The EAHN Organisation

The EAHN is administered by an executive committee and governed by the EAHN council. The executive committee consists of five elected officers. The council convenes once a year at the Annual EAHN Business Meeting, where any member has the right to attend and to vote. The business meeting venue rotates, and has convened in Paris (founding meeting), Berlin, Delft, Ankara, Bologna, London, Delft/Rotterdam, Bratislava, Haifa, Pamplona, Dortmund, Warsaw, Zaragoza and Aversa/Caserta.

Minutes of these meetings can be found here. The EAHN bylaws can be found here.

EAHN conference in 2019

EAHN Office

The EAHN currently maintains an office at The Glasgow School of Art:

Mackintosh School of Architecture
Glasgow School of Art
167 Renfrew Street
Glasgow G3 6RQ
United Kingdom

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Current Officers

President

PANAYOTIS TOURNIKIOTIS, GREECE

Panayotis Tournikiotis is the professor of architectural theory at the National Technical University of Athens, and the dean of the School of Architecture. He has studied architecture, town planning, geography and philosophy in Athens and Paris. His research focus on critical history and theory, and the way understanding the past may contribute to the interdisciplinary setting of design strategies in architecture and town planning. His recent work explores the reinvention of the city centre in metropolitan Athens.

Vice-President

Léa-Catherine Szacka, UK

Léa-Catherine Szacka
is Senior lecturer (Associate Professor) in Architectural Studies at the University of Manchester and member of the Manchester Architecture Research Group (MARG). Her work focuses on the history of architecture exhibitions and the history and theory of postmodern architecture, including in its interaction with media and the rise of environmental awareness.

Treasurer

Paul Bouet,
France

Paul Bouet is Associate Professor of Architectural History at ENSA Paris-Est, Université Gustave Eiffel. He was trained as an architect and a historian of science and technology before earning his PhD in 2022. His research focuses on the environmental history of twentieth-century architecture, including experiments in renewable energies, climate adaptation in colonial contexts and the rise of environmentalist theories. He was a doctoral fellow at the Canadian Centre for Architecture (2019) and the Eiermann postdoctoral fellow at the gta Institute, ETH Zurich (2022–2023).

Secretary

Florian Urban,
UK

Florian Urban is a professor of architectural history, and the Head of History of Architecture and Urban Studies at the Glasgow School of Art. His research interests include the architecture of mass housing in the late twentieth century, postmodern architecture, in particular in Poland and East Germany, and the history of informal architecture. He is the author, among others, of the books Neo-historical East Berlin – Architecture and Urban Design in the German Democratic Republic 1970-1990 (Ashgate, 2009), Tower and Slab – Histories of Global Mass Housing (Routledge, 2012), The New Tenement – Architecture in the Inner City since 1970 (Routledge 2018), Postmodern Architecture in Socialist Poland – Transformation, Symbolic Form and National Identity (Routledge, 2021), and, together with Barnabas Calder, of Form Follows Fuel – 14 Buildings from Antiquity to the Present (Routledge, 2025), which investigates embodied and operational energy in historic buildings.

 

Communications

Fatma Taniş,
The Netherlands

Fatma Tanış is researcher and lecturer in the Department of Architecture at TU Delft and research associate at the Nieuwe Instituut. Before joining the section Building Knowledge and academic group Architecture Archives of the Future at TU Delft, she has been the curator of the department’s digital repository for research output and she was the coordinator of the Jaap Bakema Study Centre, special research collaboration between TU Delft and the Nieuwe Instituut. Motivated by her interdisciplinary background in architecture and business administration, as well as her personal interest in literary writing, she focuses on addressing questions pertinent to the production, transfer and utilisation of knowledge. Building on her doctoral project executed in times of corona, she simultaneously explores innovative ways for constructing archives by hybridising analogue and digital to display research conducted in the age of data.

Councillors

Carson Chan

USA

Sofia Dyak

Ukraine

 

 

Janina Gosseye

The Netherlands

Claudia Hopkins

UK

Andres Kurg

Estonia

 

 

Markus Lähteenmäki

Finland

Kostas Tsiambaos

Greece

Mercedes Volait

France

 

EAHN Junior Fellow

Honorary Members

The Network awards Honorary Memberships, which acknowledge contribution to the EAHN.

Nancy Stieber (2014)
Susan Klaiber (2014)

Past Officers

MARI LENDING (Norway)

President 2022-24
Vice-President 2020-22

Matteo Burioni (Germany)

Communication Officer 2022-24

Marta García Carbonero (Spain)

Secretary 2021-24

 

Denis Bocquet (France)

Tresurer 2021-24

Jorge Correia (Portugal)

President 2020-22
Vice-President 2018-20

 

José Ángel Medina Murua (Spain)

Treasurer 2017-21

Mark Crinson (UK)

President 2018-20
Vice President 2016-18

Anne Hultzsch (Switzerland)

Communication Officer 2018-22

Cânâ Bİlsel (Türkİye)

Secretary 2017-21

HILDE HEYNEN (BELGIUM)

President 2016-18
Vice President 2014-16

Alona Nitzan-Shiftan (Israel)

President 2014-16

Adrian Forty (UK)

President 2010-14

Mari Hvattum (Norway)

Vice President 2010-14

Ruth Hanish (Germany)

Treasurer 2012-17

Merlijn Hurx (The Netherlands)

Secretary 2012-17

Tom Avermaete (The Netherlands)

Treasurer 2010-12

Maarten Delbeke (Belgium/The Netherlands)

Secretary 2010-12

Christine Mengin (France)

President 2006-09

Rob Dettingmeijer (The Netherlands)

Vice-President 2006-09

Carmen Popescu (France)

Treasurer 2006-09

Alice Thomine (France)

Secretary 2006-07

Past Councillors

Sahar Al-Qaisi

Irak

Jakub Adamski

Poland

Ricardo Agarez

Portugal

DENIS BOCQUET

France

Daniel Maudlin

UK

Matteo Burioni

Germany

Anat Falbel

Brazil

Torsten Lange

Switzerland

Mari Lending

Norway

Itohan Osayimwese

USA

 

HELENA MATTSSON

Sweden

Henrieta Moravčíková

Slovakia

Finola O’Kane Crimmins

Ireland

LÉA-CATHERINE SZACKA

UK

Michela Rosso

Italy

Previous Offices hosted by

Departamento de Composición Arquitectónica, Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura-UPM
Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain

Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture (ESALA),
University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom

METU Department of Architecture,
Middle East Technical University (Orta Doğu Teknik Üniversitesi), Türkiye

ETS Arquitectura,
Universidad de Navarra, Spain

Leeds School of Architecture,
Leeds Beckett University, United Kingdom

gta, Institute for the History and Theory of Architecture,
ETH Zürich, Switzerland

Department of Architecture,
TU Delft, The Netherlands

Institutions which have supported the EAHN

Irish Architectural Archive, Dublin

University IUAV of Venice, Department of Architecture, Construction and Conservation

Politecnico di Torino

University of Belgrade, Faculty of Architecture

Universiteit Gent

Université Libre de Bruxelles, Faculté d’architecture

 

Ramla Benaissa Architects, Philadelphia USA

IE School of Architecture & Design, Madrid

Escola de Arquitectura, Universidade do Minho

KU Leuven

University College Dublin

Universitè Paris 1 Panthèon-Sorbonne

Department of Architecture and Urban Planning, Universiteit de Gent

The Oslo School of Architecture and Design

John Rylands University Library, University of Manchester

The Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London

University of Liverpool, School of Architecture