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AIA Southeast Asia Fall Symposium 2026: Designing for Resilience and Regenerative Thinking

Scheduled for 23 October 2026, the AIA Southeast Asia Fall Symposium will address ecological design, inclusive and resilient cities, biodiversity, cultural heritage and AI in architecture. Check current registration details for time and learning credits.

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The AIA Southeast Asia Fall Symposium is scheduled for Friday, 23 October 2026, with online attendance and an in-person program at Haworth Showroom in Kuala Lumpur. Its announced agenda brings together ecological design, resilient and inclusive cities, biodiversity and cultural heritage, and artificial intelligence in architectural practice. The event is upcoming; its exact start time and learning-credit details should be checked against the current registration information.

What the symposium is about

The event listing frames the symposium around a question for the built environment: how can ecological regeneration, social inclusivity and advanced technology intersect as climate vulnerabilities grow and automation reshapes practice? The organizer says the discussion looks beyond standard sustainability metrics. That is the event’s stated framing, not a claim about results or conclusions the symposium has already produced.

For construction and design professionals, the announced themes connect environmental performance with broader concerns: how projects relate to living systems, who benefits from the places they create, how cities and landscapes withstand change, and what automation may mean for architectural work.

What the announced program covers

Ecological design

Dato’ Dr. Ar. Ken Yeang is listed for “On Ecological Design.” The event listing identifies the subject but does not provide a detailed session outline.

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Resilient, inclusive cities

Prof. Dato’ Sri Ar. Dr. Asiah Binti Abdul Rahim is scheduled to speak on “The Prospects of Regenerative Resilient Inclusive City,” linking the symposium’s city-scale themes of regeneration, resilience and inclusion.

Biodiversity and cultural heritage in a regional park

Yew Kee Cheong’s listed session, “Regenerative Design for a Regional Park with Rich Biodiversity & Cultural Heritage,” focuses on the relationship between landscape, biodiversity and heritage.

Artificial intelligence and architectural practice

Cathy Saldaña is listed for “Architecture and AI: The Evolution of the Modern Practice.” The title signals a practice-focused discussion of AI, but the listing does not specify particular tools, methods or conclusions.

Welcome address

Illya Azaroff is listed for a welcome address. Published versions of the event page differ on whether it is presented as a video, so check the current program for the format.

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Attendance, venue and event details

The organizer describes both online attendance and an in-person program at Haworth Showroom in Kuala Lumpur. Haworth is identified as an event partner and the venue. Partner listings vary between versions of the event page, and partner status alone does not establish an endorsement of a product.

The event date is consistently given as Friday, 23 October 2026, but published listings do not agree on the start time or program sequence. ArchDaily lists 03:30 Eastern / 15:30 Malaysia time; organizer versions show differing time conversions. Confirm the time zone, start time, registration instructions and online access details on the current organizer registration page before making plans.

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What to know about continuing-education credits

Event descriptions refer to estimated AIA learning units, but the published wording varies. ArchDaily estimates 2.5 LU/HSW for AIA members; this is not an independently verified credit award. Check the organizer’s current registration details to confirm whether credits apply, the eligible audience and any requirements for receiving them.

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