Re-thinking architect Kemalettin by Paolo Girardelli

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Bringing Invisible Architects into the Picture by Ellen Van Impe

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Architect, Engineer or Builder? A history of professional demarcation through practice and discourse, Pune (India) 1930-1992 by Sarah Melsens

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Shadow Work: Architecting While Black in British Guiana by Michelle Joan Wilkinson

“…My grandfather, Charles Eric Wilkinson, was a black architect-builder involved in major government-sponsored building and infrastructure projects in British Guiana from the 1930s to the 1970s. …”
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The Ottoman-Turkish House According to Architect Sedad Hakkı Eldem by Serena Acciai

“…This is the first study that takes into consideration part of the vast and unexplored correspondence of Turkish architect Sedad Hakkı Eldem. In particular, it analyzes the portion of the accessible letters of Eldem which focus on the geographical extension of the Ottoman-Turkish house. …”
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The Sicilian Architect Tommaso Maria Napoli and the Baroque Cathedral of Dubrovnik by Horvat-Levaj, Katarina

“…The design of the Dubrovnik Cathedral (1671-1713) – a monumental three-nave basilica with a dome over the crossing – was commissioned, thanks to Abbot Stjepan Gradić, from the Roman architect Andrea Bufalini. Among the leaders of construction, which lasted for over four decades, the Sicilian architect Tommaso Maria Napoli stands out. …”
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JAN ERIK VOLD – The Renowned Norwegian Word Architect and Performer by Raluca-Daniela DUINEA

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JAN ERIK VOLD – The Renowned Norwegian Word Architect and Performer by Raluca-Daniela DUINEA

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Regarding the Right to Creative Freedom in the Context of Conflict with Property Rights as Examplified by Street Art by Sergiy Glotov

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Interview – JAN ERIK VOLD – The Renowned Norwegian Word Architect and Performer by Raluca-Daniela DUINEA

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Alyson Wharton. The Architects of Ottoman Constantinople: the Balyan Family and the History of Ottoman Architecture by Sibel Zandi-Sayek

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0236 An Architect at War: Adrian Berrington and the Environment of the Modern Battlefield of the First World War by Volker Welter

“…This article asks how fighting on the modern battlefields of the First World War shaped an architect-soldier’s perception and concept of space and changed his architectural designs. …”
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Reading Muranów. Memory of a place / memory of an architect. Commentary on the postwar work of Bohdan Lachert by Uchowicz, Katarzyna

“…The text concentrates on the concept of South Muranów – a residential quarter / monument realised in the area of the Warsaw ghetto by the architect Bohdan Lachert. It attempts to show this work as an artistic myth created by the artist. …”
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Edward Denison, Guang Yu Ren, Luke Him Sau Architect: China’s Missing Modern by Eduard Kögel

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Refugee Artists, Architects and Intellectuals Beyond Europe in the 1930s and 1940s: Experiences of Exile in Istanbul and Bombay by Burcu Dogramaci, Rachel Lee

“…During the first half of the twentieth century artists, architects and intellectuals from Europe sought refuge in global metropolises. …”
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LIBER Architecture Group Seminar “Designing for Learning and Scholarship: a challenge for librarians, architects and all” in Luxemburg by Alice Rabeler

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Milva Giacomelli, Ezio Godoli and Ulisse Tramonti (eds.), Italian Architectural and Artistic Heritage in Egypt. Documentation & Safeguard by Diego Caltana

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New information on the construction of the Ascension Church in Chişinău and on its precursor – the Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul by Sergius Ciocanu

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The Works of Budapest Architects Lipót Baumhorn and Károly Kovács in Novi Sad at the Turn of the Century. New Findings on the Building History by Oszkó, Ágnes Ivett

“…Apart from the synagogue, the Budapest-based architect created five more buildings in Novi Sad: the bank building in the main square, the highly representative palaces of a local furniture maker and a wine trader, and a small two-storey town house. …”
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Scottish architects, imperial identities and India’s built environment in the early twentieth century: the careers of John Begg and George Wittet by Sarah Longair

“…Two Scottish architects, John Begg and George Wittet, created some of the most famous of Mumbai’s landmarks and notable buildings elsewhere in India in the early twentieth century. …”
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