Day 1 – Monday, 6 December 2004

0800-0900

Registration (60”)

0900-0925

Opening Ceremony (25”)

a. Welcome address: Prof. CHEONG Hin Fatt, Dean of the School of Design and Environment, NUS (10”)

b. Opening address by the Guest of Honor: (10”)

c. Introduction: Dr. Perry YANG, Chair of GASS3 committee (5”)

0925-1010

Keynote speech (1): Large Scale Disasters in Streets and Small Spaces: Simulating Crowd Movements, Congestion, and Panic

Prof. Michael BATTY (45”)

1010-1040

Coffee break (30”)

1040-1240

Session A1: Design and planning of Singapore's street and urban space (120”)

(Chair: Ms. Sushma GOH)

A1-1: 53 Singapore – A Connected City, tEH K J & Tan S H E

A1-2: 21 Circle Line MRT - Convention Centre Station: Connecting the City Underground, Goh S & Mead A
A1-3: 40 North East Line MRT - Chinatown Station: Design Development of Pagoda Street Entrance and Refurbishment of the Garden Bridge, Mead A & Woo J
A1-4: 54 Covered Linkway: A Unique Streetscape Phenomenon in Singapore, Tong C Y

A1-5: 61 Dhoby Ghaut MRT Interchange: Public Space, Yeo H L & Ong M

1040-1240

Session B1: Emergent Technologies for urban spatial analysis and urban design decision making (120”)

(Chair: Prof. Michael BATTY)

B1-1: 64 Computing the “Sense of Time” in Singapore Urban Streets, Yang P, Putra S Y & Heng C K
B1-2: 07 Disfiguring the Urban: Reading the spatial mechanism and the new city, Bruyns G
B1-3: 11 Learning from the old street experience with computer agent interfaces, Chen C H & Chiu M L
B1-4: 13 Characteristics of Pedestrian Time-pattern in Urban Street: A Case Study in Hong Kong , Chu C H S
B1-5: 36 Morphologies in a High density Asian city: morphologies of a three dimensional shopping street, Karakiewicz J, Kvan T & Yu K S

B1-6: 59 Potential of Developing GIS-based Open System for Visual Analysis of Urban Natural Landscape in Environmentally Responsive Urban Design, Tsou Z Y et al.

1240-1340

Lunch (60”)

1340-1540

Session A2: Urban design case studies in East Asia (120”)

(Chair: Mr. Charles LIN)

A2-1: 01 Haussmann and Le Corbusier in China: Contrasting Modes of Urban Land Control and Redevelopment Design from Beijing to Quanzhou, Abramson D B

A2-2: 02 Recommendations for open-space design for the tourist spots: Case study: Bangkok (Thailand), Macau S.A.R. (China), Akagawa S N & Sirisrisak T

A2-3: 17 Development Process and Strategies for Creating Urban Liveliness in Million City Center - In Case of Watanabe Avenue of Fukuoka City, Japan, Deguchi A & Goto T
A2-4: 30 Modernization, Motorization, and Street life: Hanoi, Vietnam and Taipei, Taiwan , Johnson C A

A2-5: 46 Streets for All - Designing Urban Spaces in Jakarta, Prasetyoadi T

A2-6: 58 Management or control? Urban design in the City of Tainan, Wu Y C

1340-1540

Session B2: Urban Morphology and urban spatial analysis (120”)

(Chair: Dr. Susan BATTY)

B2-1: 19 Continuity lines: aggregating axial lines to predict vehicular movement patterns, Figueiredo L & AmoriM L

B2-2: 22 The Nature of Urban Morphological Evolution Based on Chaos Theory and Fractal Geometry: Fractal dimension assessment of urban environment at the street level for the case study of Tehran, Iran , Haghani T

B2-3: 32 Principles to form an Asian city: Kyoto - A Morphological analysis on a New Street Installation to Kyoto in Meiji-era, Kigawa T, Furuyama M & Dembele M

B2-4: 37 Social network of Taiwanese Traditional Space: A Study on Spatial Culture of Cheng, Lee C H & Lin F T

