23 March 2024
Tentative schedule of sessions and round tables announced (see:conference> programme)
26 February 2024
Sessions and Round Tables’ speakers announced: http://eahn2024.arch.ntua.gr/index.php/sessions-round-tables/
8 February 2024
Registration is now open:
Registration
*Chairs and speakers must register before March 15
7 February 2024
Registration platform will open soon
Registration deadline for chairs and speakers: 15 March 2024
26 January 2024
Session and roundtables papers to be announced soon.
20 March 2023
List of Sessions and Round Tables accepted:
*Detailed descriptions of all sessions and round tables will be published in May, when the Call for Papers is announced.
S01 – Machines for Settling: The Provisional Architectures of Colonialism
Adrian Anagnost, Tulane University; Jesse Lockard, Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz – Max-Planck
S02 – Drawing the Ground
Tulay Atak, Pratt; David Salomon, Ithaca College
S03 – Forging “Crossed Histories” of Twentieth-Century Architecture and Urban Design
Tom Avermaete and Cathelijne Nuijsink, ETH Zurich
S04 – Cultures of Maintenance: Upkeep and Repair
Ruth Baumeister, Carolina Dayer, and Nuria Casais, Aarhus
S05 – The Reception of Northern Architecture South of the Alps, 1400─1600: Disapproval, Indifference, Appreciation?
Gianluca Belli, Università degli Studi di Firenze; Caterina Cardamone, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Università degli Studi di Firenze; Pieter Martens, Vrije Universiteit Brussel
S06 – Toward a Genealogy of Care: Housekeeping and Homemaking
Tara Bissett, University of Waterloo; Amari Peliowski, University of Chile
S07 – Wars outside and wars inside
Will Davis, Princeton; Alex Seo, University of Technology Sydney
S08 – Architecture and Anthropocene Air
Didem Ekici, University of Nottingham; Stamatina Kousidi, Politecnico di Milano
S09 – Tourist imaginaries and architecture performativity in Mediterranean coast from a gender perspective
Nadia Fava and Marisa García Vergara, University of Girona, Spain
S10 – Ecologies of Stone
Jonathan Foote, Aarhus
S11 – Women Making Space in South America, c.1400-1900
Anne Hultzsch and Dr Sol Pérez Martínez, ETH Zurich
S12 – A veranda, a view and a motorway. Revisiting post-war touristic architectures in the Mediterranean
Dimitra Kanellopoulou, ENSA Paris-Malaquais; Marilena Kourniati, ENSA Paris-La Villette
S13 – Architects societies and associations in the 19th and 20th centuries: centralization and networks
Guy Lambert, ENSA Paris-Belleville; Estelle Thibault, ENSA Paris-Belleville
S14 – Democratization and Architecture in the European South: A Comparative Approach
Manuel López Segura, Harvard University
S15 – On Buildings that No Longer Exist
Savia Palate, University of Cyprus; Linda Stagni, ETH Zurich
S16 – Histories of Data Networks of Urban and Territorial Intelligence
Dimitris Papanikolaou, NTUA
S17 – Architectural Historiography and its Moving Images: Cinema as an Agent of Historical Culture
François Penz, University of Cambridge; Stavros Alifragkis, Hellenic Open University
S18 – Architectural Embodiments of Grain Sovereignty
Petros Phokaides, University of Thessaly; Fatina Abreek-Zubiedat, Tel-Aviv University
S19 – Youth and Architecture – Spaces and projects for/by an underrepresented group
Sabrina Puddu, University of Cambridge; Francesco Zuddas, Architectural Association
S20 – Histories of Architecture, Irony and Humour, 1750-present
Michela Rosso, Politecnico di Torino; Katerina Zacharopoulou, The Bartlett School of Architecture
S21 – Provincialized Colonialities
Manuel Sánchez García, Dumbarton Oaks; Juan Luis Burke, University of Maryland
S22 – Civic Centre Revisited: The Politics of an Urban Design Mirage
Horacio Torrent, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile; Joaquin Medina Warmburg, KIT – Karlsruher Institut für Technologie
S23 – Not so Pure: Modern Interior contaminations
Ana Tostões, IST- University of Lisbon; Marta Peixoto, PROPAR | UFRGS
S24 – The house types and the type of house: the colonial form for indigenous domesticity
Francesca Vita, FAUP; Inês Lima Rodrigues, (DINÂMIA’CET – Iscte
S25 – Bureaucracy and Architecture in the Nineteenth Century in Europe and its Colonies: A New Paradigm?
Richard Wittman, University of California at Santa Barbara; Laura diZerega, J. Paul Getty Museum
RT01 – Data Narratives of Architectural Modernity
Theodora Vardouli and Eliza Pertigkiozoglou, McGill University
RT02 – Architectural Histories after the Global Turn
Paul Walker and Macarena de la Vega de León, University of Melbourne
RT03 – Urbanophobia
Christina E. Crawford, Emory University; Richard J. Williams, University of Edinburgh