IMPORTANT DATES
Call for papers August 2009
Abstracts due 15 October 2009
Acceptance notification 19 Nov. 2009
Full paper due 15 March 2010
Acceptance notification April 2010
Early registration deadline 7 May 2010
Registration deadline 4 June 2010
Final paper due 15 Sept. 2010
updated February 2011
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Organizing Committee
Victor Dzidzienyo, Chair, Howard University
Richard L. Hayes, American Institute of Architects, Washington DC
Michelle Rinehart, The Catholic University
Madlen Simon, University of Maryland
Virginia Ebbert, American Institute of Architects, Washington DC
Ebbe Harder, Danish Royal Academy of Fine Arts (EAAE Liaison)
J. Brooke Harrington, Temple University
Jeremy Voorhees, Temple University
Direct all questions to arcceaae@aia.org
THE PLACE OF RESEARCH / THE RESEARCH OF PLACE
Conference Program
Conference Schedule (as of June 2010)
Paper Presentation Sessions: Schedule Overview (as of 30 June 2010)
Conference Papers (final)
Tours
The name Judiciary Square refers to a multi-block area spanning from the D to G streets and from 4th to 5th streets, NW. The National Building Museum (NBM) is the home of the world’s most visited museums of architecture and engineering. The main interior space is known as the Great Hall and is larger than a football field and soars to 159 feet at its highest point. The NBM offers educational programs, special events, and occasional exhibitions.
Tour may include: the Einstein Statue; Vietnam Veterans Memorial; Lincoln Memorial Mall, The Korean War Veterans Memorial, District of Colombia World War Memorial, Reflecting Pool, World War II Memorial, Capitol Gate Houses, Organization of American States, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, American Red Cross, Corcoran Gallery of Art, Dwight D. Eisenhower (Old Executive Office Building)
Visitors to Washington, DC can’t help but make a “U” turn down this historic city street near Howard University. Residential, business, and cultural structures are points of interest. Sites may include the Lincoln Theater and the African American Civil War Memorial.
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Students Aspire, (sculpture)
Catlett, Elizabeth, 1915- , sculptor Relief of an African-American male and female figure in profile installed on an exterior brick wall. The two figures stand facing each other with one hand on each others waist and the other hand raised above their heads. The raised hand of each figure reaches for the middle disk of a set of five which form an arch over the figures. Each disk contains a scientific or technological symbol. Below the figures is a square relief of the root system of a tree; at the end of each root is a face. 1977. Dedicated April 28, 1979 approx. H. 14 ft. W. 4 ft. 6 in Located at Howard University, 2300 6th Street, N.W., building facade, Washington, District of Columbia |
