Attendees can look forward to rigorous academic sessions held at the University of Southern California’s School of Architecture.

Sessions fall under four main tracks:

* Modernism in the Sun

* Late 20th Century Modernism

* Creativity and Collaboration

* Community Adaptation and Repurposing

Additional “Special Topic” sessions cover subjects such as Mobility and Sprawl, Southern California Modernism, and U.S. Embassies. Two conference-wide roundtables give attendees the chance to further engage on topics of Late Modern Advocacy and Digitization/Digital Documentation.

EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS

Please note: We will continue to update Session details leading up to the Conference.

Wednesday, March 18

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Wednesday Sessions
Reconciling Modernism
Mar 18
Late Modernism, Session 1, Track 2
Reconciling Modernism
Late Modernism, Session 1, Track 2

SESSION CHAIR: Jesus Barba

  • Houses of Culture and Their Preservation in the Common Interest
    Henrieta Moravčíková

  • Tourist Modernism on the Montenegrin Coast: Vision and Identity
    Gordana Rovčanin Premović

  • Microcosm of Pašilaičia IV: Future of Curved Forms and Gardens
    Aušra Černauskienė, Indrė Ruseckaitė

  • Reassessing Brno’s White House: Form, Ideology, and Conservation
    Eva Truncová

Late Modernism, Session 1, Track 2
The Avant-Garde Shift Towards the Sun
Mar 18
Modernism in the Sun, Track 1, Session 1
The Avant-Garde Shift Towards the Sun
Modernism in the Sun, Track 1, Session 1

SESSION CHAIR: Louise Noelle Gras

  • From Paris to Luanda: Two Modernist Houses in Dialogue
    Jared Miguel Fantasia

  • Hanging Gardens in Modern Culture: Latin American Perspectives
    Claudia Costa Cabral

  • Under Caracas Sun
    Hannia Gomez and Frank Alcock

  • Layered Landscapes: Modern Schools on Historic Graveyards
    Negar Mansouri

Modernism in the Sun, Track 1, Session 1
Cultural Engagement: Practices and Ideas
Mar 18
Creativity and Collaboration, Track 3, Session 1
Cultural Engagement: Practices and Ideas
Creativity and Collaboration, Track 3, Session 1

SESSION CHAIR: Maristella Casciato

  • Modernism in the Public Eye: Mass Media and Preservation
    Emily Pugh

  • Walls That Speak: Graphic Space and Cultural Resistance
    Grace Ong Yan

  • STEM Meets Modernism: Youth Engage Chicago’s Complex Built Legacy
    Junko Taguchi, Michael Dixon

  • Beyond the Bubble: Recognition and Conflict in Modern Heritage
    Andrea Canziani

Creativity and Collaboration, Track 3, Session 1
Houses, Housing, and Modernity
Mar 18
Community Adaptation, Track 4, Session 1
Houses, Housing, and Modernity
Community Adaptation, Track 4, Session 1

SESSION CHAIR: Lidwine Spoormans

  • Dwelling in Modernity: Gómez Carreño and Community Adaptation
    Anna Braghini

  • Self-Built Modern Heritage: The Case of La Fragua Neighborhood
    Ingrid Quintana-Guerrero, Massimo Leserri

  • Modern Dwelling. The Manufactured Housing Communities of Sarasota
    Morris Hylton III, Kristīne Ziediņa

  • Brexit by the Sea: Modernist Holiday Camps and Self-Determination
    Sarah Aziz

Community Adaptation, Track 4, Session 1
Preserving Monumental Outdoor Art: Challenges, Context, and Conservation
Mar 18
Creativity and Collaboration, Track 3, Session 2
Preserving Monumental Outdoor Art: Challenges, Context, and Conservation
Creativity and Collaboration, Track 3, Session 2

SESSION CHAIR: Meredith Bzdak

  • An Experimental Playground in the Peruvian Desert: PREVI, 1966
    Aldo Solano

  • Preserving Millard Sheets Mosaics: A Southern California Legacy
    Christina Varvi

