Architectural Conservation Field Study in India (AH 45-078-37 (21))

25 May – 03 June, 2013 REGISTRATION FORM

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All-inclusive course fee for Segment A (Delhi, Chandigarh)

$19,980 $19,050

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Prices include Roundtrip International flight to/from Hong Kong to/from Delhi, India and two domestic flights which are from Delhi to Chandigarh and from Chandigarh to Delhi. Also includes all lectures, local transportation, accommodation (4-star hotels), Blue Cross travel insurance, breakfast/lunch, and India visa fee. Itinerary is subject to change. Price excludes all personal incidentals. Airport and fuel surcharge is subject to change upon the date of ticket issuance. The school reserves the right to cancel the course and refund the entire course fee in the event that there is insufficient enrollment. Full payment must be received by 20 March (Wednesday). To reserve your place on the trip, please write a cheque for a $6,000 non-refundable deposit made out to “HKU SPACE” with this signed registration form and send to:

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Cathay Pacific Airways (CX) + Jet Airways (9W)

Flight number Departure city Destination Departure time Arrival time Flying time

CX697 Hong Kong Delhi 2015 2335 5hrs 50mins

9W2651 Delhi Chandigarh 1105 1210 1hrs 05mins

9W7076 Chandigarh Delhi 1725 1810 0hrs 45mins

CX694 Delhi Hong Kong 0105 0905 +1 5hrs 30mins

Itinerary 21 May (Tues) – Pre-trip lecture: Morphology of Cities in India by Rui Leao at HKU SPACE Day 1 25-May, Saturday

Group A & B: Hong Kong – Delhi Departure flight to Delhi, India Upon arrival at mid-night, transfer to hotel for resting

Overnight at Delhi Japyee Siddarth Hotel * no meals included Day 1

Day 2 26-May,Sunday

Group A & B: Delhi – Chandigarh Breakfast at hotel Coach transfer to domestic airport and depart for Chandigarh On arrival, transfer to the hotel Lunch at hotel Lecture: Chandigarh a City in Rapid Transition by Ar. Jit Kumar Gupta and city walk in Section 22 with Ar. Jit Kumar Gupta

Overnight at Chandigarh Lemon Tree Hotel

Day 3 27-May, Monday

Group A & B: Chandigarh Breakfast at hotel Visit to: - Capital Complex (High Court, Secretariat, Legislative

Assembly, Open Hand) Lunch Visit to: - Peon Housing - Gandhi Bhawan - Le Corbusier Centre - Chandigarh Architecture Museum

Overnight at Chandigarh Lemon Tree Hotel

Day 4 28-May, Tuesday

Group A & B: Chandigarh – Delhi Breakfast at hotel Symposium Part I: 2 Lectures by Ar. Manmohan Khanna and Ar. Surinder Pal Singh Bahga, Chairmen IIA, Chandigarh Pb Chapter Meet Architects of IIA Chandigarh-Punjab Chapter Lunch

Visit to: - Government Museum & Art Gallery

Coach transfer to domestic airport and depart for Delhi

Overnight at Delhi Japyee Siddarth Hotel

Day 5 29-May, Wednesday

Group A & B: Delhi Breakfast at hotel Symposium Part II (3 Lectures): Ar. Sonali Rastogi or Ar Manit Rastogi of Morphogenesis Professor Jagan Shan- Director of the National Institute of Urban Affairs The role of INTACH in Conserving Building Heritage in India By Ar. Divay Gupta, Principle Director Architectural Division, INTACH Lunch Visit to: - Asiad Village - LIC Building - Craft Museum - Red Fort - Old Delhi -

Overnight at Delhi Japyee Siddarth Hotel

Group A: Delhi – Hong Kong Breakfast at hotel Visit to: - Akshardham Temple - Bahai Temple - India Habitat Center Lunch Visit to: - India Gate - Humayun’s Tomb - Qutab Minar Coach transfer to International Airport and depart to Hong Kong

Part A participates Delhi -> HK (5 hr 30 min) Depart Delhi at 01:05 Arrive Hong Kong 09:05am, 31 May

