Wednesday June 15th. ETSAM
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| 11:00-13:30 |
Workshop: Architectural Histories Place: ROOM 1G2 |
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Place: ROOM 1G3 |
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| 13:30 - 18:00 |
Thematic Interest Groups Long Meetings Postmodernism · Place: ROOM 1G1 |
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| 15:00 | Registration opening · ETSAM Second Floor Foyer | ||
| 15:30-18:00 |
Thematic Interest Groups Standard Meetings Housing · Place: ROOM 1G2 Architecture and Environment · Place: ROOM 1G3 Building Word Image · Place: ROOM 1G4 Histories in Conflict · Place: ROOM 1G5 Europe/Latin America Exchanges · Place: ROOM 2G1 Urban Representations · Place: ROOM 2G2 Women and Gender in Architecture and Urban Design · Place: ROOM 2G3 Architecture and Migration · Place: ROOM 2G4 Eastern European · Place: ROOM 2G5 |
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| 18:00 | Conference opening · ETSAM Auditorium (Entrance Floor) | ||
| 18:30-20:00 |
The urgency of 'other' histories today |
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| 20:00 - 21:30 |
Opening reception |
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Thursday June 16th. COAM |
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| TIME | SESSION | TITLE | AUTHORS |
| 10:00 - 12:30 |
RT01 - But Today We Collect Likes: Digital Mass Media, History and New Research Methodologies Chair: Daniel Díez Martínez Track: Approaches and Methods Place: ROOM 4 |
Developing a Digital Humanities Approach to Future Archiving: Mass Visual Images of the Built Environment and Future_ARChive | Yael Allweil |
| “Dream-like Spaces” as Spaces of Likes: Towards the New Research Sources | Jovana Tošić | ||
| Elements of Architectural Memetics | Amir Djalali | ||
| Architectural Guides in a Hyperconnected World: Proper Dissemination Tools? | Ángel Camacho Pina | ||
| History of Architecture in the 21st Century Based on Digital Repositories and Social Networks | Guido Cimadomo | ||
| The Private Space Becomes Public: Our Houses in Social Networks and Their Influence on Domestic Architecture | Almudena de Benito Alonso | ||
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S01 - Architectural Criticism: Constructing a History Chairs: Hélène Jannière and Paolo Scrivano Track: Expanded Discourses Place: AUDITORIUM |
Advertising, Objectivity and Neue Werkkunst: Investigating the Infrastructure of Architectural Criticism | Sarah Borree | |
| Photography as Criticism: Gabriele Basilico and the Project of a “Small Utopia" | Davide Deriu | ||
| Advocacy and Action: Local Newspapers and Architectural Discourse | Kathryn Holliday | ||
| Never Pander, Always Lead: From Interpretive to Instructional Criticism in The Architectural Review | Jessica Kelly | ||
| One Critic, One Architect: The Birth of the Reader | Christophe Van Gerrewey | ||
| Other Modernities: Architectural Criticism in Rome, c. 1830-1870 | Richard Wittman | ||
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S03 - Bathroom Matters: Architectures and Infrastructures of the Twentieth Century Chairs: Ignacio G. Galán and Iván L. Munuera Track:Material Shifts Place: ROOM 2 |
“Revolutionizing” the Toilet: Winding Up the Soviet Communal Bathroom, 1920-30 | Evangelos Kotsioris | |
| Maintaining Modern Hygiene: Paulette Bernège’s Domestic Infrastructure | James Graham | ||
| Groupes Sanitaires Mobiles: Health, Disease and Settlement in French Morocco | Sara Frikech | ||
| (Water) Closeted: Queer Appropriations of the Domestic Bathroom | Sergio Preston | ||
| Body and Poop in the Service of the State: Modern China’s Bathroom under Reform | Yan Wencheng | ||
