[Commlist] CFP. Digital Design, Smart Cities and Heritage

Colleagues…. Below is a reminder call for CONFERENCE, CONNECTIONS: 
EXPLORING HERITAGE, ARCHITECTURE, CITIES, ART, MEDIA at the University 
of Kent, June 2020. Details are included of a follow on conference for 
summer 2021 at the University of Hertfordshire.Apologies if there is 
some cross posting on this.  Pass it on. Thank you.

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CONNECTIONS: EXPLORING HERITAGE, ARCHITECTURE, CITIES, ART, MEDIA 
CONFERENCE: 29-20 JUNE, 2020
ABSTRACTS: 10 FEB, 2020 (Round 1) | 10 Apr (Round 2)

http://architecturemps.com/canterbury-conference

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This event examines the relationships between art, architecture, history 
and the technologies employed in each of these disciplines.
Strands are planned around broad discipline areas, including: 
architecture, urban design, history, archaeology, heritage, 
conservation, art and design, digital studies, film, photography, 
cultural studies, sociology, humanities.

Present in-person, pre-recorded films, skype, written papers.
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Highlight Notice 1:
This event is part of the Mediated Cities Research Program with events 
at universities in London, Los Angeles, Bristol and Istanbul. The next 
conference in this program is held in summer 2021 at the University of 
Hertfordshire. To be held in London and Hatfield. “Urban Assemblages” 
28-30th June, 2021. https://architecturemps.com/london-hatfield/


Highlight Notice 2:
This event is also part of the book series ‘Mediated Cities’ run by 
Intellect Books. So far, four books have been published in the series. 
Book five will come from the Canterbury conference event.


Highlight Notice 3:
In addition to a book as part of the Intellect “Mediated Cities” series, 
delegates submitting papers related to teaching and learning will be 
considered for Routledge book series: “Focus on Design Pedagogy”.


Organisers: University of Kent, UK | Intellect Books | Routledge | AMPS 
| PARADE

http://architecturemps.com/canterbury-conference
 



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