Muistutus huomisesta, huippupuhujia, tervetuloa!
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20TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE YTK/IFHP SUMMER SCHOOL CLOSING SEMINAR TOWARDS NEW URBAN PLANNING PARADIGM URBANITY, HYBRIDS, NEW TECHNOLOGIES
TIME: AUGUST 23, 2014
10.30 am till late
PLACE: DUBROVNIK LOUNGE & LOBBY
EERIKINKATU 11
HELSINKI CITY CENTRE
PROGRAMME
10.30–12.15
STUDENT PROJECT PRESENTATIONS
RAUMA
SEINÄJOKI
Chair: Tuomas Ilmavirta, lecturer, Aalto University
LUNCH
13.30–14.45
SHORT LECTURES: ADVANCED PLANNING PRACTICES IN FINNISH CITIES
Kimmo Kurunmäki: Structural plan for Tampere city region Leena Rossi: Does the rhetoric masterplan work? – Case Jyväskylä Johanna Palomäki: Interactive, GIS-based general master plan of Lahti Kaisa Yli-Jama: Sustainable new town Sibbesborg
– vision and realisation Juha Luoma: Managing complex urban infill process in Tammela, Tampere
Chair: professor Panu Lehtovuori, Tampere University of Technology
14.45-15.30
PANEL DISCUSSION:
PLANNING EDUCATION AT THE TIME OF ITS ELECTRONIC REPRODUCTABILITY (reference to Ehituskunst)
Roger Caves, professor, San Diego State University Marketta Kyttä, professor, Aalto University Toomas Tammis, Dean, Estonian Academy of Arts Juho Rajaniemi, professor, Tampere University of Technology Kimmo Lapintie, professor, Aalto
University
Chair: professor Panu Lehtovuori, Tampere University of Technology
15.30 COFFEE
16.00–16.30
KEYNOTE LECTURE
Johannes Tovatt, planner and urbanist, Sweden
16.30–16.45
HANDING OUT THE DIPLOMAS
16.45 →
Coffee, snacks and wine &
MEMORIES FROM THE 20 YEARS OF YTK-IFHP SUMMER SCHOOL
Hilkka Lehtonen, former Head of YTK
Alex Seltea, student 2013, Lund
Surprise speakers
FUTURE: Presentation by URBEGO: Hämeenlinna project Comment by Giulia Maci / IFHP Copenhagen
Chair: Raine Mäntysalo, professor, Aalto University
18.00 → Evening continues with free discussion
THE EVENT IS FREE OF CHARGE
Kindly register by mail to:
johanna.lilius@aalto.fi   SUMMER SCHOOL IN NUTSHELL
YTK started the summer school in 1995 under the auspices of the International Federation of Housing and Planning (IFHP, founded by Ebenezer Howard in 1913). Its key ideas are problem-based learning and close collaboration between international
students, young professionals and experienced planners and urban designers. Early driver was professor Ranko Radovic from Belgrade. The course is organised in co-operation with Aalto University, SFHP, the city of Helsinki and other Finnish cities.
Over the years, the students have done projects in Porvoo, Jyväskylä, Turku, Vantaa, Rauma and Seinäjoki.
MORE INFORMATION
Panu Lehtovuori
+358 50 525 0252