Architecture and Planning PhD Symposium 2020
Candidates undertaking Monash University’s Graduate research degrees are challenged to apply new thinking to interpret – and solve – complex questions. In this video recorded 5 June 2020, current Architecture and Urban Planning PhD candidates present their research to a panel of guest critics and participate in a live Q&A panel.
Panel One
External Guest Critics:
- Anna Hurlimann, University of Melbourne
- Ilan Wiesel, University of Melbourne
- Cameron Logan, University of Sydney
Internal Guest Critic:
- Ari Seligmann, Monash University
| Time | PhD Candidate | Research |
|---|---|---|
| 12.50–1pm | Opening Remarks | |
| 1.00–1.30pm | Erich Wolff | Uncertainty beyond Risk: a social-ecological framework for making sense of water level fluctuations in infrastructure design |
| 1.40–2.10pm | Dasha Spasojevic | Design ethnography for socio-technical systems: The clash of water sensitive urban design and Indonesian informality. Tell Me about the Invisible |
| 2.20–2.50pm | Nícolas Guerra Rodrigues Tão | Fighting cities standardization: planning and governance frameworks to increase urban diversity |
Panel Two
External Guest Critics:
- Shanti Sumartojo, Monash University
- Alicia Pozniak, Government Architect New South Wales
- Karen Burns, University of Melbourne
Internal Guest Critic:
- TBD
| Time | PhD Candidate | Research |
|---|---|---|
| 3.00–3.30pm | Samantha Donnelly | Precarious spaces: accommodation women over 45 leaving violence |
| 3.40–4.10pm | Anthony Clarke | Space, architecture, health and wellbeing: Using a detailed 'lens of care' to re-evaluate and learn from specialised architectural practice. |
| 4.20–4.50pm | Vicki Leibowitz | READING MELBOURNE’S MONUMENT: The intertextuality of Ashton Raggatt McDougall’s addition to the Shrine of Remembrance |
| 4.50–5pm | Closing Remarks | |