Lots of @SSACSEAC members are participating in the #SAH2023 Montréal conference this year! See what they have to say about their papers, sessions and tours. https://t.co/ilDGCpHDv5
Looking forward to welcoming everyone interested in architectural history in Montréal next April! We have a wonderful program of tours and exciting events to help you discover our city...
We’re honored to announce the 2022 ASID Foundation Scholarship & Grant winners! An esteemed group of students, educators, and designers, the winners are exploring how interior design directly affects the health and well-being of occupants within a space. https://t.co/3TnRxwnqaB
Please share with #queer#architecture#pedagogues
Am honoured to have a chapter in this much needed book - where I share my spatial pedagogic readings of #queertheory + #manifesto for a queer spatial pedagogy.
Many thanks to Marko Jobst + Naomi Stead co-editors supreme!
Interested in gender and space? This is a must read and now available in paperback!
To purchase a print or e-book for yourself or your organisation, please click on the link - https://t.co/mcBWOkPoXI
Congratulations to the first cohort of the IDEAS Fellowship! They are all working on great topics. Can’t wait to see what will come out of their discussions!
The Society of Architectural Historians is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2022 SAH IDEAS Research Fellowship, a new award intended to support a cohort of five emerging scholars per year who self-identify as members of marginalized groups. https://t.co/Tn5YdyeuwJ
Hoping to see many people come visit us in Montreal, but also a great opportunity for everyone to share their research without the (environmental and financial) costs of travelling!
JUST ANNOUNCED - The SAH 2023 Annual International Conference will include an in-person meeting in Montréal, April 12–16, followed by virtual sessions, September 20–22. The Call for Sessions is open now. https://t.co/KMc1sxayQN
Guest editing a special issue of the Journal of Interior Design (@IDECorg) on structural biases in the discipline. Please share! https://t.co/6uIFw1ObC8
UAAC-AAUC Conference 2021 Congrès (Day 1 | Jour 1 : October 20 octobre) B.2.1 Looking for Queer Designers in All the Wrong Places (Olivier Vallerand, Université de Montréal) @oval1426#UaacAauc#AaucUaac#UaacAauc2021#AaucUaac2021 https://t.co/AXUdGQIWRl
#AaucUaac#UaacAauc2021 (Day 1) B.2 "Affective Responsibilities": Feminism, Care and the Creative Transformation of the Archive, Part 2 (11:30 AM PDT) Modigliani, Polyck-O'Neill / Vallerand, McLaughlin & Rojas, Lapp @oval1426#UaacAauc#AaucUaac2021 https://t.co/AXUdGQIWRl
Arquitetura Bicha, who translated my Captures article last week, just published their own thoughts on LGBT+ people ans the built environment: https://t.co/tvYtrcSnvU
Olivier Vallerand, a @mcgillu PhD grad and now an
@ASU prof, notes the total invisibility of lesbian architects in a fascinating discussion as part of #SAH2021 PS23 Advocacy, Activism and Alliances in American Architecture Since 1968
Willa Granger is doing great research on the importance of understanding how age intersects with design and activism. Make sure you read her work (or catch her presenting!)
Willa Granger shows how age and race were 2ble jeopardy in the design of housing for older residents. She offers the #SAH2021 e-audience 3 powerful lessons to make activist-research count in PS23 Advocacy, Activism + Alliances in Am Arch Since 1968