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This workshop will provide a platform where participants are able to deeply communicate with editors and reviewers from Architectural Histories and EAHN on how to enrich their reach, diversify their content, and expand their media presence. It aspires to support emerging scholars to contribute to more inclusive cultures in architectural histories and their academic publishing outlets.
Within the space of Central and Eastern Europe, how relevant is a division between a North and a South?
global dis:connect promotes dialogue between scholarship and art as co-equal means to approach dis:connective phenomena — interruptions, absences and detours of globalisation.
An exhibition with spatial investigations of railways in Africa, produced by students in the course of master dissertations and a research seminar
The aim of the conference is to examine a crucial phase in European culture between the 19th and 20th centuries, when the Renaissance became a model to be followed and imitated, giving rise to new architectural and decorative ‘styles’ and languages.
This project is developed around the study of the architectural typologies of the three main monotheistic religions and proposes to analyze the exchanges, contaminations, adoption of ancient prototypes and the painful and sacrilegious processes of adaptation to the new cult.
In this session, Deans of five Schools of Architecture across the United States will respond to a range of timely questions for architectural education provoked by the simultaneous epidemics of COVID-19, racism and racial inequity, and climate change.
A presentation of the book
Samia Henni examines the premises and intentions of this law and explores ways to expose this institutionalized controversy.
Community is a Practice, guest-edited by Anna Goodman of Portland State University, addresses the rich and complex history of community design in the United States in the 1960s.
A virtual discussion (via Zoom) on a number of pressing issues surrounding the teaching of Islamic art in a wide range of classroom settings.
Each year, the Architectural History & Theory – MSc programme at the University of Edinburgh welcomes around ten guest speakers and colleagues to present an evening seminar on their research.