  • Orphaned Sculptures, André Volten and Modernist Architecture
    Michel Melenhorst

  • Modern Placemakers: Conserving Painted Outdoor Sculpture
    Ellen Moody

Creativity and Collaboration, Track 3, Session 2
Post-Colonial Modernism
Mar 18
Track 4, Session 2, Community Adaptation
Post-Colonial Modernism
Track 4, Session 2, Community Adaptation

SESSION CHAIR: Ana Tostoes

  • Nusantaran Modernism: Postmodern and Regionalist Turns in Singapore Mosques (1983–1994)
    Hadi Osni

  • The Evolving Narrative of Tropical Modernist Heritage Emblems
    Korkor Otu-Danquah

  • Reclaiming Modernism: African Narratives of Adaptations
    Ntetleng Mosidi

  • Mundanist Architecture: Vietnam’s Vernacular Modernism
    Alexandra van der Essen

Track 4, Session 2, Community Adaptation
Fix It in Post: Reenvisioning Postmodern Architecture
Mar 18
Late Modernism, Track 2, Session 2
Fix It in Post: Reenvisioning Postmodern Architecture
Late Modernism, Track 2, Session 2

SESSION CHAIR: Hannah Simonson

  • The Big Ugly. Rethinking Postmodern Architecture in Vienna
    Michael Rainer

  • The Fragile Legacy of Postmodern Architecture in Estonia
    Laura Ingerpuu

  • Back to the Drawing Board: Reviving Narratives from EuroDisney
    Maxime Coq, Claudine Houbart

  • Truth and Meaning: Rethinking the Postmodern Legacy
    Bryan Clark Green, Anthony Cohn

Late Modernism, Track 2, Session 2
Modern Housing Typologies in the Tropics
Mar 18
Modernism in the Sun, Track 1, Session 2
Modern Housing Typologies in the Tropics
Modernism in the Sun, Track 1, Session 2

SESSION CHAIR: Eric Keune

  • The Evolution of Alfred Preis: A Case Study in Hawaiian Modernism
    Axel Schmitzberger

  • Flying Streets – Concrete Dreams: SSK Holiday Village’s Legacy
    Aysen Savas

  • The Pomona Complex Housing
    Andrea Castro

  • Living Desert Modern: Evaluating Environmental Design in Krisel's Historic Tract Homes
    Morgan Richmeier

Modernism in the Sun, Track 1, Session 2
Modernism Under Pressure: Preservation and Environmental Challenges
Mar 18
Modernism in the Sun, Track 1, Session 3
Modernism Under Pressure: Preservation and Environmental Challenges
Modernism in the Sun, Track 1, Session 3

SESSION CHAIR: Marta Peixoto

  • The Thai White Elephant: Ken Woolley’s Extraordinary Ex-Australian Embassy
    Christine Storry

  • Gund Hall: Environmental and Historic Conservation of Modernism
    George Gard

  • Preserving Gio Ponti’s Heritage: Energy Efficiency Approaches
    Sara Di Resta, Verdiana Peron

  • Monumental Modernism: Material Challenges with Age and Climate
    Gina Crevello, Kyle Normandin

Modernism in the Sun, Track 1, Session 3
Community Space and Public Commons
Mar 18
Track 4, Session 3, Community Adaptation
Community Space and Public Commons
Track 4, Session 3, Community Adaptation

SESSION CHAIR: Theo Prudon

  • Rediscovering Central City Plaza
    Eric Vogel

  • The Promise of Oscar Niemeyer’s Fairground in Tripoli, Lebanon
    May Khalife

  • Fragmented Commons: Rethinking Public Space in Novi Beograd
    Caterina Barioglio

  • Unplanned Vegetation: Modern Housing and Climate Adaptation
    Rodrigo Gertosio Swanston

Track 4, Session 3, Community Adaptation
Technology Collaboration 1
Mar 18
Creativity and Collaboration, Track 3, Session 3
Technology Collaboration 1
Creativity and Collaboration, Track 3, Session 3