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S06 - Diplomatic Architecture and Changing Power Relations from Imperialism to Post-Colonialism Sponsored by the Society of Architectural Historians Great Britain Chairs: Fredie Floré and Anne-Françoise Morel Track: Core Margins Place: ROOM 5 |
Power, Stability, Diplomacy on the International Stage: Architecture of New Japan at Vienna World’s Fair of 1873 | Faraz Olfat | |
| One Décor, Shifting Messages: French Built Diplomacy in Cairo and the “Art of Seduction” (1888-1937) | Mercedes Volait | ||
| Status in the Sublime Porte: The Belgian Hôtel de Legation as a Prerequisite for Diplomatic Influence in Istanbul | Charlotte Rottiers | ||
| In Pursuit of Architectural Esperanto: The Humanistic Ambitions of the Musée Dynamique (1966) in Dakar | Lauren Taylor | ||
| Architecture Exhibitions as Diplomatic Affairs: Insights from Colombia | Michael Andrés Forero Parra | ||
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S08 - Histories of Informal Architecture Chairs: Florian Urban and Kathrin Golda-Pongratz Track: Urban Paradigms Place: ROOM 3 |
Against Informality: Revisiting Algiers from the Bidonville | Sheila Crane | |
| Anonymous: A History Possessed by the Non-Pedigreed Architect | Huma Gupta | ||
| “Per sbaraccare occorre baraccare”: From Informal to Formal Housing in Fascist Rome | Anna Mascorella | ||
| “Urban Loopholes”: a Spatial and Temporal Framework for Urban Spatial Productions under Rapid Change | Ying Zhou | ||
| From tabula rasa to genius loci: “skipping over” the informal construction in central Zagreb | Melita Čavlović/ Antun Sevšek | ||
| 12:30 - 15:30 | Lunch + Walking Seminars | ||
| 13:30 - 15:30 |
Interest Group Coordinator Meeting Place: Auditorium
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| 15:30 - 18:00 |
RT03 - Historiography, Get It Right Sponsored by the Society of Architectural Historians Australia and New Zealand Chairs: Macarena de la Vega and Gevork Hartoonian Track: Expanded Discourses Place: AUDITORIUM |
No (More) History: Reassessing Priorities in Today’s Architectural Historiography | Carmen Popescu |
| Towards Non-Eurocentric Historiographies: Challenging Europe’s Position in the Formation of Architectural Histories | Marianna Charitonidou | ||
| Latin American Architecture as the Architecture of Resistance | Patricio del Real | ||
| Comparative Histories of Architecture: History, Architecture, or Idealism? | Pedro P. Palazzo | ||
| History Curated. Architecture Museums – Custodians of the Past, Critics of the Present? | Christina Pech | ||
| Variety, Contingency, Modernity in Architectural History | Pollyanna Rhee | ||
| Polished Fascism: Histories of the Architectural Right for Historiography to Go Left | María González Pendas | ||
| Women, Gender, and Architectural History | Mary McLeod | ||
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S10 - Magical Architecture Chair: Thomas Mical Track: Approaches and Methods Place: ROOM 4 |
Architectures of Ingenuity | Carolina Dayer | |
| Esoteric Invariants of Architecture | Carlos J. Irisarri | ||
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Magic and Desire: Radical Embodied Knowledge in Hypnerotomachia Poliphili |
Darío Negueruela del Castillo | ||
| The Power of Shadow, from Magic to Illusionism | Laura Trazic | ||
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S04 - Building from Print: Reconsidering the Agency of the Building Manual Chairs: Gregorio Astengo and Emma Letizia Jones Track: Material Shifts Place: ROOM 3 |
Manuals of Global Counterinsurgency in Late Colonial War: Guiding the Architecture of Portugal’s Forced Resettlement Camps in Africa, 1961-74 | Tiago Castela and Rui Aristides | |
