Endriana Audisho
University of Technology Sydney, Australia
“The Media War in Architecture: Reporting on 1990s Architectural Education and Practice”

Elijah Borrero
McGill University, Canada
“Cold War Collaborations: Architects and Militaries in the 1950s”

Paul Bouet
École nationale supérieure d’Architecture, Marne-la-Vallée, France
“Domestiquer le soleil, 1968-1982. Transferts technologiques et théoriques entre Afrique du Nord, France et Amérique du Nord”

Matthew Critchley
ETH Zürich, Switzerland
“Outlier or Heir? Dissecting Frampton within the methods of British architectural history 1934-1965”

Serena Dambrosio
Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Chile
“TABULA RASA: an ‘ecology’ of fundamentals”

Valentina Davila
McGill University, Canada
“Women in the Home Front: Venezuelan Domestic Workers and the Appropriation of Architecture”

Hannah Feniak
New York University, Institute of Fine Arts, United States
“An Elegy to Brick: Rationalizing Modernism at the Casa Sindical”

Jia Yi Gu
University of California Los Angeles, United States
“Anachronistic Models: Shaping, Testing, and Experiencing in ES&A’s Midcentury Practice”

Thomas Shay Hill
Harvard University Graduate School of Design, United States
“’Smart Cities’ and Urban Irrationality: Smart technologies in the boom-bust cycle”

Jordan Kinder
University of Alberta, Canada
“The Extractivist Archive: Mapping the Canadian Extractive State Apparatus”

Maura Lucking
University of California Los Angeles, United States
“Crafting the Other American: Architecture, Landscape and Cultural Pluralism in Industrial Education, 1874-1931”

Sol Perez Martinez
The Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London, United Kingdom
“Centres for civic engagement in architecture and urban change, from the Outlook Tower to CCA”

Michael Moynihan
Cornell University, United States
“Systems of National Development: a history of housing, cybernetics, and self-organization”

Ivan L. Munuera
Princeton University, United States
“PlasmaRegime: The HemoGeography of HIV/AIDS”

Ana Gisele Ozaki
Cornell University, United States
“’Black Atlantic’ Networks: Tropicalism in the Architecture of the Afro-Latin Atlantic world”

Christina Shivers
Harvard University Graduate School of Design, United States / États-Unis
“Inventorying Nature: The Development of Techno-Scientific Expertise in Urban Planning and Design, 1945-1989”

The CCA Doctoral Students Program facilitates access to documents and resources in the CCA Library, as well to the Prints and Drawings, Archives, and Photography Collections, for doctoral students in the history of art and architecture. To learn more, visit the program page.

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