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"Architecture, Art and Urban Space Creation" Nantes - Yokohama Culture Dialog Symposium
BankArt Studio NYK
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Nantes is a former industrial and shipbuilding city in France that rebuilt itself into one of the most attractive and livable creative cities after a period of decline. Yokohama City has been engaging 6 French cities including Nantes in dialogs regarding the building of creative cities.
Please make reservations using this form or by sending an e-mail to ts-ninaite@city.yokohama.jp with your company or school name, name, contact information and participation in discussion group.
Program includes:
1. "On Creative City Yokohama" by Keiichi Kitamura
2. "Nantes Urban Renewal" Jean-Louis Bonnin
3. "Nantes Island and the Creative City Project" Laurent Teri
4. "Yokohama's Urban Design" Naoyuki Kuniyoshi
5. Panel discussion "Architecture, Art and Urban Space Creativity"
Panelists: Pierre Jean Gardin, Laurent Teri, Riken Yamamoto, Naoyuki Kuniyoshi
Coordinator: Shinji Suzuki
Please make reservations using this form or by sending an e-mail to ts-ninaite@city.yokohama.jp with your company or school name, name, contact information and participation in discussion group.
Program includes:
1. "On Creative City Yokohama" by Keiichi Kitamura
2. "Nantes Urban Renewal" Jean-Louis Bonnin
3. "Nantes Island and the Creative City Project" Laurent Teri
4. "Yokohama's Urban Design" Naoyuki Kuniyoshi
5. Panel discussion "Architecture, Art and Urban Space Creativity"
Panelists: Pierre Jean Gardin, Laurent Teri, Riken Yamamoto, Naoyuki Kuniyoshi
Coordinator: Shinji Suzuki
Schedule | Feb 28 (Thu) 2008 Opening Hours Information
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| Fee | Free (reservation needed), ￥1000 for discussion group | ||||
| Venue | BankArt Studio NYK | ||||
| Location | 3-9 Kaigandori, Naka-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa-ken 231-0002 | ||||
| Access | 4 minutes walk from Exit 6 at Bashamichi Station on the Yokohama Minato Mirai line, 10 minutes walk from Sakuragicho Station on the JR/Yokohama city subway lines. | ||||
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