HEDQF Conference 2022 – registration now OPEN

This year’s Annual Conference will be held at Cardiff University which has recently undertaken an ambitious and transformative programme of estates investments to provide it with the facilities for the 21st century.

Cost:  £225 Members/All HEI’s, £295 Non-members

Register here

THE PROGRAMME

Thursday 14th July (provisional timings)

From 13:00

Tea/coffee on arrival in the Glamorgan Building, CF10 3WT

13:30

Welcome and introduction to the university’s impressive investment and the buildings to be visited by Dev Biddlecome, Director of Estates and Campus Facilities at Cardiff University, followed by visits to the Centre for Student Life (Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios), Abacws (Stride Treglown with Adjaye Associates) sbarc/spark (Hawkins Brown) and the Translational Research Hub (HOK).

From 17:30

A drinks reception will be held in the Glamorgan Building from 5.30pm, with an overview of the Welsh School of Architecture and a visit to the recently refurbished Bute Building (BDP Architects), home of the School of Architecture, and to the Degree Show.

Friday 15th July (provisional timings)

09:30

Registration & tea/coffee

10:00

Welcome and Introduction – Dr Ghazwa Alwani-Starr, QMUL, HEDQF Chair

10:05

Session 1: Welcome to the University of Cardiff, its future priorities in a post-covid world, and a Welsh perspective: The Wellbeing and Future Generations Act and its impact on campus priorities and design

11.00

Session 2: Designing for the new world 1:  Sustainability – environmental, economic and societal: Zero Carbon, Community, Research, Enterprise and Innovation

12.00

Session 3: Debate with interactive questions from delegates: ‘Are new buildings dead?’

12.40

Lunch

13.40

Session 4: Update on HEDQF Research

14.00

Session 5: The HEDQF Student Prize, which this year is at the Welsh School of Architecture

14.30

Tea/Coffee

14.50

Session 6: Designing for the new world 2: The future student environment including designs for new ways of learning and teaching, wellbeing, interactions between the physical and the digital worlds)

15.50

Session 7: Designing for the New World 3:  The Smart Campus – how data is being used to shape design

16.30

Summing up and close – Dr Ghaz Alwani-Starr, QMUL, HEDQF Chair

16.35

Finish

 

 

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