What can geographers learn from the environmental turn in architectural history? How is this turn influenced by geographical ideas?

The 2023 ISIE symposium will bring scholars, professionals, and enthusiasts together to learn from the past and to generate new ideas and practices relating to the design of future international expositions.

The editors look forward to proposals that address architectural engagements with whiteness, concepts of race, and othering outside of Europe and European colonialisms, as well as examples from early modern Europe and the Atlantic world.

This issue of H-ART Journal seeks to reflect on books as cultural instruments inherent to the building of architectural knowledge.

ITN ‘Communities of Tacit Knowledge: Architecture and Its Ways of Knowing’ convenes a three-day International Conference at ETH Zürich (CH) that aims to explore the key role of tacit knowledge in architecture culture.

Photomontage serves as a rich subject in the contemporary image sphere, in terms of shedding light on the exchange between fields, and for analyzing transformations in the realm of history and representation.

The journal’s aim is to bring together different international scholars, in order to promote the dialogue between cultures, ideas and new academic researches.

This special issue looks from 1850 to the present to see how history might be written against the grain of the broad nationalist histories of both Australia and New Zealand by looking at the later period when those histories are dominant.

The congress aims to explore the dynamics of occupation of colonial territory, especially related to the war effort, which involved not only agents related to architecture and urbanism but to the military, and their repercussions in the same territories as independent countries.

This panel aspires to mobilize alternative envisioning for the fundamental structure of the architectural practice, that can lead to a more inclusive future.