Panel Discussion

City in Flux: Panel Discussion

Event Dates

Apr 15, 2018

Time

2:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Join us for a panel discussion exploring the changing landscape of the Lower Mainland and its implications for the future. The panel discussion is presented in conjunction with the Capture Photography Festival and Carolina de la Cajiga’s City in Flux: Work in Progress photo exhibition at the Ferry Building Gallery.

Admission by donation. Call 604-925-7270 to reserve a spot (course #44038)

Greg Bellerby, Moderator

Greg Bellerby was the commissioner and co-curator of the Canadian Pavilion at the 2006 Venice Biennale of Architecture. From 1988 until 2013, he was the director/curator of the Charles H. Scott Gallery at the Emily Carr University of Art + Design. He also edited the book, The West Coast Modern House: Vancouver Residential Architecture.

Panelists Include:

Carolina de la Cajiga, Exhibiting Artist

Carolina refers to herself as an illusionist or a re-interpreter. Her approach to art is a balance between reality and imagination – what you see is not what “is”. She incorporates her experience in painting and sculpture into her fine art photography to create abstract, conceptual digital designs that seem tridimensional.

Raymond Fung, M. Eng., P. Eng.

Raymond is the Director of Engineering & Transportation at the District of West Vancouver. As an engineer, walker, cyclist, transit user, driver and photographer, Raymond is uniquely qualified to speak to the complexities of transportation issues from a broad perspective.

Nathan Pachal, Langley City Councillor

Nathan is an advocate for creating sustainable and accessible communities and the author of the blog, South Fraser, which focuses on regional transit issues.

Bryce Tupper, M. Eng., P. Eng., LEED AP

Bryce is the Vice President of Planning & Development at British Pacific Properties. He oversees planning and approvals for Cypress Village and the western areas of Rodgers Creek in the Upper Lands of West Vancouver for British Pacific Properties.

Exhibition and special event sponsored by British Pacific Properties.