An Inter-Institutional Platform
for PhDs, PostDocs and ECRs in
Architectural History and Theory,
Landscape and the City
for PhDs, PostDocs and ECRs in
Architectural History and Theory,
Landscape and the City
Alvaro Siza Vieira, Pool on the beach, Leça de Palmeira, Portugal, 1966.
Photo: Fernando Guerra
CALL FOR
We welcome session and presentation proposals on any topic within the broad fields of architectural history and its related disciplines. Some of the themes DocTalks is currently interested in are the Global South and postcolonial urban theories, objects and texts that go beyond architectural authorship, architectural fictions, architectural mediations (alongside mediations of architecture), and finally, materiality, objecthood and the lives of things.
If you would like to present your work or organize a session, please send us your proposal at doctalks.contact@gmail.com by AUGUST 15. For more details on this, see the Submit tab.
CALL FOR
We are also delighted to announce that, beginning in Fall 2022, we will be collaborating with The Emilio Ambasz Institute at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA); a global, pioneering incubator of research on the relationship between the built and natural environment. The collaboration will begin with a series of sessions dedicated to ongoing investigations conducted by doctoral, postdoctoral or early career researchers on the expansive entanglement of architecture with the natural environment.
If you are interested in this initiative and would like to present in these sessions, please send us an email with your proposal at doctalks.contact@gmail.com by AUGUST 15, indicating ‘DocTalks x MoMA’ in the subject line.
CALL FOR
PRESENTATIONS & SESSION
FALL SEASON 2022
We welcome session and presentation proposals on any topic within the broad fields of architectural history and its related disciplines. Some of the themes DocTalks is currently interested in are the Global South and postcolonial urban theories, objects and texts that go beyond architectural authorship, architectural fictions, architectural mediations (alongside mediations of architecture), and finally, materiality, objecthood and the lives of things.
If you would like to present your work or organize a session, please send us your proposal at doctalks.contact@gmail.com by AUGUST 15. For more details on this, see the Submit tab.
CALL FOR
‘DocTalks x MoMA’
FALL SEASON 2022
We are also delighted to announce that, beginning in Fall 2022, we will be collaborating with The Emilio Ambasz Institute at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA); a global, pioneering incubator of research on the relationship between the built and natural environment. The collaboration will begin with a series of sessions dedicated to ongoing investigations conducted by doctoral, postdoctoral or early career researchers on the expansive entanglement of architecture with the natural environment.
If you are interested in this initiative and would like to present in these sessions, please send us an email with your proposal at doctalks.contact@gmail.com by AUGUST 15, indicating ‘DocTalks x MoMA’ in the subject line.