EDITOR’S NOTE
KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS
IMMERSING IN THE PAST, MEDIATING THE PRESENT: ONTOLOGICAL FRAMING OF DIGITAL SPACE IN TRADITIONAL ENVIRONMENTS, Puay-Peng Ho

SEEING TRADITION AFRESH: THE ANCIENT WORLD IN VIRTUAL REALITY, Michael Scott

TRACK I: THEORIZING THE VIRTUAL AND THE TRADITIONAL IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT
A.1 VIRTUAL RECONSTRUCTIONS
A.2 THE VIRTUAL VS. THE REAL
A.3 DIGITAL TOOLS
A.4 DIGITIZING IN THEORY AND PRACTICE
A.5 MANAGING GLOBALIZATION AND TRADITION
A.6 MUSEUMS, MEMORIALS, AND TRAVEL
A.7 IMPACTS OF A DIGITAL AGE
A.8 SPACE, SOCIAL MEDIA, AND DIGITAL APPS

TRACK II: THE SOCIO-SPATIAL TRADITIONS OF EVERYDAY LIFE IN CHANGING LANDSCAPES
B.1 TRADITIONAL BUILDINGS AND SETTLEMENTS
B.2 TRADITION VS. MODERNITY: TRANSFORMING PLACES
B.3 INDIGENOUS AND CULTURAL LANDSCAPES
B.4 INDIGENOUS AND VERNACULAR DISCOURSES
B.5 VERNACULARS, NEW AND OLD: TRANSFORMING TYPOLOGIES
B.6 IDENTITY, ETHNICITY, AND ARCHITECTURE
B.7 PEOPLE, PLACE, AND TRADITION
B.8 DESIGN, EDUCATION, AND DEVELOPMENT

TRACK III: TRADITION, SPACE, AND PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT AT TIMES OF TRANSITION
C.1 THE PRACTICE OF DESIGN
C.2 PLANNING AND PLACEMAKING
C.3 INFORMAL URBANISM AND REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT
C.4 ART, CRAFT, AND ARCHITECTURE
C.5 MIGRANT COMMUNITIES AND URBANIZATION
C.6 TRIGGERING SOCIOSPATIAL TRADITIONS
C.7 SEGREGATION AND SOCIAL SPACE
C.8 OPEN SESSION: ART, CRAFT, AND ARCHITECTURE