project
demonstrations.
The symposium opens on Thursday 13 January 2000 and will end on Saturday
15 January 2000, at the Maritime Greenwich Campus, Old Royal Naval College,
University of Greenwich, London, UK.
Focus Symposia will address the following areas of design:
The impact of digital technology on the professions of the built
environment
Computers and the urban environment
Algorithmic design; problem solving, form and space
Anticipation and creativity in design strategies using computer technology
Creative process in design
Digital aspects of landscape environments
Computer visualisation, animation and simulation
Digital facilities management
You are invited to submit papers and proposals for the Focus Symposia
topics. The individual "call for papers" are included in this folder. These
provide details for submission procedures within each area.
Please note that abstracts should not exceed 200 words.
The submission deadline for paper abstracts is 30 APRIL 1999.
Following this, the acceptance of abstracts will be given by 25 JUNE 1999.
Full paper submission is required by 27 AUGUST 1999.
Digital submission is preferable; send to Sympap@xxxxxxxxx
All abstracts and papers will be refereed by select panels of professionals
and academics for inclusion in the Symposium. You may alternatively submit
an exhibition or workshop proposal, or a poster presentation.
A submission paper is included in the folder for this purpose.
A delegate / presenter registration form is enclosed in this folder.
The closing date for all registrations is 24 SEPTEMBER 1999
We can not guarantee that places will be available for bookings received
later than this date. All presenters must submit a separate registration
form.
REGISTRATION COSTS
Delegates presenting No fee
Delegates attending Symposium £200 per day if registered by 24 September
1999
£500 whole symposium if registered by 24 September 1999
£300 per day if registered after 24 September 1999
£750 whole symposium if registered after 24 September 1999 Registered
students attending £25 per day / £55 for the whole symposium
RIBA members 10% discount plus 21 hours CPD accreditation
Please fill in the registration form enclosed in this folder, and send to
the address below.
A list of hotel accommodation will be sent out to all interested attendees.
(Project Director) Catherine Teeling e-mail: c.teeling@xxxxxxxxx
School of Architecture and Landscape ELECTRONIC DESIGN STUDIO Symposium
Oakfield Lane, Dartford, Kent DA1 2SZ, UK
Tel: +44 (0)181 331 9708 Fax: +44 (0)181 331 9129
For up-to-date information on the Symposium see our Website
http://www.gre.ac.uk/eds/Greenwich2000 e-mail: Greenwich2000@xxxxxxxxx