Sustainable design and density
no longer a choice but a necessity

Philip Bay PhD
Associate Professor
University of Western Australia
Director, EcoDesign Consultancy

Philip (Joo Hwa) Bay has been practicing architecture in the tropical and subtropical regions since 1986. He directed a 100-person practice, was a Council Member of the Singapore Institute of Architects, and has won several design awards. He received his PhD at the Technische Universiteit Delft (TUDelft) on the subject of design thinking in environmental architecture. Dr. Bay now resides in Perth, Western Australia.

This presentation is made possible with the support of the Broward Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO), Florida Atlantic University (FAU) College for Design and Social Inquiry Broward Community Design Collaborative (BCDC), and School of Architecture (SoA). Sustainable design and density
no longer a choice but a necessity.

Public Lecture
Monday 14 March
5.30pm
FAU Board of Trustees Room
HE Tower Room 1110
111 East Las Olas Boulevard
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Free admission - Open to the public

Workshop on Sustainable Design and Density
FAU Downtown Campus
Enrollment is free but limited. Please RSVP to aabbate@fau.edu

Subtropical Urbanism: Beyond Climate Change

FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA (USA)
9-13 MARCH 2011

FOR INFORMATION | REGISTRATION CONTACT:
http://www.subtropicalcities2011.com

NEW! DATES for Abstracts and Papers

An Architectural Walking Tour of Downtown Fort Lauderdale (381KB)