Smart Light Symposia
Smart Light Sydney
The University of Technology Sydney (UTS), in conjunction with Smart Light Sydney, will host a series of symposiums for the creative industries, exploring the future of lighting design and innovation.
Smart Light Symposia promises to draw on the inaugural festival’s themes of sustainability and innovation, tackling some major questions facing designers, engineers, students and the general public.
Leading designers and engineers from Australia and overseas, including Tom Barker, Alex Haw, Sandra Kadja-O’Grady and Warren Langley, will present at the symposiums, exploring such topics as Future Cities, Smart Architecture, Engaging the City and Lighting the City.
Open to anyone interested in the future of sustainable lighting design, Smart Light Symposia is happening on 27 May, 1-2 June and 9 June from 6-8pm, and tickets can be reserved through the UTS website or purchased at the door.
Symposia 1 - Future Cities – Light and Meaning in the City Wednesday 27 May Time: 6 - 8pm Location: Customs House, Ground Floor
Conducted by: Tom Barker, Alex Haw, Joanne Jackovich
Symposia 2 - Smart Architecture – Increased Vision, Less Consumption Monday 1 June Time: 6 - 8pm Location: UTS Tower, Level 5 Foyer
Conducted by: Mark Major, Sandra Kaji-O’Grady
Symposia 3 - Engaging the City – Public Performance, Space and Light Tuesday 2 June Time: 6 - 8pm Location: Events NSW, Level 5, 88 George Street, Sydney
Conducted by: Lawrence Wallen, Michael Scott-Mitchell, Warren Langley, Bert Bongers
Symposia 4 - Lighting in the City – Methods and Strategies Tuesday 9 June Time: 6 - 8pm Location: UTS Tower, Level 4 Foyer
Conducted by: Murray Robson, Barry Web, Reg Wilson
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Event at a Glance
27 May 2009: 6–8pm
1–2 June 2009: 6–8pm
9 June 2009: 6–8pm
Venue
University of Technology, Sydney
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