This week, Cork Centre for Architectural Education (CCAE) will host the 15th annual All-Ireland Architecture Research Group (AIARG) conference from Thu 5th-Sat 7th March 2026
🔗 Register for tickets here: ucc.ie/en/architecture/resea…
This Friday the Department of the History of Art & Architecture at @tcddublin and Tarraingt host "Push/Pull – Thresholds in Art and Architectural History: An Early Career Researchers Symposium".
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Call for Papers:
Push/Pull: Thresholds in Art and Architectural History
An Early Career Researchers Symposium
Dublin, 7 March 2025
Submit abstracts here: tarraingt.com
✏️Tomorrow Monday morning @AAIarchitecture are hosting an Architectural Sketching Workshop with Chao Chen - Chartered Architectural Technologist & proponent of sketching as a way to explore architecture & building design.
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We are currently advertising for a Research Fellow post on Dr Rebecca Wright's @wellcometrust-funded project, ‘Carbon Bodies: Warmth and Fuelling Health in Britain, 1918 to 2022’. 36 month post from October 2024, full-time, £39,347 to £44,262. jobs.ac.uk/job/DIR074/resear…
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