B2-5: 50 Situated livelihoods : The street in a social ecology , Read S

B2-6: 60 Morphological Transformation of the Old City of Beijing After 1949, YanG T

1540-1610

Coffee break (30”)

1610-1750

Session A3: Public space: design, use and social context (100”)

(Chair: Prof ZHU Jieming)

A3-1: 03 The meaning of public open space from the Asian's Teenagers Experience. The Case Study of Surabaya, Arifin L S & Wonoseputro C
A3-2: 04 Conflict of space use in the commercial area: A view from space use in five cities in Indonesia, Astuti S
A3-3: 16 The Street Edge as Public Realm: Lessons from Bangalore the IT hub of India, Das K
A3-4: 18 Be Myself? Open Space Landscape and Adolescents Identification, Duann R F & Chen S C

A3-5: 48 The Need for Security Considerations in Contemporary Cluster Housing Schemes Drawing Lessons from Traditional Housing, PujarA T

1610-1750

Session B3: Planning and urban spatial analysis  (100”)

(Chair: Ms. HWANG Yu-Ning)

B3-1: 05 Multicriteria Evaluation of Polyfunctional Utility of Urban Park and Street, Banerjee U
B3-2: 20 Regeneration of Provincial Cities in Japan, Fukushima S

B3-3: 27 A Study of the Planning Strategy for Ecological Corridors and Spatial Networks in Urban Area, Huang S W, Hsu I W & TSOU K W

B3-4: 29 T he Interrelation between Physical and Digital Modes in Urban Spatial Practice in Contemporary China , Jachna T

B3-5: 63 Construction of telecommunication network for rural development: Feasibility study of IT application to the World Heritage Site of Luang Prabang, Yamaguchi S Y, Takada J & Ooka N

1750-1755

Announcements (5”)

1755-1810

Group photo (15”)

1900-2100

Dinner banquet

Day 2 – Tuesday, 7 December 2004

0900-1040

Session A4-1: Asian streets: historical, social, economic, political, cultural and design aspects (100”)  

(Chair: Prof. CHUA Beng Huat)

A4-1-1: 25 Key to Sustainability of Asian Great Streets: Keeping the Multidimensionality, Hatmoko A U

A4-1-2: 26 Asian Streets in America: Design Transformation of Seattle's International District, Hou J

A4-1-3: 38 Turning Main Street into Leisure Place, Lubis B U
A4-1-4: 42 The street Bazaar: Unmasking the sense of ‘place', or ‘placelessness'? A theoretical and contextual analysis on Petaling Street, Kuala Lumpur, Ng F P V
A4-1-5: 45 Ratchadamnoen Avenue: Design and Rituals of Hybrid Urbanism in Bangkok, 1900-1910, Povatong P

0900-1040

Session A5-1: Urban redevelopment, revitalization and its impact on Asian streets and public Spaces  (100”)

(Chair: Prof. CHAN Yew Lih)

A5-1-1: 62 A4-Integrated Conservation Approach: Comparative analysis between Shirakawa-mura, Japan and Luang Prabang, People's Democratic Republic of Laos, Yamaguchi S Y

A5-1-2: 10 The Place of the Great Street in Facilitating the Socially Inclusionary Potential of Cultural Heritage in an Asian City, Chaplin I et al.
A5-1-3: 12 Adapting Modern Consumption in Historic Market Place: A retrospective overview and rethinking about urban redevelopment, Chen Y J
A5-1-4: 31 Returning a heritage street, Kasemsook et al.

