Architectural history

we are privileged to invite you and your team to present and participate at the 3rd International Conference and Exhibition on Civilengineering, Architecture and Structural materials at Munich_Germany during 16th,17th October 2020.

All accepted papers of the fourth Cities’ Identity Through Architecture and Arts (CITAA) after the peer-review process will be either published as chapters in the Book Series “Advances in Science, Technology and Innovation” (ASTI) by Springer or in The International Journal of Academic Research Community Publication (ARChive) online by IEREK Press. Conference Topics: (Identifying and Shaping Cities and formation - Heritage Arts: Sustainability, Identities and Public Regulations - Contemporary Arts: City Visual Arts and Visualization - Development of Cities’ vocabularies)

This conference explores how technologies link the worlds of history, art, architecture, cites and media. It draws on the research in these fields of the University of Kent to set parallel strands in each of these areas. In addition, it collaborates with Routledge, Taylor&Francis, Intellect Books and CL Press to establish a range of book and journal publications to come out of the event.

The backdrop to this virtual conference is the varied interpretations of teaching and research. Definitions of ‘academic research’ vary but often exclude analysis, experiment and critical debate stimulated in the classroom, studio or lab. However, this is challenged. Educationalists routinely use the classroom as a ‘laboratory’; designers use the studio as a vehicle for research. Sociologists and geographers collect research data as part of classroom exercises. Art and history teachers critique cultural and social movements in the act of explaining them. This conference engages education professionals and educators in the art, design and social science disciplines to share best practices.