News from the EAHN
EAHN Executive Committee as of June 2026
Photograph by Katharina Ya. As unanimously agreed at the Annual Business Meeting and announced during the EAHN 2026 Biennial Conference in Aarhus in June 2026, Léa-Catherine Szacka of The University of Manchester became the new President of the EAHN, alongside Maarten...
Summations from the EAHN 2026 Aarhus
Domesticating Life by Kostas Tsiambaos PhD, Associate Professor, NTUA School of Architecture The sessions of the ‘Domesticating life’ thread could be described as efforts to examine typologies, geographies and scales that go beyond the architectural, in order to...
Special Interest Group Activities at the EAHN 2026 Aarhus Biennial Conference
Photograph by Katharina Ya Ten Special Interest Group (SIG) activities took place on the first day of the EAHN 2026 Aarhus Biennial Conference on Wednesday, 17 June, bringing together established and newly constituted groups around focused conversations on thematic...
Reflections from the EAHN 2026 Aarhus
Photograph by Katharina Ya Reflections by Panagiotis Farantatos and Kasper Lægring Aarhus in June proved to be a particularly hospitable place for a conference. The weather was exceptionally good, but the compactness of the city meant that participants had little...
EAHN Thematic Conference MOVING PARTS
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...
EAHN Thematic Conference RADICAL BUREAUCRACY
This conference aims to investigate bureaucracy as a site of struggles for spatial solidarity and, as such, as an essential part of the architecture discipline. To establish and secure a democratic and solidary society, it needs law and bureaucracy. As the historian...
EAHN Thematic Conference ARCHITECTURAL SALVAGE
The Department of Architecture and Urban Planning at Ghent University and the Faculty of Architecture of the University of Liège will host a conference titled Architectural Salvage: Histories of Commerce and Guardianship, to be held in Ghent (Belgium) from 15 to 18...
Architectural Histories | Call for Reviews Editors
Architectural Histories invites applications for review editors. Working in close collaboration with the editor-in-chief Markus Lähteenmäki, their responsibilities will be to commission and edit scholarly rigorous reviews of new books, exhibitions, or multimedia...
Teaching Architectural Histories in the Age of Global Crisis
Photograph by Katharina Ya Roundtable organised by the EAHN executive committee. Chairs: Léa-Catherine Szacka, EAHN, University of Manchester Fatma Tanış, EAHN, TU Delft Speakers: Florian Urban, EAHN, Glasgow School of Art Hannah le Roux, University of Sheffield...
AH meets AI
Automation, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence (AI), the AI label is under the spotlight for a variety of reasons. A Roundtable will address these issues.
Architectural Histories Announces New Editorial Board Members
by Markus Lähteenmäki and Laura diZerega The editorial team of Architectural Histories is delighted to announce the appointment of eight new members to the journal's editorial board: Will Davis, Sigrid de Jong, Lisa Godson, Min Kyung Lee, Liva Lupi, Faiq Mari,...
Reflections from the EAHN Zürich
by Gregorio Astengo, Nikolaos Magouliotis, Noelle Paulson, Maarten Delbeke The day after our call for papers closed was one of mixed emotions. As we started to go through over 440 proposals, we wondered with satisfaction at the interest that microhistory, a...