A5-1-5: 57 Pasar - Traditional Markets of Indonesia: the Surviving Activities within the Age of Modern Urban Lifestyle, Wibisono B H

1040-1100

Coffee break (30”)

1100-1300

Session A4-2: Asian streets: historical, social, economic, political, cultural and design aspects (120”)  

(Chair: Prof. Marshall JOHNSON)

A4-2-1: 09 Framing To Frame a City: Reconsidering the Narrative Path, Chan P

A4-2-2: 23 Building Community, Producing Scale , Hammer B

A4-2-3: 43 Perception and Application of Modern Town Planning Principles in Traditional Japanese Cities: The Development of Town Planning in Kanazawa , Phillipps J

A4-2-4: 49 Midosuji Dori – urbanity and toshisei of the grand boulevard of Osaka, Radovic D

A4-2-5: 56 Conceiving the Post-Socialist City: Urban planning and its discontents , Visser R

A4-2-6: 06 Concrete, Chromo and Celluloid: Three Versions of the New Taipei, BRAESTER Y

1100-1300

Session A5-2: Urban redevelopment, revitalization and its impact on Asian streets and public Spaces (120”)

(Chair: Mr. Arthur AW)

A5-2-1: 24 Tau Hu Ben Nghe (TH-BN) Canal-Side Highway Design in Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC), Vietnam: Issues of current urban transportation development and cultural conservation , Hanh V T H

A5-2-2: 33 Tainan Railway Underground Project and the Regeneration of Its Related Main Street Area, Kung S F, Yu C L & Wong W T D

A5-2-3: 39 Urban Waterfront- its Changing Role and Opportunity-Hong Kong Experience, Manuel K & Xue C

A5-2-4: 51 The Three Histories of Cheng Fu Street: A Methodological Discussion on Researching into Chinese Historical Cities , Tang K Y

A5-2-5: 52 Impact of Development of Port Area on Spatial Organisation and Urban Culture: Case of Makassar City-Indonesia, Tanyadji Y

A5-2-6: 34 From Berlin to Beijing - urban redevelopment and the reconstruction of representative streets, Kuo H L

1300-1400

Lunch (60”)

1400-1540

Session A4-3: Asian streets: historical, social, economic, political, cultural and design aspects (100”)  

(Chair: Dr. Timothy BUNNELL)

A4-3-1: 15 The occupation of informal sector along major streets accessing industrial estate, a case study of Surabaya Industrial Estate A4-3-2: 44 Morphology of Indigenous and Contemporary Urban Spaces: Case Study Sector 17 Chandigarh & Shahjahanabad in India, Pourjafar M R & Adabkhah M

Rungkut(SIER), Indonesia, Damayanti R

A4-3-3: 47 Community Participation and Re-making ‘Space' at Dago Street, Bandung, Priharsi K & Darmoyono L T

A4-3-4: 55 An Integrated Typology Study for Pedestrian-Friendly Streets Design: The case of Hsin-Chu City, Taiwan, Tsao C L & McGlynn S

A4-3-5: 08 Changing Relations: A case study of roads of old and new Nagpur-a typical Indian city, Chakradeo U

1350-1520

Poster Session: (80”)

(Chair: Dr. Johannes WIDODO)

A5-3-1: 14 Pecinan Semarang: Streetscape and Urban Lifestyle, Damanik I & KUSUMANINGDYAH N.H

A5-3-2: 28 Kya-kya Kembang Jepun: It is not merely a food court, Istanto F H

A5-3-4: 35 Angkringan : Phenomenon of street of Jogjakarta city, Kusumaningdyah N H & KURNIAWAN H

A5-3-5: 41 Informal Economy Activity in Indonesian Street: The Undefined Edges, Muslimin R

1540-1600

Coffee break (30”)

1600-1645

Keynote speech (2): Interrogating Great Asian Streets

Prof. TAY Kheng Soon (45”)

1645-1745

Reports from Sessions and General Discussion

(Chair: Prof. HENG Chye Kiang, Dr. Perry YANG) (60”)

1745-1755

Closing ceremony (10”)

1800-2000

Tour A
Design with public transport (city walk at China Town and Dobhy Gaut MRT station (tour guided by LTA, Land Transport Authority)

DAY 3 – Wednesday, 8 December 2004

0830-1230

Tour B
1. One North and Bio-polis project (tour guided by JTC)
2. Singapore Urban Planning Exhibition (tour guided by URA, Urban Redevelopment Authority)