{"id":357,"date":"2012-01-19T14:20:25","date_gmt":"2012-01-19T12:20:25","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.urban-studies.eu\/?p=357"},"modified":"2012-01-19T14:20:25","modified_gmt":"2012-01-19T12:20:25","slug":"conf-eahn-european-architectural-history-network-2nd-international-meeting-brussels-31-05-03-06-12","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.urban-studies.eu\/?p=357","title":{"rendered":"Conf: EAHN European Architectural History Network. 2nd International Meeting Brussels 31.05.-03.06.12"},"content":{"rendered":"

Conference website <\/p>\n

European Architectural History Network
\n31.05.2012-03.06.2012, Brussels, Palais des Acad\u00e9mies<\/p>\n

The European Architectural History Network (EAHN) invites paper
\nproposals for the twenty-three thematic sessions and four roundtable
\npanels to be presented at its Second International Meeting. Sessions
\nand roundtables will cover architecture of all periods, from antiquity,
\nmedieval, and early modern, up through the nineteenth and twentieth
\ncenturies, as well as topics from allied disciplines. <\/p>\n

SESSION TITLES:<\/p>\n

– The Classical Urban Plan: Monumentality, Continuity and Change<\/p>\n

– Architecture and Territoriality in Medieval Europe<\/p>\n

– Siege Views and the Representation of Cities in Early Modern Europe<\/p>\n

– Islamic and Renaissance Gardens: A Case for Mutual Influence?<\/p>\n

– Across Geographies: Shifting Boundaries of Renaissance Architectural
\nHistoriography<\/p>\n

– Court Residences in Early Modern Europe (1400-1700). Architecture,
\nCeremony, and International Relations<\/p>\n

– Travel of Men and Models: Interpreting, Collecting and Adapting French
\nArt and Architecture in Europe During the 17th and 18th Centuries<\/p>\n

– Worship, Liturgical Space and Church Building<\/p>\n

– Clerical Ties: Architectural Networks and Networking in the Colonial
\nMission Field, c. 1500-1950<\/p>\n

– Urban Representations of the Temporal<\/p>\n

– The Spoils of Architectural Training: Studying School Manuals,
\nTeaching Handbooks and Exercises Sheets in Europe (18th to 19th
\nCenturies)<\/p>\n

– Communicating Architecture: Working with Documents in Construction<\/p>\n

– Shaping a Middle Class Life: Architecture, Domestic Space and Building
\nPrograms Since the Birth of Consumer Society<\/p>\n

– Engineers and Counterculture<\/p>\n

– Regionalism Redivivus. Do We Need a Closer Look?<\/p>\n

– The Welfare State Project – Architectural Positions, Roles and
\nAgencies<\/p>\n

– Partnership and the Creation of Modern Professional Practices in
\nArchitecture and Planning<\/p>\n

– New Ideas, New Models? Architectural Representation and its Objects in
\nthe Twentieth Century<\/p>\n

– The Way Back to an Altered Homeland: Remigration and Reemployment of
\nArchitects in Europe, 1935-1970<\/p>\n

– Postwar Instrumentalization of the Baroque in Europe and North
\nAmerica<\/p>\n

– Holidays After the Fall: History and Transformation of Socialist
\nHoliday Resorts<\/p>\n

– “Development” From the Periphery. Architectural Knowledge Exchange
\nBeyond US \/ Soviet Bipolarity, 1950s-1980s <\/p>\n

– Postmodernism – Theory and History<\/p>\n

ROUNDTABLE TITLES:<\/p>\n

– Neither “Modernism” Nor “Avant-Garde”: A Roundtable Discussion in
\nHonour of the Ninetieth Birthday of Alan Colquhoun<\/p>\n

– Politics and Architecture: Definitions, Methods, Possibilities<\/p>\n

– The Architectural Historian’s Sources<\/p>\n

– Fusion Architecture From the Middle Ages to the Present Day:
\nIncorporation, Confrontation or Integration?<\/p>\n

CFP deadline: 30 September 2011<\/p>\n

For the complete call for papers, including full instructions for
\nproposal submission, please visit the conference website:
\nhttp:\/\/eahn2012.org<\/p>\n

————————————————————————
\nSusan Klaiber<\/p>\n

EAHN, c\/o TU Delft RMIT – Faculty of Architecture
\nPO Box 5043
\n2600 GA Delft
\nNetherlands<\/p>\n

sklaiber@bluewin.ch<\/p>\n

Conference website <\/p>\n

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Conference website European Architectural History Network 31.05.2012-03.06.2012, Brussels, Palais des Acad\u00e9mies The European Architectural History Network (EAHN) invites paper proposals for the twenty-three thematic sessions and four roundtable panels to be presented at its Second International Meeting. Sessions and roundtables will cover architecture of all periods, from antiquity, medieval, and early modern, up through the … <\/p>\n

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