SESSION CHAIR: Horacio Torrent

  • Tall Buildings with Tensile Structures: The Case of “El Pilar”
    Juan Fontana

  • Operation Chaville: a French State-Industry-Architecture Alliance
    Franz Graf, Giulia Marino, Mathias Schopfer

  • Architect–Horticulturist Collaborations in Independent India
    Chaitra Sharad

  • Architecture, Engineering and Design: The Florentine Olivetti
    Giuseppe Galbiati

Creativity and Collaboration, Track 3, Session 3
Mass Housing Adaptations and Appropriations
Mar 18
Late Modernism, Track 2, Session 3
Mass Housing Adaptations and Appropriations
Late Modernism, Track 2, Session 3

SESSION CHAIR: Miles Glendinning

  • Saving Cité Pierre Semard: Community Action and Renovation Challenges
    Hanna Skapska

  • Reclaiming Housing: Postmodern Tendencies in Beira’s Architecture by Bernadino Ramalhete (1960-1974)
    Ines Rodrigues

  • Dynamics in the Late-Modern House
    Lidwine Spoormans

  • Sharak-E Ekbātān: Le Corbusier's Legacy, and Local Adaptations
    Fatemeh Mollazadeh, Mohammad Rahimidizaji

Late Modernism, Track 2, Session 3
Digital Documentation for Conservation: New Technologies for Docomomo
Mar 18
Roundtable Discussion
Digital Documentation for Conservation: New Technologies for Docomomo
Roundtable Discussion

SESSION CHAIR: Uta Pottgeisser

In this roundtable discussions, the panel addresses current state-of-the-art digital technologies and how they are applied in scientific and professional practice. The panel aims to explore their relevance for the strategic development of Docomomo International.

Roundtable Discussion
Advocating for ‘-isms’: Late-Modernism, Postmodernism, and Brutalism
Mar 18
Roundtable Discussion
Advocating for ‘-isms’: Late-Modernism, Postmodernism, and Brutalism
Roundtable Discussion

SESSION CHAIRS: Liz Waytkus and Todd Grover

This panel brings together leading experts to explore these questions: What is MoMo today? Should we advocate for these later stylistic movements? What new scholarship informs our understanding of them? And how are other organizations addressing the preservation challenges of late 20th-century design?

Roundtable Discussion

Thursday, March 19

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Thursday Sessions
Innovation and Creativity in Everyday Life
Mar 19
Creativity and Collaboration, Track 3, Session 4
Innovation and Creativity in Everyday Life
Creativity and Collaboration, Track 3, Session 4

SESSION CHAIR: Susan Macdonald

  • St. Pat’s in Oklahoma City: A Brutalist Marvel Girdled by Angels
    Selena Bagnara Milan

  • Stavoprojekt and Self-Help Construction in 1950s Czechoslovakia
    Klára Ullmannová

  • Too Soon: Inflatable Structures, Space, and the 1950s Suburb
    Katarzyna Balug

  • The Conservation of Smithdon School
    Jon Wright

Creativity and Collaboration, Track 3, Session 4
Post-War Civic Ideals and Urban Realities
Mar 19
Late Modernism, Track 2, Session 4
Post-War Civic Ideals and Urban Realities
Late Modernism, Track 2, Session 4

SESSION CHAIR: Kyle Normandin

  • Endurance in Concrete: The Borjomi Composers’ House
    Tatia Gvineria

  • Reactivating La Bourse du Travail through Cultural Programming
    Amina Rejeb

  • Administered Integration: the Bruges Biekorf Library (1976-1986)
    Warre Onnockx

  • Negotiating the Past: Postmodern Restoration and Architectural Disputes in Liège
    Valentine Masset

Late Modernism, Track 2, Session 4
Conserving LA’s Early Modernism: The Legacy of Wright, Schindler, Neutra, and Gill
Mar 19
Modernism in the Sun, Track 1, Session 4
Conserving LA’s Early Modernism: The Legacy of Wright, Schindler, Neutra, and Gill
Modernism in the Sun, Track 1, Session 4

