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Cagliari
26-29.08.2026

KEY DATES

website launch & call for abstract
February 23, 2026

conference registration opens
March 3, 2026

abstract submission extended
April 19, 2026
April 30, 2026

notification of abstract
acceptance
May 30, 2026

deadline for final submission of reviewed abstracts
June 15, 2026

early bird registration deadline
June 16, 2026

excursions registration deadline
August 3, 2026

conference registration deadline
August 3, 2026

EAAE Annual Conference
August 26-29, 2026

submission of final papers
19 October 2026

notification of paper reviews
16 November 2026

deadline for final submission of reviewed papers
14 December 2026

proceedings publication
end-April 2027

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Wednesday
26 August 2026
15:00

Welcome & Registration

Atrio delle Colonne, Corte d’appello 87

Historical City Tour

self-guided & free tour

Cattedrale – Torre di San Pancrazio – Cittadella dei Musei – Bastioni

17:0017:30

Opening Ceremony

More info
  • Roberto CavalloEAAE President, TU Delft
  • Fabrizio PiloVice-Rector for Community Engagement and Innovation, University of Cagliari
  • Daniele CoccoDean of the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture
  • Ivan BlečićHead of Department of Civil, Environmental Engineering and Architecture
  • Adriano DessìLocal Representative for EAAE, University of Cagliari DICAAR

Aula Magna “Gaetano Cima”, Corte d’appello 87

17:3018:30
Keynote Lecture

Mario Abis

An alternative to the metropolitan planet

Aula Magna “Gaetano Cima”, Corte d’appello 87

18:3019:00
Exhibition Opening

Light of Tomorrow by VELUX 2026

Introduced by Tina Christensen

Corridoio Esposizioni, Corte d’appello 87

19:0019:30
Exhibition Opening

After Twenty

School of Architecture of Cagliari

Introduced by Sanna, Atzeni, Cadinu, Chiri, Cocco, Peghin, Sanjust

Aula Asili, Corte d’appello 48

20:0022:00

Welcome Dinner & Cocktail

Chiostro Santa Croce, Via Santa Croce 59

Thursday
27 August 2026
10:0011:30

Paper Sessions (morning)

Session 1A IN-FORMS Corte d’appello, Aula Magna / 1st floor

ChairsMarco Lecis, Benedetta Rubattu, Carla Sechi / University of Cagliari

  1. Reframing Forms and Measures of the Landscape: A Case Study in the Southern Apuan Alps Edoardo Cresci / University of Florence, Dept. of Architecture
  2. Living the Landscape. Towards New Scenarios for Re-inhabiting Reclaimed Farmlands Alex Ferletti, Elisabetta Nascig / University of Trieste, Dept. of Engineering and Architecture
  3. Architectures of Re-fit. Reuse, Proximity, and Territorial Care in a Fragile Valley Emilia Corradi, Kevin Santus / Politecnico di Milano, Dept. of Architecture and Urban Studies
  4. The Sacred Landscape of Thebes: Layers of Memory, Heritage, and Community Zsolt Vasáros / Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Dept. of Explorative Architecture
  5. Drift Spaces: Design Research in Eastern Naples Marianna Ascolese, Alberto Calderoni / University of Naples “Federico II”, Dept. of Architecture
Session 1B IN-FORMS Corte d’appello, Aula Verde / 2nd floor

ChairsPier Francesco Cherchi, University of Cagliari / Lavinia Dondi, Politecnico di Milano

  1. Fitting Aging: Adaptive and Inclusive Public Space Design for Active Aging in Place Anna Olha / Riga Technical University, Institute of Architecture and Design
  2. Pocket parks: Student drawings and contemporary projects in Krakow Beata Makowska / Cracow University of Technology, Faculty of Architecture
  3. Stitching the Invisible: Urban Acupuncture across the Heterogeneous Landscapes of the Berlin Wall Corridor Ewa Stachura / Cracow University of Technology, Faculty of Architecture
  4. Urban summer heat as an opportunity. Insights from the Living Lab “O’Frais au Schönberg” Estela Schaffner, Agnès Collaud & Séréna Vanbutsele / TRANSFORM Institute, Fribourg University of Engineering and Architecture
  5. Symbol, and index: Tessellation as an architectural language Elisabetta Nascig, Alex Ferletti / University of Trieste, Dept. of Engineering and Architecture
Session 1C IN-FORMS Corte d’appello, Aula Rossa / 2nd floor

ChairsSilvia Bodei, Politecnico di Milano / Marco Moro, University of Cagliari

  1. Architectures for Downshifting: Design Research and Teaching for Shrinking Territories Fabrizia Berlingieri, Lucia La Giusa / Politecnico di Milano, Dept. of Architecture and Urban Studies
  2. Periphery as a Model: Small and Medium-Scale social care facilities in Post-Socialist Central Europe Peter Mazalán, