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Location:
All panels and lectures will be held at the School of Architecture in
Goldsmith Hall 3.120. See
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FRIDAY, November
19, 2004 |
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1:00 Introduction:
Elizabeth Alford |
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1:15 Pros
and Cons
Moderator: Kevin Alter
What opportunities do offsite fabrication techniques offer? What barriers
and problems exist in its implementation?
Charles Lazor,
Lazor Office
Allison Arieff, Editor-in-Chief, Dwell Magazine
Lloyd Alter, Royal Homes
Jennifer Siegal, Office for Mobile Design
Panel discussion
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Presentation by the
Beck Group: DProfiler realtime 3D estimating software and integrated services |
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5:00 Keynote
address: Stephen Kieran, FAIA and James Timberlake, FAIA; KieranTimberlake
Associates |
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SATURDAY,
November 20, 2004 |
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8:30 Precedents
What insights can be gained from historical perspective?
Moderator: Steven Moore
Renee Chow, University
of California Berkeley
Lynne Dearborn, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Coffee
Bob Rubin, Columbia
University
NAHB representative
Panel discussion
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11.30 - 12.30
Break |
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12:30
Site/Offsite
How could a site-specific designed house be made somewhere else?
How is offsite fabrication sustainable?
Moderator: Louise Harpman
Peggy Deamer,
Deamer, Yale University
David Lake, Lake Flato Architects
John Quale, University of Virginia
Stephen Mulva, Texas State University
Panel discussion
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3:30 Looking
Forward
What are the possibilities offered by new environmental processes and
materials?
What are the next steps for integration architects into manufactured
housing industry?
Moderator: Billie Faircloth
Andrew Thurlow,
Maya Small; Thurlow Small Atelier
Michelle Kaufmann, MK Architecture
Mark Wamble/Dawn Finley, Interloop Design
Panel discussion
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6:15 Concluding
Remarks: Elizabeth Alford |
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