Past Events

The CineMuseSpace research project is launching its first exhibition entitled “A Cinematic Museum of the Everyday” in the Nextmixing Gallery in Shanghai on Saturday 30th March 2019. The installation will create a constantly evolving glimpse into everyday lives around the globe with a specific focus on China, Japan, Europe and the United States.

Daisy Ginsberg in conversation with Mark E Breeze

Professor John Worthington (Co-founder, DEGW, Former Commissioner of Independent Transport Commission and Director of The Academy of Urbanism

The one-day event aims to establish an interdisciplinary network for research students and early career researchers in urban studies and related fields. City+, as the theme of this event, represents a rich variety of possibilities to understand cities and to address increasingly complex urban concerns from multiple perspectives.

The Construction History Society is delighted to announce the Fourth Annual Construction History Conference will be held on Friday 7 April 2017, Saturday 8 April 2017 and Sunday 9 April 2017 with the International Colloquium on the Saturday.

A year after the death of Dalibor Vesely, we are holding a one-day conference on the legacy of his teaching and learning.  Emmanuel College in Cambridge is generously providing the venue, and the date is Monday, 11 April 2016. The day is organised into three panel sessions:

The Construction History Society is delighted to announce the Third Annual Construction History Conference will be held on Friday 8 April 2016 and Saturday 9 April 2015 with the Second International Colloquium on the 9 and 10 April.