SESSION CHAIR: Chandler McCoy

  • Irving Gill's Concrete Construction in Southern California
    Kate Whitney-Schubb

  • The Schindler House on Kings Road – The Conservation Master Plan
    Jeffrey Caldwell

  • A Place in the Sun – Restoring the Neutra Lovell Health House
    Frank Escher

  • Wright’s Blocks in Los Angeles: Knit and Textile Block Technology
    and Approaches to Repair at the Freeman and Hollyhock Houses
    Ann Harrer, Karla Salahshour, Greg Demos, Abbey Brach Chamberlin, and Eran Hammer

Modernism in the Sun, Track 1, Session 4
Communities In/and Social Housing
Mar 19
Community Adaptation, Track 4, Session 4
Communities In/and Social Housing
Community Adaptation, Track 4, Session 4

SESSION CHAIR: Jesus Barba

  • CH20 and Unidad Barrio Sur (1957-2014)
    Martin Cajade

  • Adaptive Modernities: Spatial Strategies Transforming Mass Housing
    Adriana Pablos

  • Architecture for Women: The Work of Milada Petříková-Pavlíková
    Klára Brůhová

  • Designing, Building, and Adapting: Community Agency in Watapuluwa
    Inês Leonor Nunes

Community Adaptation, Track 4, Session 4
Shifting Values: Significance in Community Adaptations and Interpretations
Mar 19
Community Adaptation, Track 4, Session 5
Shifting Values: Significance in Community Adaptations and Interpretations
Community Adaptation, Track 4, Session 5

SESSION CHAIR: Elsa Haarstad

  • Lived-In Adaptation: Post-Occupancy and the Inhabitant Authorship
    Antonio Cantero

  • Reuse of Abandoned Industrial Buildings in CZ through Communities
    Lenka Popelová, Klára Ciesarová

  • Community Adaptation and the Spatial Politics of Geneva Camp
    Umme Haque, Humayra Alam

  • Rethinking Riverside Plaza: From Brutalist Utopia to Immigrant Gateway Housing
    Hector Burga

Community Adaptation, Track 4, Session 5
Translating Modernism: Climate, Material and Cultural Mediation
Mar 19
Community Adaptation, Session 5, Track 1
Translating Modernism: Climate, Material and Cultural Mediation
Community Adaptation, Session 5, Track 1

SESSION CHAIR: Marta Peixoto

  • Universal or Local Decisions? Insights from Iraqi Modernity
    Raghad Ahmed Fadhil

  • Geoffrey Bawa and the Fractal Poetics of Modernism in the Sun
    Kalpanee Jayatilake

  • Between Extraction and Comfort: L'Architecture d’Aujourd’hui and the Colonial Logic
    Piero Medici

  • Preservation and Rebuilding After the Los Angeles Wildfires
    Leo Marmol

Community Adaptation, Session 5, Track 1
Collaborative Modernism: Postwar Networks Shaping Architecture, Design, and Heritage
Mar 19
Track 3, Creativity and Collaboration, Session 5
Collaborative Modernism: Postwar Networks Shaping Architecture, Design, and Heritage
Track 3, Creativity and Collaboration, Session 5

SESSION CHAIR: Flora Chou

  • Business Collaborations to Advance Modernism in the 1950s
    Michael Bzdak

  • Correa’s Collaborations: Reviewing Modern India’s Built History
    Chinmay Gheware, Tanvi Karia

  • Women's Advisory Committee Rotterdam and Collaborative Modernity
    Carolina Quiroga

  • Partners in Design: The Creative Collaboration of Evelyn and Jerome Ackerman
    Laura Ackerman-Shaw

Track 3, Creativity and Collaboration, Session 5
Intervening and Interventions in Late Modernism
Mar 19
Late Modernism, Track 2, Session 5
Intervening and Interventions in Late Modernism
Late Modernism, Track 2, Session 5

