The wealth of history and knowledge from the past owned by each region or community is a valuable thing. It may have the form of intangible knowledge but applied on some physical object. In some cases, this wealthiness can be so unique that create an identity of a locality. This uniqueness and identity worth as an exchange value in a way to upgrade the community well-being.
However, in this modern era, local uniqueness from the past has slowly faded. As the world change with the rapid development of transportation and technology, universality has increased. This condition causes cultural assimilation between modern lifestyle and local culture that can scrape local identity from a community. Therefore, without the society’s concern and awareness to preserve their wealth of knowledge, it will vanish.
Smart #3  aims to be one of the media to collect and share this community information from the past and present as a basic data to determine the position of our cognition as a result of the adaptation of humankind. This knowledge can be base of wise strategies decision for the future.

Objective:
The general objective of this seminar is to framing up the history and local genius knowledge in many places, so it will become the basis to determine the position of knowledge as a result of human adaptation that has been known in the present. This knowledge will be the source for determining better future strategies.
The specific objectives i.e. :
1.     Digging the uniqueness and geniuses of the local tradition.
2.     Enframing road map of the research related to the fied. 
3.     Positioning of the present knowledge for the future strategic planning.

Participants from Indonesia and others countries are welcome to participate in this seminar. Participants are expected to submit abstract in English. The official language of the seminar is English. However, In the paper presentation, participants can used Bahasa Indonesia or English. Expected number of paper presenters are 40 persons, and the seminar attendees are limited to 160 persons.
Participants are expected to attend :
1.    Professional Architect and Designer
2.    Local Government
3.    Humanist and Artist
4.    Lecturer and Researcher
5.    Graduate Student