Emory University
Nothing Permanent: Modern Architecture in California
Todd Cronan
University of Pennsylvania
Architectures of the Technopolis
Annette Fierro
University of Virginia
Connecting Cities and Nature
Timothy Beatley
Tulane University
Cities and Rivers
Iñaki N Alday Sanz
University of Adelaide
Architecture in Dialogue with an Activated Ground
Urs Bette
Yale University
Machine Learning: Architecture in the age of Artificial Intelligence
Phillip Bernstein
Griffith University
Eyes on the street: the role of ‘third places’ in improving perceived neighbourhood safety
Gordon Holden
University of Canberra
Mies Contra Le Corbusier
Gevork Hartoonian
University of South Australia
Biophilia and Salutogenesis as restorative design approaches in healthcare architecture
م. شكري عبد العال
University of South Australia
البيوفيليا والسلوتيجنيسكمبادئ اساسية للتصميم الترميمي لعمارة المنشأت الطبية
م. شكري عبد العال
University of Nottingham
Advanced Recording Technologies for Post-earthquake Damage Assessment in Chile
Bernadette Devilat
University of Technology Sydney
The political construction of Medellín’s global image
Christina Deluchi
University of Waterloo
Architecturally Exposed Structural Steel
Terri Meyer Boake
Toronto Metropolitan University
Healthy Outcomes: Post-Occupancy Study
Cheryl Atkinson
Newcastle University
Bachelard’s Phenomenology and Verticality
Katriina Blom
University of Laval
Évolution Des Milieux De La Fabrication Numérique
Sébastien Bourbonnais
University of California Santa Barbara
Small Spaces: Recasting the Architecture of Empire
Swati Chattopadhyay
University of Sheffield
A Part of, And Apart From
Carolyn Butterworth
Cornell University
Race and Modern Architecture
Esra Akcan
University of Manitoba
Sindesis III: Arquitectura, lugar y paisaje
Eduardo Aquino
Princeton University
Situated Objects
Stan Allen
University College London
Medellín’s Low-Carbon Metrocables
Julio D Dávila
UNSW Sydney
Basic biomechanical and anatomical principles underpinning grabrail prescription
Catherine Bridge
Newcastle University
City-regional imaginaries and politics of rescaling
University College London
The “public-isation” of private space – towards a charter of public space rights and responsibilities
