We welcome proposals for papers or roundtable positions that respond to the sessions.

  • Time Travel
  • Architecture and the Neoliberal Turn
  • “Big Data” in Architectural Historiography
  • Beyond Constructivism: Soviet Early Modernist Architecture Revisited
  • The Modern Village
  • Architecture Exhibition & the Emergence of Public Debate on Architecture, Cities and the Public Good in the 18th – early 19th centuries
  • Architectures of Waiting in the City
  • Constructing the ‘Georgian’: Anglo-Palladianism, Identity and Colonialism c1700 – the Present
  • Asia at Play: Ideas of Leisure and the Emergence of Modernist Recreational Landscapes, 1900-1970
  • Formulizations of Ambience since the Eighteenth Century
  • Changing Identities? Planning and Building in Border Regions: A Difficult European Heritage
  • Modern Nature: the Architecture of Gardens and Landscapes
  • A Questions of “Shared” or of “(Selective Borrowing(s)”? 20th Century Colonial Public Works Departments seen from a Transnational Perspective
  • Ornament and the Renewal of Architecture in the Nineteenth Century
  • Exploring Regionality in the Architecture of the Late Medieval Tower House
  • Housing: Representing Finance
  • The ‘Work’ of Architecture: Labour Theory and the Production of Architecture
  • Housing and Grassroots: Rethinking Production and Agency in the Architecture of Dwelling
  • Architecture of the Antipodes (supported by SAHANZ)

Roundtables

  • City Preservation and Violence
  • Pre-Modern Architecture and the Shift of Historiography
  • What is Europe?
  • Architecture and the Changing Construction of National Identity in Image, Text and Building

The final deadline for proposals is 30 September 2015.  Abstracts and queries should be sent to eahn2016conference @ gmail.com

Sessions will consist of either five papers or of four papers and a respondent with time for questions and dialogue at the end. Each paper should take no more than 20 minutes to present. Abstracts for session presentations should define the subject and summarize the argument to be made in the presented paper. The content of that paper should be the product of well-documented original research that is primarily analytical and interpretive rather than descriptive.

Roundtables will have no more than six participants plus chairs and an extended time for dialogue, debate and discussion among participants and their public. Each discussant will have 10 minutes to present a position. Abstracts for round tables should summarize the position to be taken.

Papers may not have been previously published, nor presented in public. Only one submission per author will be accepted. Applicants will be notified of the committee’s decision by 31 October 2015.

Please note: to chair or present at the conference, one must be a member of EAHN. 

Important details about submitting an abstract

Download the complete Call for Papers 

Visit the Dublin 2016 website

Membership of EAHN

 

Conference  Chair: Kathleen  James Chakraborty,  University  College Dublin

Contact:

EAHN Office| ETH Zurich

       

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