Sense of Place - Sampling the Future

New Dialogues for Urban Design

Seminar overview

Over the years, urban environments have become more inclusory of human inhabitants, creating positive experiential spaces.

‘Sense of Place - Sampling the future’ concerns itself with three of the four major ‘shapers’ of urban space design - retail, workplace models, and ambient or environmental considerations.

How these ‘shapers’ are designed and work together impacts residential and commercial development in urban, suburban and regional centres.

How will design shape the urban environment of the future? What are the forecasts, considerations and human impact?

Presented in partnership with the Retail Design Institute and Design Victoria and hosted by RMIT Gallery. Held as a satellite event of the State of Design Festival.

Key Speakers

Lynda Roberts – Lecturer RMIT and Principal Public Assembly
Robert Backhouse – Managing Director, Hassell
Perry Lethlean – Director, Taylor Cullity Lethlean

Seminar details

Wednesday 22 July 2009
6.30 pm (for 7.00 pm start) to 8.30 pm 
RMIT Gallery 344 Swanston Street, Melbourne

The seminar includes drinks and finger food.

Registrations

$10 MEMBERS & $40 NON MEMBERS
Booking and payment essential by Friday 17 July 2009

Book online: Book and pay by credit card or EFT online (single or multiple),
www.retaildesigninstitute.org.au – click on upcoming events.

For more information please contact Mary Brunton via email info@rdi.org.au

Related links

Retail Design Institute – www.retaildesigninstitute.org.au
RMIT Gallery – www.rmit.edu.au/rmitgallery


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Event Details

Event Date

6:30 PM
22 July, 2009

Event Location

RMIT Gallery 344 Swanston Street
Melbourne, Victoria
Australia

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