“garden in tradition”1. cultural, heritage, society and vulnerability of traditional and modern...

1. Conference (Thursday, April 16, 2020) Concept : one day full of interactive conference, parallel session dialogue, poster presentation, gallery, and welcome party at night 2. Workshop (Friday, April 17, 2020) Concept : 5 rooms with different themes are provided as follows a. knowledge & collaboration b. profession & businesses c. community & leadership d. executives meeting e. Student activity (Student design competition by SKALA, exhibition by ETALASE, student conference SKALA++) All of the participants are welcome to choose the room which they want to follow according to their interests or need. 3. Fieldtrip (Saturday, April 18, 2020) Concept : 4 choices of fieldtrip routes are provided by the committee, i.e. a. village living trip b. mountain-culture trip c. royal heritage trip d. marine-culture trip Participants would be able to choose a fieldtrip routes according to them interests. Fieldtrip can be implemented if the number of participants in one of the fieldtrip routes reach a minimum of 10 people. 4. Expo (Wednesday-Saturday, April, 16 – 17 2020) Concept : The exhibition is open to the public, from various businesses and activities related to Landscape Architecture. Dr. Beata J. Gawryszewska (Warsaw University of Life Sciences) Prof. Ariya Aruninta, Ph.D (Chulalongkorn University) Dr. Ir. I W. Koster (Governor of Bali) Registrati on type Early bird* (January – 15 February 2020) Normal registration* (16 February- 15 March 2020) Late delegates* (after 15 March 2020) Indonesian (IDR) International (USD) Indonesian (IDR) International (USD) Indonesian (IDR) International (USD)) Conferrence+workshop Presenter 1.250.000 150 1.500.000 175 1.750.000 200 Non- presenter 500.000 55 550.000 60 600.000 70 Presenter Student 750.000 80 800.000 85 850.000 90 Workshop only 500.000 50 500.000 50 500.000 50 Fieldtrip 1.000.000 150 1.000.000 150 1.000.000 150 Proceeding 500.000 50 500.000 50 500.000 50 1. C ultural, heritage, society and vulnerability of traditional and modern landscape 2. Landscape ecology 3. S mall island tourism 4. G reen architecture 5. Landscape vernacular 6. Application of Technology information for garden 400 people are expected to be able to participate in conference and workshops of IC G oW that will be held in Ksirarnawa build., Art C enter, Bali, Indonesia . The general public and participants can enter ICGoW’s Expo for free. THE 1 ST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE GARDEN OF THE WORLD “GARDEN IN TRADITION” Publication: 1. ICGoW Proceeding 2. J urnal Arsitektur Lansekap 3. International J ournal of Bioscience and Biotechnology 4. J urnal SOCA (SOcial-economiC of Agriculture) 5. J urnal Ruang 6. J ournal of A S ustainable G lobal S outh Dr. Chun Yin Long (Nanchang University) Dr. Julian Bolleter (The University of Western Australia) *Prices are determined based on payment date LoA will be given by email, 1 week (review process) after the abstract submission

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Page 1: “GARDEN IN TRADITION”1. Cultural, heritage, society and vulnerability of traditional and modern landscape 2. Landscape ecology 3. Small island tourism 4. Green architecture 5

a. knowledge & collaborationb. profession & businessesc. community & leadershipd. executives meetinge. Student activity (Student design competition by SKALA,

exhibition by ETALASE, student conference SKALA++)All of the participants are welcome to choose the room which they want to follow according to their interests or need.3. Fieldtrip (Saturday, April 18, 2020)Concept : 4 choices of fieldtrip routes are provided by the committee, i.e.

a. village living tripb. mountain-culture tripc. royal heritage tripd. marine-culture trip

Participants would be able to choose a fieldtrip routes according to them interests. Fieldtrip can be implemented if the number of participants in one of the fieldtrip routes reach a minimum of 10 people. 4. Expo (Wednesday-Saturday, April, 16 – 17 2020) Concept : The exhibition is open to the public, from various businesses and activities related to Landscape Architecture.

Dr. Beata J. Gawryszewska(Warsaw University of Life Sciences)

Prof. Ariya Aruninta, Ph.D(Chulalongkorn University)

Dr. Ir. I W. Koster(Governor of Bali)

Registration type

Early bird* (January – 15

February 2020)

Normal registration* (16 February-

15 March 2020)

Late delegates* (after 15 March

2020)

Indonesian (IDR)

International (USD)

Indonesian (IDR)

International (USD)

Indonesian (IDR)

International (USD))

Conferrence+workshop

Presenter 1.250.000 150 1.500.000 175 1.750.000 200

Non-presenter

500.000 55 550.000 60 600.000 70

Presenter Student

750.000 80 800.000 85 850.000 90

Workshop only

500.000 50 500.000 50 500.000 50

Fieldtrip 1.000.000 150 1.000.000 150 1.000.000 150

Proceeding 500.000 50 500.000 50 500.000 50

1. C ultural, heritage, society and vulnerability of traditional and modern landscape2. Landscape ecology

3. S mall island tourism4. G reen architecture

5. Landscape vernacular6. Application of Technology information for garden

400 people are expected to be able to participate in conference and

workshops of IC G oW that will be held in Ksirarnawa build., Art C enter, Bali, Indonesia . The general public and participants can

enter ICGoW’s Expo for free.

THE 1ST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCEGARDEN OF THE WORLD

“GARDEN IN TRADITION”

Publication:1. IC G oW Proceeding2. J urnal Arsitektur Lansekap3. International J ournal of Bioscience and Biotechnology4. J urnal S OC A (S Ocial-economiC of Agriculture)5. J urnal Ruang6. J ournal of A S ustainable G lobal S outh

Dr. Chun Yin Long(Nanchang University)

Dr. Julian Bolleter(The University of Western Australia)

*Prices are determined based on payment dateLoA will be given by email, 1 week (review process) after the abstract submission

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