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Abstract submission deadline October 23, 2026 Conference website: https://www.granadacongresos.com/culturayciudad Conference abstracts will be presented either in Spanish or English, with a maximum extension of 500 words. Abstracts will be submitted through the...
Architecture today is increasingly shaped by market pressures, process optimization, speed, and various production demands which often overshadow its broader cultural and critical role. Rather than exploring alternative social and spatial forms, the discipline is...
Moving Parts examines architecture as a field constituted through movement. It argues that movement, understood as the displacement and transformation of things and ideas across space and time, has always shaped architectural production. However, the mobilization of...
Under the title "Contemporary Construction Sites as Postcolonial Infrastructure: Preliminary Inquiries", this issue proposes un certain regard for the construction site, approaching it as an object of inquiry rather than merely the stage following the project before...
The home – be it skin, a carpet, a shadow, a hut, a shelter or a fortress – is the place where the idea of the world manifests itself: the idea of belonging to the world or claiming possession of a part of it. Homes, like islands or lifeboats in a seething sea, form...
Revista de História da Arte (RHA) is an open-access art history journal, published online twice a year, by the Instituto de História da Arte of Universidade Nova de Lisboa. The journal publishes multi- and cross-disciplinary academic articles that address and...
If the first two issues of this trilogy on housing approached their subject from self-contained scales—the domestic unit and its relationship with ways of inhabiting; collective housing and its relationship with urban form—this third issue proposes to linger in the...
COTAA #3 invites researchers, practitioners, historians, theorists, educators, doctoral researchers, artists, and independent scholars to contribute to this ongoing conversation. We welcome theoretical, historical, methodological, and practice-based contributions that...
The call for papers “The Urban Garden. Experimental Laboratory for New Imaginaries” invites researchers and PhD candidates to investigate the garden as a critical device for rethinking the contemporary city. Historically positioned between nature and artifice, the...
The Docomomo Ibérico Register has always been very attentive to the transformations in modern architecture brought about by pedagogical advances and the increase in the student population, a phenomenon that developed in all educational spheres, from primary to higher...
Exhibitions occupy a distinctive position in the history of architectural education. Although they are generally regarded as instruments of communication, dissemination, or public presentation, they have often played a far more significant role in shaping pedagogical...
The issue "Constructing Churches in Concrete Ecclesiastical Architecture in and around Post-war Rome" addresses post-war ecclesiastical architecture in Rome as a crucial site of architectural, structural, and urban experimentation between the 1950s and the 1970s. In...