SESSION CHAIR: Liz Waytkus

  • Archiving Late Modernism: The Museo di Sant’Agostino in Genoa
    Elena Geria

  • Time’s Ticking: Rethinking Age in Preservation Policy
    Siena Leone-Getten

  • Updating Late 20th Century Modernism Architecture and Community
    Takako Fujimoto, Sumiko Ebara

  • With Heritage So Meh: Landmarking Chicago's "First Mediocre Skyscraper”
    Adam Rubin

Late Modernism, Track 2, Session 5
Excavating the Overlooked: Modernisms from the ‘Global South’
Mar 19
Late Modernism, Track 2, Session 6
Excavating the Overlooked: Modernisms from the ‘Global South’
Late Modernism, Track 2, Session 6

SESSION CHAIR: Ying Zhou

  • Milton Barragán and “Balcones de Guápulo”: An Unpublished Project
    Verónica Vaca Proaño

  • Clorindo Testa and the Spirit of the Machu Picchu Charter
    Mara Sánchez Llorens

  • Kamalapur Railway Station: Erasing a Tropical Modernist Legacy?
    Fatema Tasmia

  • Aditya Prakash's Tagore Theatre: Illogic of Facade Preservation
    Vikramaditya Prakash

Late Modernism, Track 2, Session 6
Latin American and Italian Daring Approaches
Mar 19
Modernism in the Sun, Track 1, Session 6
Latin American and Italian Daring Approaches
Modernism in the Sun, Track 1, Session 6

SESSION CHAIR: Louise Noelle Gras

  • Towers in the Sun: Wandenkolk Tinoco in Recife (1974-1982)
    Fernando Diniz Moreira

  • Architecture as Shelter: The Experimentalism of Alejandro Zohn
    Silvia Aloisio

  • The Sun as Cure: Heliotherapeutic Architecture in Italy (1920-60)
    Anna Karla Milani

  • Modern Heritage, Climate, and Development in Eternal Spring City
    Horacio Torrent

Modernism in the Sun, Track 1, Session 6
Social Considered: Novel Approaches, New Actors
Mar 19
Special Topics, Track 5, Session 6
Social Considered: Novel Approaches, New Actors
Special Topics, Track 5, Session 6

SESSION CHAIR: Maristella Casciato

  • Building the Narrative: How Modernists Crafted the LA Lifestyle
    Tami Hausman

  • “The Most Dangerous Architect in America” - Ain's Greene House
    Ravi GuneWardena

  • Architecture As Autobiography: Can Frank Israel's Work Survive?
    Rafael Fontes

  • Wende Museum: Adaptive Reuse and the Future
    Justin Jampol, Joseph Day

Special Topics, Track 5, Session 6
Interactions & Collaborations
Mar 19
Track 3, Creativity and Collaboration, Session 6
Interactions & Collaborations
Track 3, Creativity and Collaboration, Session 6

SESSION CHAIR: Wido Quist

  • Collaborative Intellectual Networks: Alliance Française of Quito
    Nestor Llorca Vega

  • Tropical Networks: The Philippine Mission to Latin America 1947
    Timothy Augustus Ong

  • Eco-Social Reframing of Mass Housing Modernism: Case of Lazdynai
    Marija Drėmaitė, Viltė Janušauskaitė

  • Nová Cvernovka Cultural Center: Reactivating Architecture
    Nina Bartošová

Track 3, Creativity and Collaboration, Session 6

Friday, March 20

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Friday Sesssions
Innovation & Local Tradition in Climate-Responsive Design
Mar 20
Modernism in the Sun, Track 1, Session 7
Innovation & Local Tradition in Climate-Responsive Design
Modernism in the Sun, Track 1, Session 7

SESSION CHAIR: Wessel de Jonge

  • From Health to Climate: Czech Modernist Avant Garde and the Sun
    Alexander Kuric

  • Farouk El Gohary: Shaping Gulf Modernism via Liverpool
    Marco Sosa

  • Sunny Side of Soviet Modernism: Post-Stalin Architecture in Baku
    Lincoln Nemetz-Carlson