| Housing in Translation: Henry Roberts’s Dwellings of the Labouring Classes | Irina Davidovici | ||
| Chinoiserie Pattern Books – Not Just a Distorting Mirror | Alexandra Harrer | ||
| “Immediate Education for Survival”: The Pictorical Building Manuals of the CCSK | Jesse Lockard | ||
| The Builder’s Price Book as Repository of Architectural Innovation | Conor Lucey | ||
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S12 - Non-Aligned Narratives. South and Eastern European Architectural Criticism during the Cold War Chairs: Rute Figueiredo and Jasna Galjer Track: Core Margins Place: ROOM 5 |
Italian Translation of USSR Architecture, 1962-1981 | Federica Vannucchi | |
| UIA Working Group on Education: Expanding Educational Spaces 1970-1978 | Maja Lorbek and Susanne Rick | ||
| Scaling between Global and Local, Modernism and Socialist Realism. Critical Analyses of Karel Honzík (Czechoslovakia) and André Lurçat (France) at the Outbreak of the Cold War | Marcela Hanáčková | ||
| From the Far Southwest: Regarding the Resonances of the International Debate Through the Portuguese FCP-HE Bulletin | Rui Seco | ||
| Anthill Against Oasis: Mário Pedrosa and the 1959 Extraordinary International Congress of Art Critics in Brasilia | Vanessa Grossman | ||
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S09 - Learning from Madrid, an Open Session on Contemporary Urban Peripheries Chair: Ana Miret García and Alona Martínez Track: Urban Paradigms Place: ROOM 2 |
Living in Central Peripheries | Nuria Casais Pérez and Ferran Grau Valldosera | |
| Mapping Multiple Peripheries: Beyond the Zurich Kernstadt | Susannah Cramer-Greenbaum | ||
| Heritage and Periphery: Flashes of Everyday Life through Scenes of Madrid | David Escudero | ||
| Double Peripheries. Homelessness on the Edge of the City of Barcelona: the Case of Poblenou | Marta Serra-Permanyer and Carlos Bitrian Varea | ||
| 18:00 - 19:00 |
Keynote Lecture: Claudia Hopkins Al-Andalus in Translation. Controversies and Debates Place: Conference Hall |
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| 19:30-20:30 |
Book Launch Radical Pedagogies. Edited by Beatriz Colomina, Ignacio G. Galán, Evangelos Kotsioris and Anna-Maria Meister. MIT Press. Place: Larger Area on the Garden Floor |
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Friday June 17th. COAM |
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| TIME | SESSION | TITLE | AUTHORS |
| 10:00 - 12:30 |
RT05 - Toxics / Architectural Histories Chairs: Meredith TenHoor and Jessica Varner Track: Material Shifts Place: ROOM 3 |
Superfluity, or the Treatment of Mine Waste in (Post)Apartheid South Africa | Megan Eardley |
| From White Modernism to Human Tissue: The Toxic Entanglements of Titanium Dioxide | Ingrid Halland | ||
| Cheap Sheets: Waste Wood, Low-Cost Construction, and “the Formaldehyde Problem” | Erin Putalik | ||
| Contaminated Forms: Agricultural Landscapes, Infrastructure, and Spatial Configuration in Costa Rican Banana Enclaves | Natalia Solano-Meza | ||
| Post-mining Toxics | Hannah Le Roux | ||
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S11 - Mid-Century Modern Architecture and the Academic Tradition Chairs: Carlos Eduardo Comas and Maria Cristina Cabral Track: Approaches and Methods Place: AUDITORIUM |
The Beaux-Arts Poché and Modern Architecture in Latin America | Cláudia Costa Cabral | |
| Mario Pani, a Modern Stemmed from the École des Beaux-Arts | Louise Noelle Gras | ||
| Not a “Coal Mine Shaft”: Washington D.C.’s Metrorail Stations and Their Postwar Classical Character | Marcos Amado Petroli | ||
| Robert Venturi’s Camouflaged Academicism | Denise Costanzo | ||
