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Monday, 4 September 2000:

Zeit / time	Referent / speaker	Titel / paper
09.30-09.40	Gabi Dolff-Bonekämper (Berlin) Elain Harwood (London)	Introduction
The Surface of Architecture as a Medium of Time
09.40-10.10	Wessel Reinink (Utrecht)	Time, Architecture and Evolution: Berlage's Design for the Exchange at Amsterdam and the Evolution Theory
10.10-10.25		debate
10.25-10.55	Alan Powers (London)	Epicurus and Chronos (The Modern and the Timeless)
10.55-11.10		debate
11.10-11.40		coffee
11.40-12.00	Dennis Wardleworth (Blandford Forum, Dorset)	London's Palaces of Business: The Headquarters Offices of the First Modern Corporations
12.00-12.15		debate
12.15-12.45	Hans-Ernst Mittig (Berlin)	Timelessness in Current Architecture and Advertising
12.45-13.00		debate
13.00-14.15		lunch
14.15-14.45	N. N.	(no title)
14.45-15.00		debate
15.00-15.30	Leo Schmidt (Cottbus)	Authenticity and Change: The Monument as Process
15.30-15.45		debate
15.45-16.15		tea
16.15-16.45	Adrian Forty (London)	Untimely Matter: Concrete in Europe 1950-1970
16.45-17.30		debate
Time is Money: The Modern Building Site
17.30-17.50	Marieke Kuipers (Dordrecht, NL)	Time is Money: Mastering Mass Housing by Prefabrication
17.50-18.00		debate

Tuesday, 5 September 2000:

Zeit / time	Referent / speaker	Titel / paper
Time is Money: The Modern Building Site (continued)
09.15-09.35	Remi Rouyer (Paris)	The Concrete Framework: From Architectural Statement to Building Process, between Distortion and Contradiction
09.35-09.40		questions
09.40-10.10	Ernst Seidl (Tübingen)	Time is Money is ...Variety: The Aesthetic Impact of CAAD on Architectural Perception and Evolution
10.10-10.45		debate
10.45-11.15		coffee
Postwar Modernism Revisited
11.15-11.45	Martin Tschanz (Zürich)	Wann beginnt die Nachkriegsmoderne?: Kontinuität und Wandel in der Schweizer Architektur um den 2. Weltkrieg
11.45-12.00		debate
12.00-12.30	Richard Williams (Liverpool)	Brasilia as Text
12.30-12.45		debate
12.45-14.00		lunch
14.00-14.30	Vikramaditya Prakash (Washington/India)	On Chandigarh
14.30-14.45		debate
14.45-15.15	Corinne Bélier (Paris)	Firmigny, what future for an unfinished project?: Comparing the success or failure of Le Corbusier's different Unités d'Habitation
15.15-15.30		debate
15.30-16.00		tea
16.00-16.30	Mary Louise Lobsinger (Toronto)	Performance and Planned Obsolescence: The Architecture of Cedric Price
16.30-16.45		debate
16.45-18.00		final discussion and results