Harmony in Architectural Science and Design: Sustaining the Future

From
1:00 pm

Registration Opens
Building G40 Level 5 Foyer

                         CONCURRENT WORKSHOP SESSIONS

2:00-
4:00 pm

Immersive Horizons: Shaping Tomorrow’s Architecture with VR

Mr Soroush Masoumzadeh, UniSA

G40_4.113

Introductory
Exploration of Life Cycle Assessment 

Dr Despina Linaraki, GU

G39, 3.54

5:30-6:00 pm

Opening Ceremony (Open to the public)

Welcome to the delegates, Dr Fan Zhang & Dr Cecilia Bischeri

Welcome to Griffith University, Associates Professor Andrew Busch – Head of School Engineering and Built Environment

Address from the President of the ASA, Dr Christopher Jensen

G40_5.63 Griffith Auditorium

6:00-7:20 pm

Keynote Speech 1: Architecture’s Role in Sustaining the Future (Open to the public)

Ms Ali Bounds & Mr Neil Logan, BVN Co-CEO

Chair: Mr Joe Snell, Director, Studio Snell

G40_5.63 Griffith Auditorium

7:20
pm-
9:00 pm

Welcome drinks and canapes
Building G40 Level 5 Foyer

From
8:00 am

Registration Opens
Building G40 Level 5 Foyer

9:00-10:20
am

Keynote Speech 2: Economic Development Queensland’s role in shaping a thriving health and knowledge economy

Mr Gareth Richardson, development Manager, Economic Development Queensland

Chair: Dr Tinting Liu
G40_5.60 Lecture Theatre 1

10:20-11:00
am

Group Photo & Morning Tea
Building G40 Level 5 Foyer

                            PARALLEL SESSIONS

11:00 am-
12:30 pm

Session 01: Architectural/building science, Indoor environment quality

Chair: Prof Richard Hyde 

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11:00 AM| Reducing Traffic Noise for Indoor
Comfort: Wing Cheong Estate, Hong Kong – Improvements with Different
Inclination Angles 

Ferdinand Oswald 

11:15 AM| An exploration of energy outcomes
in 32 homes in Victoria 

Pabasara
Upalakshi Wijeratne 

11:30 AM| Improvement of heat exchange
efficiency of combined heat recovery ventilation system with phase change
materials for external load reduction 

Yongjun Choi 

11:45 AM| Thermal comfort evaluation of an
indoor thermal environment control algorithm using a metabolic rate estimation
model 

Ji Young Yun 

 12:00 PM| Multimodal machine learning model for thermal comfort prediction using
infrared facial thermal images and tabular data 

Haifeng Lan 

Session 02: Architecture, design and environment

Chair: Dr Rongrong Yu

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11:00 AM| Cinematic Echoes: Exploring the
Spectrum of Misery and Dignity in Mexico City’s Forgotten Cinemas 

Juan Carlos Dall’Asta 

11:15 AM| Re-designing the Australian dream:
Homeness imaginaries in emerging residential typologies 

Caroline Dahl 

11:30 AM| Towards a Comprehensive Definition
of Circular Building Through Qualitative Meta-synthesis 

Fernando Pavez 

11:45 AM| Harmony in the House: Qajar
Architecture through a comparative case study of six houses 

Azin Ehteshami  

12:00 PM| Exploring social sustainability in
the built environment: definitions, dimensions, and implications 

Azra Zainab Shabbir Ahamed 

Session 03: Building and energy simulation prediction, and evaluation

Chair: Dr Mark Dewsbury

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11:00 AM| Analysing the Impact of Interest Rate on the Feasibility of Using Different Window Classes in Residential Buildings 

Mikael Gilbert 

11:15 AM| Lessons Learned from Calibrating the Simulation Model Using Measured Data 

Hirda Lailani Khalid 

11:30 AM| Evaluation of ventilation options for an urban childcare centre 

Sanuj Bandara 

11:45 AM| Optimizing landfilling fees for construction waste: A dynamic multi-objective optimization approach balancing environmental and economic performance 

 Wenbo Zhao 

12:00 PM| Innovative Trombe wall technology applicable to north-facing facade for increase energy efficiency of public buildings 

Seong Taek Kang 

12:30-1:30 pm

Lunch

Building G40 Level 5 Foyer

                      PARALLEL SESSIONS

1:30-3:00 pm

5×15 min
presentation and Q&A

G40_4.111

5×15 min
presentation and Q&A

G40_4.112

5×15 min
presentation and Q&A

G40_4.113

3:00-4:00
pm

Afternoon Tea, Visit Griffith University Architecture Students End-of-year-Exhibition
Building G40 Level 5 Foyer and Building G39

                      PARALLEL SESSIONS

4:00-5:30 pm

5×15 min
presentation and Q&A

G40_4.111

5×15 min
presentation and Q&A

G40_4.112

5×15 min
presentation and Q&A

G40_4.113

From
8:00 am

Registration Opens
Building G40 Level 5 Foyer

9:00-10:20
am

Keynote Speech 3 and Q & A

G40_5.60 Lecture Theatre 1

10:20-11:00
am

Morning Tea
Building G40 Level 5 Foyer

                 PARALLEL SESSIONS

11:00 am-
12:30 pm

5×15 min
presentation and Q&A

G40_4.112

5×15 min
presentation and Q&A

G40_4.113

12:30-
1:30 pm

Lunch Building

G40 Level 5 Foyer

                 PARALLEL SESSIONS

1:30 pm –
3:00 pm

5×15 min
presentation and Q&A

G40_4.112

5×15 min
presentation and Q&A

G40_4.113

3:00-3:30
pm

Afternoon Tea
Building G40 Level 5 Foyer

                  PARALLEL SESSIONS

3:30 – 5:00 pm

5×15 min
presentation and Q&A

G40_4.112

5×15 min
presentation and Q&A

G40_4.113

6:00-9:00
pm

Conference Dinner

Southport Yacht Club, 1 Macarthur Parade, Main Beach, Queensland, 4217

9:00-10:20
am

Keynote Speech 4 and Q & A
G40_5.60 Lecture Theatre 1 

10:20-11:00
am

Morning Tea
Building G40 Level 5 Foyer

                             PARALLEL SESSIONS

11:00 am-
12:30 pm

5×15 min
presentation and Q&A

G40_4.111

5×15 min
presentation and Q&A

G40_4.112

5×15 min
presentation and Q&A

G40_4.113

12:30-1:30 pm

Closing Ceremony

G40_5.60 Lecture Theatre 1

1:30-2:30
pm

Lunch

Building G40 Level 5 Foyer

2:30
pm

End