The International Study Days organized by LIAT and EVCAU, will take place on May 20 and 21, 2026, at ENSA Paris-Val de Seine, Université Paris Cité, and ENSA Paris-Malaquais - PSL. CALL FOR ABSTRACTS Architecture and infrastructures are inhabited by specters, which...
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Stoà n° 16
The proposed reflection focuses this time on the why rather than the how: not so much, or not only, on the tools and teaching methods that structure architectural design education, but rather on the objectives for which those same methods are conceived and those tools...
CLARA 13 | Architecture has a soil problem
Clara and guest editors Jolein Bergers, Nadia Casabella, Seth Denizen, and Ananda Kohlbrenner are launching a call for papers for the thematic section "Architecture has a soil problem" of issue 13, to be published in 2027. Architecture has a soil problem. Not only...
Tools of the Trade. Architecture’s Critical Instruments
Architects have always created or borrowed practical, conceptual, and discursive means to imagine, communicate, and achieve their work. Such means are neither neutral, nor are they mere technicalities. From the draftsman's pencil and the ephemeral logic of formwork to...
International Journal of Islamic Architecture (IJIA) | Reimagining Islamic Architecture in the 20th and 21st Centuries
Special Issue: Reimagining Islamic Architecture in the 20th and 21st Centuries Thematic volume planned for July 2028 Guest Editors: Emily Neumeier & Jennifer Pruitt Proposal submission deadline: 15 December 2025 We invite submissions for this special issue of the...
Architecture in the Critical Zone | AIARG 15th Annual Conference 2026
The theme for the 15th annual conference of the All-Ireland Architecture Research Group (AIARG) invites discussion on how architecture, and the practices that surround it, engage with the challenge of reconceiving the terrestrial. Our title derives from the French...
The Materialities of the Ephemeral City
What builds a city is more than materials meant to cross time. Since its origins, the permanent city has always been overlaid with ephemeral layers that interrupt and reshape the everyday use of streets, squares and buildings. Festivals, religious processions,...
Clara no. 13 Archives and Positions
Clara launches a call for papers for its Archives and Position(s) sections, to be published in issue 13. Clara is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal in architecture dedicated to topics, research methods and tools specific to the field. Each issue comprises a main...
Weird Science, Isolated Intelligence: Histories of Architecture, Technology, and Evolution
International Symposium, Round Tables and Lecture Series December 2025- May 2026 Curated by Lina Malfona, polit(t)ico research lab This call for proposals invites reflections on the interplay between invention and creativity, science and architecture. Inspired by the...
16th International Conference on The Constructed Environment
Place: Universidad de Navarra, Pamplona, Spain + Online Format: A mix of live, pre-recorded, and in person (at scale that’s allowed) presentations and social interaction spaces. Dates: 14-15 May 2026 -------- SPECIAL FOCUS: From the Home to the City: Designing Spatial...
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...
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...