CfP: Architecture(s) , new wealth for Europe of the regions. Nancy, 29 November 2018

Call for Papers: Architecture(s) , new wealth for Europe of the regions. Nancy, 29 November 2018

As part of the Creative Europe application being set up with 8 countries / regions in Europe, the REGIONARCHI Cluster (in Grand Est) is proposing to organize a European meeting day on November 29 in Nancy on the theme «Architecture(s) , new wealth for Europe of the regions».
The principle of the day would be to reveal and pool projects, programs or exemplary and / or innovative actions carried out in a regional framework and bringing together the regional actors of architecture (culture, economy, profession, teaching, research).
In order to be on a «bottom-up» logic, the principle chosen to build the content of the day would be that of a call for open communication widely and addressed to all European regions and their networks.
The full call for papers can be accessed here.
Submission deadline: 12 September 2018.

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