Workshop Adaptive Reuse Giving new life into heritage buildings

Join the Heritage Skills Association at a workshop proudly sponsored by: MEnD & URBIS

Adaptive Reuse- Giving new life into heritage buildings

A three-day workshop run Dr Alonso Ayala Aleman (IHS Erasmus University Rotterdam) Senior expert in Housing and Human Settlement Planning

The case study of the East Perth Power Station

Main objective of the workshop.                                                                              

Understand adaptive reuse of heritage buildings from a people’s centre approach (bottom-up co-creation and decision-making) Provided in relation to adaptive reuse, participatory planning, strategic action planning, design thinking & tactical urbanism approach

• Understanding community neighbourhood needs

• Define a strategy to address community needs

• Design the road map of the strategy

• Access to the latest technology digital scans & images

DAY ONE

Understanding community/neighborhood need through empathy and human centered explorative interview mapping and observations

DAY TWO

Ideas and strategies developed through needs pyramid of actions & activities, feasibility, and effectiveness strategy testing

DAY THREE

Road mapping and sustainability by exploring critical tasks & developing criteria

Workshop information:

Workshop dates & times: Wednesday May 28 to Friday May 30 from 9am till 5pm.

Location:

28 May_ MEnD at 12 Brown St, East Perth

29 May & 30 May_Urbis at Level 8/1 William St, Perth

Limited spaces to 20 people

Morning and afternoon tea provided

Cost for the 3 days:

Attending: $570,

HSA Membership- $370

Full time Student- $170

Book online:  https://www.trybooking.com/DARCL