Client:
National Heritage Board (NHB)

Date of Event:
18 & 19 November 2022

Venue:
Day 1: Zoom
Day 2: URA Centre, Function Hall

Estimated Attendance:
Approx. 300 pax online and in-person

Facing a projected rise of sea levels and temperature as well as an increasing rate of social-economic change, it has become critically important for Singapore to explore how considerations for environmental and cultural sustainability can be worked into various facets of our daily lives. Coupled with Singapore’s ever-intensifying land scarcity and the speed and frequency of urban redevelopment, new ways of thinking about the future needs to come into play. Though often left out of the conversation, heritage has a part to play in this endeavour. 

This symposium will cover a range of different aspects regarding sustainable redevelopment, including carbon considerations in the retrofitting of built heritage and the operation of world heritage sites, the incorporation of sustainability measures into heritage conservation, and the role of intangible cultural heritage in urban redevelopment. 

Services Rendered:

• Management of overall event online & onsite
• Pre-event registration management
• RSVP management (sending of event details, reminder emails, post-event registration reports, etc.)
• Execution of technical rehearsals for in-person and virtual speakers
• Provision of design conceptualisation services and production (i.e. holding slides, livestreaming overlays)
• Design and programming of event microsite
• Drafting of emcee script
• Provision of audio and video equipment with technicians
• Provision of live streaming, audio, video and lighting equipment with technicians
• Provision of design conceptualisation services (i.e. overall webinar virtual background design, holding slides etc, livestream lower thirds and overlay)
• Virtual webinar proceeding management (sharing slides, mute/unmute mic, pin speaker, photo-taking etc.)
• Provision of live technical chat support agents during webinar
• Full setup and execution of Zoom webinar session