CHile / 18th Docomomo Conference – 10 Dec

SANTIAGO / 10-14 DEC

Docomomo International Conference Santiago del Chile

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Deadline: November 15th

Sessions

  • Architecture discurses and conservation strategies See details
  • Modern heritage and Urban productions See details
  • Interdisciplinary Approaches See details
  • Typological exercises and the singularity of iteration See details
  • ROUND TABLE: Modernism and Diplomacy: Paying it Forward at US Embassies See details
  • ROUND TABLE: Modernism and Heritage in Latin America and Africa: Challenges of Shared and Contested See details
  • SPECIAL SESSION: Modern Movement as a medium for expression and as a dissemination tool in audiovisual media: See details
  • Prefabrication in reinforced concrete and international transfers during the twentieth-century. See details
  • Post-industrial landscapes: projecting values and uses for new life cycles in the anthropocene. See details
  • Education to Conserve Modern Heritage: Methods and Tools See details
  • Re-education for reuse of modern spaces. Social and environmental dimension as a platform for inclusive didactic and research See details
  • Re-examining the Modernist Civic Buildings from the ‘Global South’ See details
  • Adapting Modern Public Space to Actual Needs See details
  • Management and community life of neigborhood units See details
  • Radical Roof Gardens: Dream Spaces of Social Cohesion and Private Retreat See details
  • Intersections of Ethnicity, National Identity, and Modern Architecture See details
  • The Natural House in the Modern City: Ideological Principles, Technical Devices and Urban Projects See details
  • Capturing time inside architecture See details
  • Engaged research: Exploring and struggling for the architecture of welfare states See details
  • Concrete Long-Span Buildings’ Adaptive Reuse: Sustainable Rethinking of Public Architecture and Industrial Heritage See details
  • Circular Economy and Built Heritage: Obsolescence, Circularity, Instruments and Future See details
  • Authenticity in the face of climate change See details
  • How can exhibitions help creating a sustainable and responsible attitude towards the future? See details
  • Beyond Modernism See details
  • Textiles in the modern interior: Discovering the hidden local and global stories between the weaves See details
  • Original design intent, layers of history and the need for adaptation to a changing world See details
  • Reshuffling urban land: modern ideas for new urban morphologies See details
  • Healthcare complexes: the futures of modern urban enclaves See details
  • Adaptive modern housing: shifting notions of comfort and the transformation of domestic space for contemporary living See details
  • Shaping the Narrative: the Impact of Research on Women in Architecture on the Legacy of Modern Architecture See details
  • Adoption of Reuse and Sustainable Conservation for Educational Spaces in Modern Architecture See details
  • Beyond CIAM: Transnational Networks of Late Modernism See details
  • Monumental modernism: Legacy or waste? See details
  • ‘Informal’ Modernisms: Urban Design, Planning Narratives, and New Cities See details
  • Remapping modernism+s: contemporary debates See details
  • Out of the centre: memory and roles of other modern heritages See details
  • The Modern Interior: essential qualities that remain See details
  • Educating Modern Children See details
  • Notable Renovations in Ordinary Contexts See details
  • Noncanonical Curatorial Narratives. Rethinking the Role of the Architecture Exhibition See details