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S02 - Architectural Culture in Charles V’s Empire (1519-1556). From Global Ambitions to Scientific Approaches Chairs: Francesca Mattei and Carlos Plaza Track: Expanded Discourses Place: ROOM 4 |
Time entanglements: Reading Earl E. Rosenthal and George Kubler on the Renaissance in Spain and its Dominions, 1948-1959 | Carolina B. García-Estévez | |
| Between Local and Global, Civil Architecture in Palermo and its Neighbourhoods at the Time of Charles V | Emanuela Garofalo | ||
| The Urban Renewal of Sessa Promoted by the Governor Lope de Herrera (1546-1560) for the Duke Gonzalo II | Fulvio Lenzo | ||
| “Que el poblador principal tome asiento”: Acts and Actions for the Recording of New Towns Plantation in Jaen, Capitanía General de Chile, and Nueva Granada. 1508-1582 | Manuel Sánchez García | ||
| An Architecture of Empire: Classical Architecture in the Trans-Atlantic and Mediterranean Hispanic World of the Sixteenth Century | Juan Luis Burke | ||
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S14 - The Architecture of Global Governance Chairs: Sven Sterken and Dennis Pohl Track: Core Margins Place: ROOM 2 |
Governing on the Move: American-Sponsored Exhibitions in Europe at Mid-20th Century | Oskar Arnorsson | |
| Architecture as Governance at the African Union | Kenny Cupers and Cole Roskam | ||
| The Aga Khan Development Network: A Non-State Player on a Global Stage | Sara Honarmand Ebrahimi | ||
| Building a Supranational Order: The European Central Bank | Sebastiano Fabbrini | ||
| “London’s Most Modern Office Building”: Bush House, International Trade, and Anglo-American Friendship in the Aftermath of WWI | Elliott Sturtevant | ||
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S16 - The Compact City Inside Out. Compact Cities throughout the Ages Chairs: Petra Brouwer and Tim Verlaan Track: Urban Paradigms Place: ROOM 5 |
A Compact City inside a Compact Metropolis: The Palais-Royal in Paris | Sigrid de Jong | |
| “The Big, Greedy, Insatiable Monster”. Compact Cities vs. Villes Tentaculaires and the Protection of Green Space, 1889-1914 | Bart Tritmans | ||
| Poznań’s Public Green Space. Evolution of a Compact City Layout | Piotr Marciniak | ||
| “Nowhere Have I Seen a Different Way of Thinking than the Old One”. Conflicting Political and Expert-led Visions on the Concept of “Compact City” in Socialist Romania | Liliana Iuga | ||
| Co-creating the Compact City: Local Residents, Rebel Architects and the Reinforcement of the Urban Core, Amsterdam 1970-1990 | Aimée Albers | ||
| 12:30 - 15:30 | Lunch + Walking Seminars | ||
| 13:30 - 15:30 |
Architectural Histories Meeting Place: Auditorium |
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| 15:30 - 18:00 |
RT02 - From the South Chair: Ana María León Track: Core Margins Place: AUDITORIUM |
Reciprocity | Kelema Lee Moses |
| Radical Mapping and Listening for a Methodology of Solidarity | Ana Ozaki and Marina Oba | ||
| An Oral and Visual History of Haitian Architecture: Context and Complicity | Irene Brisson | ||
| Architecture and Episteme | Joseph Heathcott | ||
| Northern Archives and Southern Knowledge | Ayala Levin | ||
| Identifying Islamic Architectural History | Zehra Tonbul | ||
| Unbuilding Whiteness on Institutional Grounds | Fabiola López-Durán | ||
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S13 - Poetry Designing Architecture: A Global Exploration of Structures Arising from Poetry Chair: Adedoyin Teriba Track: Approaches and Methods Place: ROOM 2 |
Lyrical Brutalism: Ram Karmi's Concrete Architecture and the Negotiation of Israeli Poetry | Inbal Ben-Asher Gitler | |