Day 6 30-May, Thursday

Group B: Delhi – Jaipur Breakfast at hotel Visit to: - Akshardham Temple - Bahai Temple - India Habitat Center Lunch Visit to: - India Gate - Humayun’s Tomb - Qutab Minar Coach transfer to Jaipur (5 hrs drive)

Overnight at Jaipur Ramada Jaipur Hotel

Day 7 31-May, Friday

Group B: Jaipur Breakfast at hotel Visit to: -Jantar Mantar Observatory -Hawa Mahal Lunch Visit to: -Galta Ji -Jawahar Kala Kendra

Overnight at Jaipur Park Prime Hotel

Day 8 01-Jun, Saturday

Group B: Jaipur- Agra Breakfast at hotel Coach transfer to Agra (5 hrs drive) Lunch Visit to: Fatehpur Sikri

Overnight in Agra Howard Plaza

Day 9 02-Jun, Sunday

Group B: Agra – Delhi – Hong Kong Breakfast at hotel Visit to: Taj Mahal Lunch Coach transfer to Delhi (4 hrs drive) Coach transfer to International Airport and depart to Hong Kong

Part B participates Delhi -> HK (5 hr 30 min) Depart Delhi at 01:05 Arrive Hong Kong 09:05am, 03 June

Enquiries: Mr. Henry Chan (administrative) Tel. 3762 0073 henry.chan@hkuspace.hku.hk Ms. Mona Yeung (academic) Tel. 3762 0077 mona.yeung@hkuspace.hku.hk

Lecture 21 May, 2013 (Hong Kong)- 1 hour

Morphology of Cities in India by Rui Leao (Partner and founder of LBA Arquitectura & Planeamento, visiting lecturer at HKUSPACE and USJ, Vice-President of CIALP)

26 May, 2013 (Chandigarh)- 2 hours

Chandigarh a City in Rapid Transition by Jit Kumar Gupta (Vice-President of Indian Institute of Architects, Chairman Board of Studies (Architecture) Punjab Technical University, Member Board of Studies in Architecture of Punjab University, SMVDU. Member Academic Council, Sri Mata Vaishno Devi University, Katra) The presentation will be a journey of city of Chandigarh from the year 1950, when the city was conceptualized to the 2013, with regard to planning, development and management. The presentation will brief on the two master plans which went into making of the city. Basic principles of planning adopted in Chandigarh. Presentation will also brief on the rule of 7 vs. adopted in Chandigarh and the system of architectural controls which went into defining the architectural vocabulary of Chandigarh architecture. Presentation will also brief on the controls made applicable to regulate development in periphery of the city. Making of the capitol complex and the architectural features of the Capitol and the monuments which have been designed as part of the capitol. Presentation will also explain the problems city is facing in terms of growth and development including demography- slums, growth of informal sectors, both residential and commercial. Development beyond Chandigarh will also be explained. The presentation will conclude with the message and the lessons learnt from the planning of capital cities for both architects and planners.

29 May, 2013 (Chandigarh)-2 hours Lectures by Manmohan Khanna & Surinder Pal Singh Bahga (Chairmen of Chandigarh

Pb Chapter, Indian Institute of Architects)

29 May, 2013 (New Delhi)-3 hours

Modern Architecture in India and Architectural Conservation & the Future of our Cities by Professor Jagan Shan (Director of the National Institute of Urban Affairs) The Role of INTACH in Conserving Built Heritage in India by Divay Gupta (Principal Director of the Architectural Heritage Division, Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH)) “INTACH plays a vital role in the listing, documentation and conservation of historic structures and precincts of architectural, historical and cultural value. Their team of conservation architects is working on projects nationwide for the conservation of heritage properties and mobilization of resources in this direction. The division undertakes a wide range of activities: - Listing or inventorying of heritage properties - Documentation and conservation plans for historic sites and buildings, heritage

gardens - Restoration of historic buildings and their adaptive reuse - Urban conservation, including new development within historical, cultural and/or

vernacular context that encourage revival of traditional building arts and crafts - Development of urban haats - Disaster management initiatives (source: INTACH homepage at www.intach.org) Lecture by Manit Rastogi or Sonali Rastogi (Founders of Morphogenesis)

***lectures and presenters subject to final confirmation***