gta papers: demolitions

Demolitions have often been framed in architectural history as spectacular narrative moments: the implosions of large-scale buildings, the clearing of “obsolete” modernist icons, or the large-scale operations of urban renewal, including infamous domicides, urbicides...

CALL FOR HOSTING 2027 EAHN THEMATIC CONFERENCES

Since 2011, the European Architectural History Network has collaborated with institutions across the world to organize smaller, more focused thematic conferences and seminars. These events are intended to raise the international profile of the Network through local...

CALL FOR HOSTING THE 2028 EAHN BIENNIAL CONFERENCE

Since 2010, the European Architectural History Network has organised a major international conference every second year. The biennial conferences offer the chance to bring together scholars in the field from all over the world and have played a leading role in...

Footprint 40: Conditions of Architecture

Footprint, the open access Delft Architecture Theory Journal, is now welcoming abstracts on Conditions of Architecture. Footprint 40 (edited by Alina Paias and Catherine Koekoek) explores the theoretical and practical implications of situating architecture within its...