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After 3.11: New Architecture + Engineering -Professionals from Japan and California will discuss the opportunities that have arisen from these eventsNEW

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Date: Saturday, 8 March, 2014       Time: 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Berkeley Wurster Hall (Room 112)
University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, CA 94720
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Map of Berkeley Wurster Hall (Room 112), University of California, Berkeley

Japan's 11 March 2011 earthquake, tsunami and nuclear meltdowns are among a series of recent disasters affecting urban environments around the world which have created new challenges to the professions of architecture and engineering. Professionals from Japan and California will discuss the opportunities that have arisen from these events, from changes in planning practices to engineering innovations. Speakers at this day-long symposium include Hitsohi Abe, Mary Comerio, Kazuhiro Kasai, George Kurumado, Steve Mahin, Norio Maki, David Mar and Susan Ubbelohde. More on their talks can be found at the event web site.

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Saturday, 8 March, 2014



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