Programme

The European Architectural History Network is delighted to announce that its next biannual meeting will take place at the NTUAthens School of Architecture, 19-23 June 2024.

Preliminary programme:

WEDNESDAY 19 JUNE

13.00-18.00 registration
14.00-18.00 thematic interest group meetings
14.00-16.00 AH meeting
16.00-18.00 EAHN business meeting
18.00-18.30 conference opening
18.30-20.00 keynote lecture
20.00-22.00 opening reception – exhibition

THURSDAY 20 JUNE

10.00-12.00 paper sessions
12.00-13.00 lunch
13.00-15.00 lunch tours – AH panel discussion
15.00-18.00 paper sessions
18.30-20.00 keynote lecture

FRIDAY 21 JUNE

10.00-12.00 paper sessions
12.00-13.00 lunch
13.00-15.00 lunch tours – ERC workshop
15.00-18.00 paper sessions
18.30-20.00 keynote lecture
20.00-22.00 gala dinner

SATURDAY 22 JUNE

10.00-12.00 paper sessions
12.00-13.00 lunch
13.00-15.00 book launches
15.00-15.30 summation
15.30-16.00 AH awards
16.00-16.30 next conference
18.00-22.00 closing event

SUNDAY 23 JUNE

09.00-18.00 post conference tours

_______________________________

Interest group meetings (Wednesday, 14.00-18.00):

• women and gender
• housing
• building, word, image

_______________________________

SESSIONS AND ROUND TABLES TENTATIVE SCHEDULE

20 June morning

Tourist Imaginaries and Architecture Performativity in Mediterranean Coast from a Gender Perspective

Youth and Architecture

Civic Centre Revisited: The Politics of an Urban Design Mirage

Provincialised Colonialities

The House Types and the Type of House: the Colonial Form for Indigenous Domesticity

Forging “Crossed Histories” of Twentieth-Century Architecture and Urban Design

20 June afternoon

Architecture and Anthropocene Air

Wars Outside and Wars Inside

Bureaucracy and Architecture in the Nineteenth Century in Europe and its Colonies: A New Paradigm?

Architectural Embodiments of Grain Sovereignty

On Buildings that No Longer Exist

21 June morning

A Veranda, a View and a Motorway. Revisiting Post-war Touristic Architectures in the Mediterranean

Architectural Histories after the Global Turn

Ecologies of Stone

Histories of Data Networks of Urban and Territorial Intelligence

Cultures of Maintenance: Upkeep and Repair 

Architects Societies and Associations in the 19th and 20th Centuries: Centralisation and Networks

21 June afternoon

Architectural Historiography and its Moving Images: Cinema as an Agent of Historical Culture

Women Making Space in South America, c.1400-1900

Data Narratives of Architectural Modernity

Machines for Settling: The Provisional Architectures of Colonialism 

Urbanophobia

22 June morning

Not so Pure: Modern Interior contaminations

Drawing the Ground

Histories of Architecture, Irony and Humour, 1750-present

Toward a Genealogy of Care: Housekeeping and Homemaking

Democratisation and Architecture in the European South: A Comparative Approach

_____________________

Book launches (June 22, 13.00-15.00)