Housing: a critical perspective - schedule

Housing A Critical Perspective

08th April Schedule

Eleanor Rathbone Building, University of Liverpool.

Morning Session 9:00 - 9:30

Registration

Eleanor Rathbone Building

9:30 - 10:30

Opening Keynote

Leslie Hernshaw Auditorium

10:45 - 11:15

Session 1.1

Session 1.2

Session 1.3

Seminar Room 3 Theme: Housing and Urbanism Lead Presentation 1. Dieter Rink & Annegret Haase.

Urban Growth, Reurbanization and the housing challenge.

Seminar Room 6 Theme: Co-operatives Lead Presentation 1. Carolin Schröder.

Shared Exclusivity - Housing cooperatives and Urban Solidarity

Seminar Room 11 Theme: Resident Participation Lead Presentation 1. Michael Darcy & Dallas Rogers.

The real ’Housos’ - reclaiming identity and place.

11:30 - 1:00pm

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2. Marianna Moreira & Rafael Almeida.

The role of social movements in housing - Rio de Janeiro 3. Alan Southern, Udi Engelsman, Mike Rowe. Don’t answer back!

4. Halima Sacranie The Role of Partnerships in Community Led Housing: Case study

2. Cecil Sagoe.

Governing Housing through Neighbourhood Planning in Gretaer London 3. Albane Duvillier.

Mapping London’s Housing struggles 4. Bengi Yurtsever & Çiğdem Polatoğlu.

Dilemma at Renewed Housing Zones:

1:00 - 2:00pm

Lunch

Paul Chatterton. Author Low Impact LivingA Field Guide to Ecological, Affordable Community Building.

Ilkim Markoc & Candan Cinar.

The case of Sarıgöl, Istanbul.

Karim Hadjri.

A critical analysis of urban regeneration programmes in Europe.

4. Eusebio Alonso.

Actions for recovering the absent city - strategies of intervention.

Eleanor Rathbone Building

Afternoon Session 2:00 - 3:30pm

Session 2.1

Session 2.2

Session 2.3

Seminar Room 3 Theme: Art and Resident Participation

Seminar Room 6 Theme: Wealth and Development

Seminar Room 11 Theme: DIY

1. Moa Liew & Christel Nisbeth. [favourit housing] new architectural communication methods 2. Mahnaz Pejam.

The House as Home 3. S. Basdogan & C. Cinar.

Rent Perception, the Market and Istanbul’s Urban Transformations

1. Feride Önal & M.Zafer Akdemir. Housing and Exclusion in Tarlabasi 2. S. Joglekar & N. Heuer Opposite extremes: the monotony of design in fossil fuel economies 3. Nelson Mota.

From the Kebele to the Condominium - neoliberal displacement in Ethiopia

1. Cristina Cerulli.

A Social Ecology of Collective ‘DIY’ Approaches to Housing in UK 2. Andrew Jarman.

What can the housing market learn from techniques of self-build homes?

3. Matthew Thomson.

Towards democracy in design: community land trust development in Liverpool

3:30 - 3:45pm

Break

3:45 - 5:15pm

Session 3.1

Session 3.2

Session 3.3

Seminar Room 3 Theme: Art Projects and Community

Seminar Room 6 Theme: Liverpool Housing Co-operatives

Seminar Room 11 Theme: Varied

1. Jonathan Orlek.

Residential Performance as Architectural Research 2. Keely Macarow.

Open for Inspection 3. Mark Parsons.

A House for Today

1. Rob MacDonald. Third Wave Alternative Housing Interventions. Pt 1 2. Bill Halsall. Third Wave Alternative Housing Interventions. Pt 2 3. Tony McGann. Third Wave Alternative Housing Interventions. Pt 3

1. Adam Park.

A home for life? A critical perspective on the ‘down-sizing’ debate in the UK. 2. Neil Burford & Carol Robertson.

New Sustainable Housing Models Autarkic Rural Community 3. Filipa Fiúza & Ana Vaz MilheiroFilipa.

Reinventing Luanda - Urbanization Plans of the City

5:30 - 6:30pm

Closing Keynote:

Kirsteen Paton, Author Gentrification: A Working-Class Perspective

Leslie Hernshaw Auditorium

Housing A Critical Perspective

09th April Schedule

John Lennon Art & Design Building, Liverpool John Moores University.

