09.00-17.00 – Registration

11.00-15.00 – Special Interest Groups Meetings (Parallel Sessions)

13.00-15.00 – EAHN Business Meeting

15.30-17.00 – Book Launches (Parallel Sessions)

17.30–19.30 – Opening Ceremony & Keynote Lecture: Ellen Braae

19.30–20.30 – Welcome Drinks

09.00-17.00 – Registration

10.00–12.00 – Morning Sessions

• Animal, Industry, and Labor: Towards an Architectural History of Intensive Animal Farming
• Between Mental Health and Punishment. From the Convent to the Asylum
• The Ceiling
• Building Science: The City as a Site and Object of Knowledge-Making in the Early Modern Period
• Self(Hi)Stories: The “I” in Architectural Historiography (Roundtable)

12.00–13.00 – Lunch Break

13.00–15.00 – Afternoon Sessions

• Displaying Gardens, Landscape Architecture, and Architecture: Exhibition Cultures 1850-1950
• Women’s Collective Organizing in Architecture: From the Grassroots to the Global, 1960-2020 (Roundtable)
• Architectural Histories and Practices and the Aerial Spatial Revolution
• The Book, The Self, and the City: Architectural Histories of Guidebooks and Urban Idealizations
• The 21st Century History of Architecture Theory

15.00–15.30 – Coffee Break

15.30–17.30 – EAHN Roundtable: Teaching Architectural Histories in the Age of Global Crisis

18.00–19.00 – Keynote Lecture: Itohan Osayemwese

19.00–20.00 – Drinks

09.00-17.00 – Registration

10.00–12.00 – Morning Sessions

• Plantation Worlds, Plantation Architectures
• Disability x Architectural Production: Bodily Diversity in the Construction of the Built Environment
• On Thresholds and Junctions – Reading Transport Architecture across Scales
• ‘Character’ in Global Encounters with Architecture, c. 1700-1900
• Rendering and Architectural Knowledge

12.00–13.00 – Lunch Break

13.00–15.00 – Afternoon Sessions

• Architectural Objects of Colonial Consumption: The Material and Visual Worlds of Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, and Other Hot Beverages
• Caring for Aging
• Frontiers: Kinetics of Expulsion, Expansion, and Contestation
• Religious Enlightenment(s): Spirituality and Space in the Long Eighteenth Century
• Excavating the Landfill: Towards an Environmental History of Architecture’s Waste

15.00–15.30 – Coffee Break

15.30–17.30 – City Tours

19.00–22.00 – Reception at the Aarhus School of Architecture

20.30 - Conference Dinner (Optional)

09.00-10.00 – Registration

10.00–12.00 – Morning Sessions

• Stilled Lives: Living Materials and their Architectural Afterlives in Premodern Buildings
• Learning from Collaboration – On the Many People who Worked Together to Create the Welfare States’ Building Boom
• Transimperial Contact Zones and Collision Space in Southeast Asia
• Materials and Techniques on the Move
• Transmedia Architecture Archive: Historical Knowledge in the AI Era (Roundtable)

12.00–13.00 – Lunch Break

13.00–15.00 – Afternoon Sessions

• Water as an Ecological Mediator in Architecture: Tracing Connections from Antiquity to the Modern Age
• Privacy, the Private, and Architecture
• Notes on the Underground. Politics, Aesthetics, and Ecologies of the Subterranean
• The Reception of Gothic Architecture in Italy, 1300−1700: Disapproval, Indifference, Appreciation?
• AH meets AI (Roundtable by Architectural Histories)

15.00–16.00 – Coffee Break

16.00–17.00 – Keynote Lecture: Mario Carpo

17.00–19.00 – Closing Ceremony

19.00–20.00 – Farewell Drinks

Post-Conference Tours

8:00 – 19:00 - Whole-day excursions to places in Jutland and beyond