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The theme for the 13th annual conference of the All-Ireland Architecture Research Group (AIARG) invites discussion on how architecture imagines and reimagines its history in preparing for the future.
Our title derives from historian Lewis Namier via Roy Foster’s recent remembrance of the histories written by architect Niall McCullough. To imagine the past and remember the future upends our expectations of how we relate to both and shifts our focus from the spatial to the temporal in architecture.
In this conference, we propose to invert the traditional relationship between architecture, time, and design. We invite architects, architectural historians, architectural writers, and educators to reflect on the relationship between history and architecture, to rethink historical research as an imaginative practice that illuminates the present and the future, and to consider time as a vital material of designing and building.

Location: Trinity Long Room Hub, Trinity College Dublin, College Green, Dublin 2

Imagining Pasts, Remembering Futures

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Department of History of Art and Architecture TCD

About The Department of History of Art and Architecture was established in 1966. The undergraduate teaching programme focuses on art and architecture from the early middle ages to the twenty-first century. The focus is predominantly Western, integrating examinations of intersections with other cultures and opportunities to particulate in modules on Japanese and Islamic art As a relatively small department it places particular emphasis on small group and off-site teaching. At postgraduate level the department offers a popular masters course, the M.Phil. in History of Art and Architecture. There is also a vibrant group of research students reading for PhDs. The many successful graduates of the department are employed in galleries, publishing houses, art sales, teaching and journalism, as well as in a broad range of administrative, commercial and media-based professions.
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