Debate Rebuild by Design - the Dutch Contributions

Rebuilding New York and New Jersey after Hurricane Sandy

The debate intends to promote designs by students of TU Delft graduation studio 'Delta Interventions' as well as the contributions by Dutch Design Teams.

Date 12 June 2014
Location Zaal F, Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment, TU Delft
Julianalaan 134, 2628BL Delft
Language      English 
Moderator  Anne Loes Nillesen / Saline Verhoeven


This year the Delta Intervention Studio, an inter-disciplinary graduation studio focussing on water related issues, concentrated on Rebuild New York and New Jersey after hurricane Sandy.
In an open debate we want to confront three teams of the Rebuild-by-Design after hurricane Sandy, a program initiated by the US government, with the outcome of the graduation studio. What can the Dutch approach contribute to the water safety issues in the US? What is the role of civil engineers versus spatial designers? We talk about complex problems and tasks, how integral is a project?
We invite urban designers, landscape architects, architects, civil engineers and planners interested in water system design, both students and professionals, to talk about Lessons Learned; rebuilding after hurricane Sandy.

Participating teams Rebuild-by-Design:

  • Sabien Thomaes (urban designer, Palmbout Urban Landscapes), Team Interboro
  • Eduardo Marin Salinas (landscape architect and biologist, De Urbanisten), Team MIT CAU + ZUS + Urbanisten
  • Nanco Dolman (consultant Water and Spatial Planning, Royal HaskoningDHV), Team OMA

Programme

09:00  - Coffee -
09:30        Welcome and Introduction 
09:35-11:00
 
Presentations of projects and debate by
•  TU Delft Master Graduation Studio 'Delta Interventions'
•  Dutch Design Teams 'Rebuild-by-Design'
11:00   - Break -
11:15 Debate
12:00  - Lunch-  

Registration

Entrance: free
Please register for this debate by sending a mail to urbanism-bk@tudelft.nl