tag:peatix.com,2011:1 2021-11-15T09:24:22+09:00 Peatix CCACOTOKYO tag:peatix.com,2017:event-250594 2017-04-24T14:00:00JST 2017-04-24T14:00:00JST

Talking about Tokyo in Paradigm Shift The Harvard Graduate School of Design (GSD) convenes a discussion on the future of Tokyo, and that of its citizens and their lifestyles, from diverse viewpoints within and beyond the disciplines of Architecture, Architectural History, Urban Planning, and Design. The future of Tokyo moving into the 21st Century will be different from its past. Whereas demographic growth and urbanization used to be the precondition of Japan’s capital, projections indicate that by the year 2020 Tokyo’s population begin to shrink; urbanization will be both influenced by and asked to negotiate the legacy of the previous period of economic growth. The population of Tokyo will experience new conditions, with work styles changing; notions of common spaces and shared economies spreading; mobility impacting action; and information technology shifting communications and lifestyles. The central question of this conversation is, thus: how can urbanism and architecture contribute to the paradigm shift Tokyo has begun to undergo? Harvard GSD’s “Tokyo: Future Cities, Future Citizens” will bring to stage roadmaps for Tokyo proposed by architects and urban planners, and will ask them to interact with issues and expectations on the frontlines of mobility and information technology. This unique event will bring three Harvard GSD leaders into conversation with some of the most influential scholars and practitioners in Japan, all focused on the future of Tokyo as an international subject. * * * Host: Harvard University Graduate School of Design Date: Monday, April 24, 2017 Time: Registration 1:30 PM; Conference 2:00-6:30 PM, followed by Reception Venue: Waterras Common, Hall on level 3 (2-101, Kanda Awajicho, Chiyoda-ku) Capacity: 180 Language: Simultaneously translated (English and Japanese) Registration: Registration has closed since application reached the capacity. Ticket: 3,000 Yen (including for brochure and drink) Inquiry: Info@npo-plat.org Local contact: Platform for Architectural Thinking | PLAT This conference is made possible with the generous support of Fujitsu Limited. PROGRAM1:30 pmRegistration 2:00 pmWelcomeMohsen Mostafavi, Dean, Harvard Graduate School of Design Keynote addressHiroshi Naito, Architect; Professor Emeritus, Tokyo University BriefingKayoko Ota, PLAT Panel 1: Tokyo’s Dwelling-business Hybrid RingPanel presentationsOhki Nagahara, Division General Manager, Connected Vehicles and Mobility Services, Renault-Nissan AllianceKoh Kitayama, Architect; Professor, Hosei UniversityYoshiharu Tsukamoto, Architect; Professor, Tokyo Institute of Technology Discussion with:Diane Davis, Professor, Harvard Graduate School of DesignKumiko Inui, Architect; Professor Yokohama National University YGSAKengo Kuma, Architect; Professor, Tokyo UniversityMohsen Mostafavi, Dean, Harvard Graduate School of DesignModerator: Keigo Kobayashi, Architect; Adjunct Professor, Waseda University Break 4:30 pmSpecial presentation on TokyoFumihiko Maki, Architect Panel 2: Tokyo’s High-rise, High-density Urban CoresPanel presentationsYoshikuni Takashige, Vice President, Marketing Strategy, Fujitsu LimitedMasashige Motoe, Adjunct Professor, Tohoku UniversityAtsumi Hayashi, Representative, SPEAC; Director, Tokyo R Fudosan Discussion with:Michael Hays, Professor, Harvard Graduate School of DesignMitsuhiro Kanada, Structural engineer; Senior associate, Arup; Adjunct Professor, Tokyo University of the ArtsMohsen Mostafavi, Dean, the Harvard Graduate School of DesignModerator: Yasuto Nakanishi, Professor, Keio University 6:30 pmClosing Remarks Reception Photo credit:©Kenji Takahashi (Kumiko Inui portrait)©J.C. Carbonne (Kengo Kuma portrait)©Izuru Echigoya (Masashige Motoe portrait)

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