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Wednesday June 13

18.00-20.00

• Opening Program at Dokkhuset
  Chaired by Tore Haugen, Dean, Faculty of Arichitecture and FineArt, NTNU, and Janne Corneil, Sasaki Associates, Boston

18.00-18.45

• Welcome to Trondheim and NTNU
  Tore Haugen, Dean, Faculty of Architecture and Fine Art, NTNU
  Fredrik Shetelig , Professor, Faculty of Architecture and Fine Art, NTNU
  Janne Corneil, Sasaki Associates, Boston

18.45-19.15

• “1000 Years in Trondheim, a Historical and Cultural Voyage” Helge Solberg, Faculty of Architecture and Fine Art, NTNU

19.15-20.00

• Music and Refreshments

Thursday June 14

08.15-09.00

• Registration and Coffee

09.00 -09.15

• Welcome, Julie Feilberg, Pro-Rector, NTNU

09.15-10.00

• "Beyond Bologna - The European Advantage in University Planning and Design?
  Philip Parsons, Sasaki Associates, Boston

10.00-10.45

• “The Intellectual Capital of Universities and How It Can Be Developed?”
  Leif Edvinsson, Professor, Lund University and Hong Kong Polytechnic University

10.45-11.00 Coffee

11.00-11.45

• “European Universities, - Can They Remain as Ivory Towers?”
  John Worthington, DEGW Architects, Visiting Professor, University of Sheffield "

11.45-12.30

• " The MIT Experience in Cambridge, USA"
  O. Robert Simha, Director of Planning Emeritus, MIT, USA

12.30-13.30 Lunch

13.30-14.15

• “UrbanDesign for Universities”
  - Kees Christiaanse, Professor, ETH, Zurich
  

14.15-15.00

• "Recent Trends in Campus Developement"
  - Dennis Pieprz, Sasaki Associates, Boston
  

15.00-15.15 Coffee


15.15-16.30

• Panel Discussion “The University and the City”,- How can universities and their cities collaborate and advance the opportunities of the “knowledge city” to attract scholars and students, and to develop unparalleled education and research? Moderator: John Worthington

18.30 Reception at the Archbishop's Residence

19.30 Conference Dinner at Munkholmen

Friday June 15

08.30-09.00 Coffee

09.00-12.00 Parallel Seminars

Seminar 1 "University Planning Architectural Design"

09.00-09.45

• "Campus and the City: Urban Design for the Knowledge Society"
  Kerstin Höger, ETH, Zurich

09.45-10.30

• “Transforming Structuralism,-Developing a 1970s Campus into Innovative Spaces for Learning”
  Reiulf Ramstad, Architect, Oslo

10.30-10.45 Coffee

10.45-11.30

• “A University of the Future, - Developing the University of Utrecht”
  Art Zaaijer, Architect, Amsterdam

11.30-12.00 Panel Discussion

Seminar 2 “Funding, Networks and Partnerships”

• How can European universities best combine public funding and collaboration with both public organizations and the private sector? What partnership models exist for transforming our universities into progressive, competitive campuses?

09.00-09.45

• “Current Trends in Public/Private Partnerships in the United States”
  Dan Kenney, Sasaki Associates, Boston

09.45-10.30

• “The Campus as Urban Generator” (“BI-Nydalen”, Oslo)
  Johan Kahrs, Niels Torp as arkitekter mnal

19.30-10.45 Coffee

10.45-11.30

• “Managing the university campus”
  Alexandra den Heijer, Assistant Professor, TU Delft

11.30-12.00 Panel Discussion

12.00-13.00 Lunch

13.00-15.30 Plenary Seminar, "Beyond Bologna,- New Competitive Campuses"

13.00-13.45

• “From Vision to Realisation,- the Case of Science City, ETH, Zürich”
  Gerhard Schmitt, Professor, ETH, Zürich

13.45-14.00 Coffee

14.00-14.45

• “NTNU 2020,- Strategies for a Competitive Campus”
  Fredrik Shetelig, Professor, NTNU and Janne Corneil, Sasaki Associates

14.45-15.30 Panel Discussion

15.30-15.45 Closing Session

• Tore Haugen, Dean, Faculty of Architecture and Fine Art, NTNU
  Philip Parsons, Sasaki Associates, Boston