| Design through Analogies with Poetry. The Disciplinary Approach of John Hejduk | Luca Cardani | ||
| Code Poetry and the Production of Minor Architecture in Coded Environments | Lucía Jalón Oyarzún | ||
| Reimagination of the "Peach Blossom Spring" | Siqi Deng | ||
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S05 - Countercultural Trends: Contemporary Readings on Late 20th Century Architectural Texts and Works Chairs: Horacio Torrent and Ruth Verde Zein Track: Expanded Discourses Place: ROOM 4 |
Towards a Trash Architecture | Greg Castillo | |
| The Audience of Architecture: Participation and Disciplinary Autonomy | Ana Tostões | ||
| A Drawn Story of Architectural Phenomena. Re-reading Flanders’ Architecture of the 1960s and 1970s Case: Cultural Centre Westrand, Designed by Alfons Hoppenbrouwers, Rudi Somers and Many Others | Laura Lievevrouw and Caroline Voet | ||
| Ambiguous and Muddy: the Alternative Practice of Reiko Tomita and her Group Atelier Zo during the Bubble Era | Noemí Gómez Lobo and Diego Martín Sánchez | ||
| Contested Countercultures: Tomás Maldonado’s Controversies in Casabella | Georg Vrachliotis and Joaquín Medina-Warmburg | ||
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S07 - Embodied Energy through Time: Architecture and Its Histories of Resource Consumption Chairs: Barnabas Calder and Alex Bremner Track: Material Shifts Place: ROOM 5 |
Material Processes and the Construction of the Church of Il Gesù | Ann C. Huppert | |
| The Notion of Expenditure in the Public Architecture of Edo Japan | Ariel Genadt | ||
| Embodied Energy and the 19th Century House: the Process of Domestic Architectural Production | Susan Galavan | ||
| Architecture, Extremity, and Value (at the End of the World) | Timothy Hyde | ||
| Historic Supply Chains: Post-War Britain’s Energy Intensive Consumption | Rowena Creagh | ||
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S18 - Urban Design and the Rediscovery of Historic City Chairs: Janina Gosseye and Isabelle Doucet Track: Urban Paradigms Place: ROOM 3 |
Writing Over a Marked Canvas: 1970s Pedagogies for Urban Reuse | Elke Couchez | |
| Designing (for) the “Milieu”. Urban Struggles and Disciplinary Conflicts in 1970s West Berlin | Christa Kamleithner | ||
| Breaking Ground: The Southwest Corridor Transit Project in Boston, MA | Lucy M. Maulsby | ||
| European Architectural Heritage Year 1975 and East-Central Europe | Malgorzata Popiolek-Roßkamp | ||
| Towards Urban Design: Uncovering the Historic City in the New World | Philip Goad and Catherine Townsend | ||
| 18:00 - 19:30 |
Place: Auditorium |
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| 20:00-21:30 | Cocktail Dinner: Círculo de Bellas Artes (Ticketed Event) | ||
Saturday June 18th. COAM |
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| TIME | SESSION | TITLE | AUTHORS |
| 10:00 - 12:30 |
RT04 - The Conditioned Ground Chair: André Bideau Track: Urban Paradigms Place: ROOM 3 |
Site of Conscience: Restorative Justice and the Contemporary City, the Case of Dublin’s Magdalene Laundry | Hugh Campbell and Dervla MacManus |
| Properties of a Financialized Center. Europacity in Berlin | Anne Kockelkorn | ||
| Land for Few in Paradise for All: Land Policy and Urban Develpment in Minsk since 2009 | Dasha Kuletskaya | ||
| Zoning as Fiction | Davide Spina | ||
| Erskinean Isomorphisms | Julian Varas | ||
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S17 - Untimely Teachers. Recovering Postmodernism’s Anachronic Pedagogies Chairs: Wouter Van Acker and Steven Lauritano Track: Approaches and Methods Place: ROOM 2 |
Dalibor Vesely and the Model of the Late Baroque | Joseph Bedford | |
