Giorgio Ponzo

Call for Papers: From Redevelopment to Responsibility: Environmentally (Un)Friendly Design. New York, 10-13 February 2021
Session at the CAA annual conference

Approach to the environment has recently undergone

Call for Papers: Approaching Research Practice in Architecture. PhD Online Workshop, 8-9 October 2020 
International doctoral candidates with an interest in practice-oriented formats in architecture and adjacent

Call for Papers: Deep Adaptation – The Spatial Dimension. Spool
SPOOL Open access journal in the field of the built environment

Issue Editors: Daniel Zwangsleitner (TU Munich), Elettra Carnelli (TU Munich), Be

Call for Papers: Impatient Cities of the Gulf: Post-oil Architecture in Flux. Histories of Postwar Architecture
HPA Issue 8, Roberto Fabbri (University of Monterrey, MX) and Iain Jackson (University of L

Award: 2020 Bruno Zevi Prize
With a view to developing and disseminating the teachings of Bruno Zevi and his method of critical and historical inquiry, The Bruno Zevi Foundation annually holds an international

Call for Papers: Renaissance conference. Paris, 10-12 March 2021
Organised by the Art History departments of: Universidad de Jaén; Universität Leipzig; École Pratique des Hautes Études – PSL (HISTARA) in Pari

Call for Papers: Dominion of the Sacred. In_bo vol. 12, no. 16
Image, Cartography, Knowledge of the City after the Council of Trent
Edited by Mario Bevilacqua (Università degli Studi di Firenze) and Marco F

Call for Papers: Faces 78: Neutral architecture, amodal architecture
Editors: Ido Avissar (guest editor), Paolo Amaldi, Adrien Besson
The upcoming issue of FACES magazine (no. 78, autumn 2020) will explore the

Call for Papers: Timber Constructed: Towards an Alternative Material History
A special issue of Architectural Theory Review (vol. 25, no. 1), edited by Irina Davidovici (ETH Zürich) and Laila Seewang (Portland

Call for Papers: Garden cities for the 21st century. Suresnes (Paris), 3-4 June 2021
Valorization, preservation and challenges in France, Europe and the world
Since the 1980s, garden cities have been the subject

Call for Papers: Inheriting as a Cultural Technique. Berlin/Weimar 19-20 November 2020
4th Annual Conference of the interdisciplinary Research Group “Identity and Heritage”

The sphere of potentially

Call for Papers: Architecture, Infrastructure, Landscape: Construction and Representation of the Territory in Latin America. Karlsruhe, 22-24 April 2021
The conference discusses the historical development of

Job: PhD in Architectural History and Theory, UCLouvain, Belgium
The UCLouvain in Belgium, Faculty of Architecture, Engineering Architecture and Urbanism, offers 1 full-time PhD position for the project

Call for Papers: Dealing with risks, Architecture and Philosophy. Paris, 11-12 March 2021
International Symposium, organised by GERPHAU Lab (philosophy, architecture, urban world, EA 7486 Ecole Nationale

Call for Papers: Port City Cultures, Values, or Maritime Mindsets. CPCL Vol 4, no 1
The European Journal of Creative Practices in Cities and Landscapes, Edited by Carola Hein, Sabine Luning, Paul van de

Call for Papers: Sharing Ground: Propinquity. Belfast, 21-23 January 2021
10th Annual Conference, All-Ireland Architecture Research Group, AIARG, Ulster University

In their 1999 publication (Verso Books),

Call for Papers: The Architectural Model as Tool, Medium and Agent of Change. Architectural Theory Review
Special issue of Architectural Theory Review, edited by Matthew Mindrup and Matthew Wells

The

Call for Papers: Architecture for the Common Good. Dublin, 7-10 April 2021
The Renaissance Society of America warmly invites submissions for its 67th Annual Meeting, to be held in Dublin, Ireland on 7–10 April 2

Call for Papers: Renaissance Architecture in the Archives. Dublin, 7-10 April 2021
The Renaissance Society of America warmly invites submissions for its 67th Annual Meeting, to be held in Dublin, Ireland on

Call for Papers: Urban Exile: Theories, Methods, Research Practices
Although it is widely accepted that migration shapes cities, until now, exile research has rarely been written from an urban perspective. By