  • "Sun Acceptance"/Adaptation-Restoring the Roofs at Taliesin West
    Rebecca Barron

Modernism in the Sun, Track 1, Session 7
Schools of Modernity: Pedagogy, Politics, Architecture
Mar 20
Late Modernism, Track 2, Session 7
Schools of Modernity: Pedagogy, Politics, Architecture
Late Modernism, Track 2, Session 7

SESSION CHAIR: Andrea Canziani

  • A School Designed by Students in Uruguay in the Late 20th Century
    Alfredo Peláez Iglesias

  • Late Modern Schools: Ecuadorian Architecture's Hybrid Modernism
    Veronica Rosero Añazco

  • The Final Facade: International Style at Robert College
    Zeki Furkan Sarilican

  • A Social History of America’s Concrete College Campuses
    Emma Connolly

Late Modernism, Track 2, Session 7
Revitalizing Modern U.S. Embassies as Hubs for Culture and Diplomacy
Mar 20
Special Topics, Track 5, Session 7
Revitalizing Modern U.S. Embassies as Hubs for Culture and Diplomacy
Special Topics, Track 5, Session 7

SESSION CHAIR: Jorge Otero Pailos

Speakers include:

  • Jorge Salcedo, Office of Cultural Heritage OBO, Department of State

  • Katie Gerner AIA, Associate Principal, Annum Architects

  • Jorge Otero-Pailos, Artist, Architect, Professor and Director of Historic Preservation at Columbia University GSAPP

  • Svein Lund, Architect, Founding Partner & Chairman, Lundhagem Arkitekter

  • Jonas Norsted, Partner/Architect, Atelier Oslo Arkitekter

Special Topics, Track 5, Session 7
Twentieth-Century Infrastructure: Legacies, Challenges, and Adaptations
Mar 20
Special Topics, Track 5, Session 7
Twentieth-Century Infrastructure: Legacies, Challenges, and Adaptations
Special Topics, Track 5, Session 7

SESSION CHAIR: Elsa Haarstad

  • LAX: First Modern Airport, Last Relic of the Jet Age
    Juan Villafane

  • Highways to Walkways: Urban Mobility and Regeneration Challenges in Chicago
    Zixuan Zheng

  • A Planning Paradox: Canberra, Australia's National Capital
    Rachel Jackson

  • Retrofitting Modernism: Industrial Building Afterlives and Data Infrastructure in Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong
    Xinwen Zhang

  • Los Angeles in Pieces: Episodes in the Morphological Evolution of the Los Angeles Basin
    Duke Dunham

Special Topics, Track 5, Session 7
Late 20th Century Heritage: Preserving the Impermanence of Innovation
Mar 20
Track 3, Session 8, Late Modernism
Late 20th Century Heritage: Preserving the Impermanence of Innovation
Track 3, Session 8, Late Modernism

SESSION CHAIR: Kyle Normandin

  • Evolving Late 20th-Century Heritage: Making the Case for Graffiti
    Rosa Lowinger

  • From Megastructure to Prosumer: A BIPV-Based Retrofit Strategy
    Alexander Eberl

  • Tripoli Fairgrounds in Lebanon: Embracing Modernism Today
    Maya Hmeidan, Pamela Jerome, Paul Gaudette

  • Balancing Seismic Safety and Architectural Integrity
    Phillip White

Track 3, Session 8, Late Modernism
Local Tradition in Climate Responsive Design
Mar 20
Modernism in the Sun, Track 1, Session 8
Local Tradition in Climate Responsive Design
Modernism in the Sun, Track 1, Session 8

SESSION CHAIR: Kuukuwa Manful

  • Kinshasa’s Tropical Modernism: Climate, Identity, and Legacy
    Manlio Michieletto

  • Tropical Concrete Markets: S.I.D.E.C.'s Repeatable Construction
    Genta Kokubu