| The Return of the Precedent: Reading Perspecta in the 1960s | Michael Kubo | ||
| Dientzenhofer as Untimely Teacher: Revisiting Christian Norberg-Schulz’s Research and Teachings on Bohemian Baroque, ca. 1960-1980 | Beata Labuhn | ||
| Renaissance Redux: Bramante’s Tempietto in Postmodern Houston | Amanda Reeser Lawrence | ||
| Tracing Tacit Knowledge in 1980s Furniture Exhibitions at Belgium’s Saint Luke Schools | Benoît Vandevoort | ||
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S20 - Women in Architectural Periodicals: Gender Stereotypes, Feminist Discourse and the Female Gaze Chairs: Lucía C. Pérez-Moreno and Stephen Parnell Track: Expanded Discourse Place: AUDITORIUM |
Communicating Culture: the Role of Women and Female Architects inside Casabella Magazine. The Gaze of Giulia Veronesi (1906-1970) and Gae Aulenti (1927-2012) | Elisa Boeri and Fabio Marino | |
| Why There Hasn’t Been a Ladies Magazine for Architecture: Retracing Jane Webb Loudon | Anne Hultzsch | ||
| Eliane Havenith, a Female Gaze for the Architecture Magazine Architecture (19522-1970)? | Veronique Boone and Nina Serulus | ||
| The Performative Acts of Becoming an Architect | Vitor Alves | ||
| Magazines of One’s Own: Soheila Beski and the Post-Revolutionary Discourse of Architecture in Iran | Sina Zarei | ||
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S15 - The Combinatorial Imperative: Discourses and Practices of Architectural Modularity in the 20th Century Chairs: Jennifer Mack and Pablo Miranda Carranza Track: Material Shifts Place: ROOM 5 |
Architecture of Schooling: School Construction Systems Development in California | Leslie Lodwick | |
| The Tectonics of Housing a City: A Close Reading of the London County Council’s Post-War Details | Jesse Honsa | ||
| Wholesale Modularity of Moelven Brug | Maryia Rusak | ||
| Beyond Technical Matters: Architects’ Engagements with Dimensional Coordination and Modular Design c. 1940s-1970s | Erik Sigge and Tijana Stevanović | ||
| Reference Woman: Modularity and Gender in the Office | Amy Thomas | ||
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S19 - Women and Radical Bureaucracy Chair: Helena Mattsson Track: Core Margins Place: ROOM 4 |
Domestic Violence Against Women | Elke Krasny | |
| Becoming Author: the Feminist Bureaucracy of Circulating Papers in the Production of Matrix’s Making Space | Katie Lloyd Thomas and Karen Burns | ||
| Feminist Work in Architecture of Multilateralism | Olga Touloumi | ||
| One “Housewife” to Steer Them All: Marie Elisabeth Lüders’ Managerial Expertise | Anna-Maria Meister | ||
| Financing “My Little House Out West”. The Home Building and Loan Committee of the Women’s Natural Indian Association, 1884-1893 | Maura Lucking | ||
| 12:30 - 15:30 | Lunch + Lunch Tours | ||
| 13:30 - 15:30 |
EAHN Business Meeting Place: ROOM 2 |
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| 15:45 - 16:30 |
Conference Summation Track 01: Approaches and Methods Marta García Carbonero. Universidad Politécnica de Madrid Track 02: Expanded Discourses Anne Hultzsch. ETH Zürich Track 03: Material Shifts Gaia Caramelino. Politecnico di Milano Track 04: Core Margins Kathleen James-Chakraborty. University College Dublin Track 05: Urban Paradigms Richard Williams. The University of Edinburgh Place: Conference Hall |
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| 16:30 - 17:15 |
EAHN22 Closing Lecture Place: Conference Hall |
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| 17:15 - 18:00 |
Closing Ceremony Architectural Histories Awards EAHN Presidency Handover EAHN 2024 Presentation Place: Conference Hall |
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| 18:00 - 18:30 | Farewell coffee | ||