Morning Session 9:00 - 9:30

Registration

Public Exhibition Space, John Lennon Art & Design Building

9:30 - 10:30

Opening Keynote:

Johnson Foundation Auditorium, John Lennon Art & Design Building

10:45 - 11:15

Session 4.1

Session 4.2

Session 4.3

Lecture Room 1 Theme: Re-use and Flexibility Lead Presentation Carlos Garcia Vazquez: The Obsolescence of the Housing Typologies of Residential Estates

Lecture Room 2 Theme: State Agencies and Policies Lead Presentation Gary Sands: Can the Detroit Housing Market Recover?

Lecture Room 3 Theme: Prototypes and Models Lead Presentation Kathrin Pongratz: From Housing as a Verb to Housing as a Product

11:30 - 1:00pm

2. Ian Ewart & Chris Harty The Inadequate Provision of Disability Housing Adaptations 3. Alexandra Saranti.

Social housing: Flexible types of dwelling 4. Arbil Otkunc.

Adaptive Re-use of Residential Buildings

2. David Levend & Andrew Bernheimer Critical NYCHA: New York Housing 3. Emma Lindley.

The role of the Government in subsidising affordable housing 4. Karlis Ratniek.

Architectural Responses to Housing Crisis: Public Housing Projects in Riga

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1:00 - 2:00pm

Lunch

Ann O’Byrne, Assistant Mayor of Liverpool.

Cabinet Member for Housing.

Eleni Katrini.

Synergies of a Shared Household T. Jefferies & K. Logan.

Hyperdense and Hyperdiffuse Housing in the UK. 4. Inês Ramalhete.

A Framework for an Adaptive Housing Model for African Sub-Saharan Region

Public Exhibition Space, John Lennon Art & Design Building

Afternoon Session 2:00 - 3:30pm

Virtual Session 5.1

Virtual Session 5.2

Virtual Session 5.3

Lecture Room 1 Theme: Social Demographics in Asia Pacific

Lecture Room 2 Theme: Participation and Resistance

Lecture Room 3 Theme: Varied / International

1. Bing Chen & Nianxiong Liu. Affordable Housing in China from a socio-technical perspective 2. Gladys Arana-Lopez.

A critical approach to housing in the 21st century - Southeast Mexico 3. O. Ijatuyi, E. Haarhoff, A. Melis.

An Aging Population and the critical housing Question in new Zealand

1. Gregory Hayley.

Housing, ecology, and the promise of community 2. J. Aran, Á. Moreno, L. Perea, R. Ruiz.

Co-housing and participatory design for Senior Citizens 3. Kenton Card.

Struggles to Create Collective Housing in Berlin

1. Virve Väisänen.

Solo-living, Urban Settings, Workingage Adults – A Finnish Perspective 2. Mónica Pacheco.

On Being Blue - large scale suburban development - Lisbon analysis - prerecorded 3. Donatella Rita Fiorino.

Historical Heritage and social housing: a sustainable opportunity

3:30 - 3:45pm

Coffee Break

3:45 - 5:15pm

Session 6.1

Session 6.2

Session 6.3

Lecture Room 1 Theme: Design and Planning Strategies

Lecture Room 2 Theme: Ageing and House Design

Lecture Room 3 Theme: Typologies, Forms, Materials

1. Charlie Smith.

Chasing the Grail - reconciling priorities to improve new housing 2. Claire Harper.

Density: a numbers game, but what‘s the alternative?

3. Gemma Jerome and Marianne Heaslip.

A Creative Response to the Legacy of HMRI in Liverpool

1. Amanda Smoot & Marilyn Bruin.

Senior Housing: Critical Perspectives 2. Sam Clark.

Looking Towards Retirement: Housing Older People & Moving Beyond Shades of Grey 3. S. Tirado-Herrero, S. Bouzarovski, S. Petrova.

Beyond rent and mortgage repayments

1. Miguel Pires Amado.

Parametric Elements to Modular Social Housing 2. Claudia Volberg.

Terraced house typology as polis – Siedlung Halen as a long-term development 3. Marisol Vidal.

Grey-haired neighbourhoods: aging concrete in residential buildings

5:30 - 6:15

Closing Keynotes:

6:15 - 7:30pm

Steven Hodder MBE, President, Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA)

Public Exhibition Space, John Lennon Art & Design Building

David Waterhouse. Head of Strategic Development.

Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment (Cabe)

Johnson Foundation Auditorium, John Lennon Art & Design Building