  • Kuwait’s Rethinking Climate-Resilient of Brutalist Architecture
    Zainab Murtadhawi, Rabab Kazem

  • The Multiple Lives of the Sunflower Swimming Pools
    Laurent Duport

Modernism in the Sun, Track 1, Session 8
Creativity and Collaboration Interior Design
Mar 20
Creativity and Collaboration, Track 3, Session 8
Creativity and Collaboration Interior Design
Creativity and Collaboration, Track 3, Session 8

SESSION CHAIR: Horacio Torent

  • Colour, Creativity, and Conservation: Sydney Opera House's Interiors
    Laura Matarese

  • Non-Contradictory Complexity
    Marta Peixoto, Ana Tostões Otilia Muras, and Héctor Giraldi

  • Uruguayan Architectural Coupling
    Soledad Cebey

  • Quiet Collaborations: Work of Stained Glass Artist Jane Marquis
    Katie Horak

Creativity and Collaboration, Track 3, Session 8
Modern Design for Solar Control and Comfort: Successes, Failures, and Adaptations
Mar 20
Modernism in the Sun, Track 1, Session 9
Modern Design for Solar Control and Comfort: Successes, Failures, and Adaptations
Modernism in the Sun, Track 1, Session 9

SESSION CHAIR: Chandler McCoy

  • Casting Shadows: Brise-Soleils in Henry Klumb's Architecture
    José Lorenzo-Torres

  • Climate-Responsive and Resilient Marcel Breuer’s Pre-Cast Façades
    Miguel Calvo Salve

  • Environmental Management in Le Corbusier’s Museum in Chandigarh
    Ana Paula Arato Gonçalves

  • Innovative Energy Conservation of The Gregory Bateson Building
    Alice Valania

Modernism in the Sun, Track 1, Session 9
Interior Spaces of Collective Imagination: Modernism, Identity, and Adaptation
Mar 20
Creativity and Collaboration, Track 3, Session 9
Interior Spaces of Collective Imagination: Modernism, Identity, and Adaptation
Creativity and Collaboration, Track 3, Session 9

SESSION CHAIR: Zsuzsanna Böröcz

  • Palace of Serbia: Collaborative Framework of Yugoslav Modernism
    Milena Kordić

  • The Wicked Problem of Modernist Stained-Glass Church Windows
    Eva Storgaard

  • The Role of Shop Interiors for the Spirit of a Fashion Brand
    Bárbara Coutinho

  • CITY ERASED: The Zoë Dusanne Salon
    Elisa Renouard

Creativity and Collaboration, Track 3, Session 9
Architecture, Memory, and the Politics of Preservation in the Post-War World
Mar 20
Late Modernism, Track 2, Session 9
Architecture, Memory, and the Politics of Preservation in the Post-War World
Late Modernism, Track 2, Session 9

SESSION CHAIR: Javier Ors Ausín

  • The Sudan National Museum: Interwoven Histories of Architecture, Heritage and Politics
    Mai Abusalih

  • Modernists after Modernism: Interior Architects in Türkiye
    Deniz Hasirci, Zeynep Tuna Ultav, Deniz Avci, and Melis Örnekoğlu-Selçuk

  • Preserving Post-War Adaptive Housing, the Mémé by Atelier Kroll (1970-1976)
    Emma Simonin

Late Modernism, Track 2, Session 9
Modern Identity: Technology, Climate and Culture Shaping Modern Ideals for Local Contexts
Mar 20
Special Topics, Track 5, Session 9
Modern Identity: Technology, Climate and Culture Shaping Modern Ideals for Local Contexts
Special Topics, Track 5, Session 9

SESSION CHAIR: Debora Barros

  • Iron in the Tropics: Standard Eiffel Markets in French Indochina
    Adrien Boyette

  • Flat or Slanted Roof: Identity in Modern Tropical Architecture
    Arief B. Setiawan

  • Tunisian Modernist Architecture Challenged by the Climate
    Salma Gharbi

Special Topics, Track 5, Session 9