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CEFPI Australian Chapter Conference 2005
Curriculum & Campus: Architects and
Educators Working Together
20-22 April 2005
Wrest Point Convention Centre, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
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| DAY 1
PROGRAM WREST POINT
CONVENTION CENTRE
HOBART, TASMANIA
Wednesday 20 April 2005
| 0900 - 1200 |
Opportunity for Special
Interest Group Meetings |
| 0900 - 1400 |
Registration |
| 1000 - 1145 |
CEFPI Australasia Board
Meeting (Board members only) |
| 1145 - 1300 |
Cruise and lunch on
River Derwent (Optional event – Registration required) |
| Welcome
to Delegates |
| 1400 - 1410 |
Welcome
Tim Gourlay, Manager, Facility Services Section, Department of
Education, Tasmania |
| 1410 – 1430 |
Presidents’ Welcome
Jeff Phillips, President, CEFPI Australasia
Ron Fanning, Immediate Past President, CEFPI, USA |
| 1430 - 1630 |
Presentations
- Prakash Nair-
Presentation/Workshop
- Opening Space for Emerging Order
- Australian Government
Infrastructure Initiatives
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| 1630 – 1730 |
AGM – CEFPI Australasia
(Members only) |
| 1630 – 1730 |
Cocktails in the
Boardwalk Gallery |
| Evening
free. Delegates are encouraged to sample a range of
Hobart’s wonderful restaurants. |
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DAY 2 PROGRAM
WREST POINT CONVENTION CENTRE
HOBART, TASMANIA
Thursday 21 April 2005
| 0730– 0830 |
CEFPI Board Meeting
(Board members only – Breakfast session) |
| 0830-0900 |
Registration/Rolling
Slide Show |
| 0900-0920 |
Opening Address by the
Hon Paula Wriedt, MHA
Minister for Education, Tasmania |
| 0920-1000 |
Education Address – Dr
Martyn Forrest, Secretary, Department of Education, Tasmania
- Leading Educational Change |
| 1000 – 1050 |
Prakash Nair
- The Language of School Design |
| 1050 - 1120 |
Morning Tea |
| 1120 - 1205 |
Phan Pit Li
- School as a Learning Tool |
| 1205 - 1300 |
A Tasmanian Education
Perspective - Speaker (tbc) |
| 1300 - 1400 |
Lunch |
| 1400 - 1645 |
Showcase Presentations:
| ICT Environments |
Judy Travers |
| Flair in Architecture |
Elvio Brianese (DesignInc) |
| Life Long Learning |
Leigh Taylor |
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| 1530 – 1600 |
Afternoon Tea |
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Showcase Presentations,
continued:
| Community Use of
School Facilities |
Sheree Vertigan |
| Innovation in
Further Education |
Neil McIntosh |
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| 1645 - 1730 |
A Tasmanian Education
Perspective – Robyn Moore |
| 1730 |
Session Close -
President’s Thank You |
| 1830 – 1915 |
Pre-dinner drinks |
| 19.15-22.00 |
Conference Dinner
(Optional event – Registration required)
MC – Mick Sheehan |
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DAY 3 PROGRAM
WREST POINT CONVENTION CENTRE
HOBART, TASMANIA
Friday 22 April 2005
TOURS
Note: Delegates will have a choice of five
different and stimulating full-day programs:
1 Hobart and surrounds
These fully-accompanied tours will showcase
some of the best educational and architectural facilities that Hobart and
Tasmania has to offer. Delegates may choose between:
Option 1 – State of
the Art - Redevelopments K-10
| Montagu
Bay Primary Lenah Valley
Primary
New Town Primary School |
Cambridge Primary School
New Town High School
Taroona High School |
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Option 2 - Lifelong
learning
| Child
Care Centre Howrah PS
Clarence HS
Rosny College |
TAFE
Clarence Campus Drysdale
Institute
International Services |
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Option 3 -
Historical Focus
| New
Town Primary School The
Friends School
Runnymede Historic Home |
Hobart
Historic Precincts
Battery Point
Wapping |
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Option 4 -
Integrated Facilities
| The
Hutchins School Middle School
Collegiate Performing Arts Centre |
St
Mary’s College Materials and Design
Dominic College Primary School |
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| (Note: The above
visitation program is indicative only, and subject to confirmation)
Option 5 - North-West Tasmania -
Reece High School, Devonport
For delegates wanting to see more of
the idyllic island state of Tasmania, this tour offers a look at the
heritage Midlands Highway on the way to the North-West coast for a
visit to the world-renowned Reece High School. The tour will be
accompanied by Architect Prakash Nair.
In 2003, Reece High School became the
first school outside of the North American continent to win the
prestigious James D. MacConnell Award for school facility excellence.
After being razed to the ground following an arson attack in 2000,
Reece High School was completely rebuilt and is now recognised as the
best planned, designed, and technologically advanced school in the
world.
Reece High School is committed to its
community and to realizing each individual's potential through
creativity, enterprise, communication and teamwork.
Read more about the Reece High School
phenomenon at:
http://www.cefpi.org/2003macfinalists.html
http://www.designshare.com/Research/Nair/LessonsTasmania/LessonsTasmania.asp
The tour to Reece High School will
depart Hobart from the Wrest Point Car Park at 7:30 am and return by
5:00 pm.
| 0730 |
Depart from Wrest
Point car park |
| 0900 - 0920
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Presentations at
two locations on the way |
| 1200 -1230
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Address – Sheree
Vertigan, Principal, Reece High School |
| 1230 - 1300
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Lunch – Reece High
School |
| 1300 - 1430 |
Behind-the-scenes
tour of Reece High School |
| 1700 |
Arrive Wrest Point |
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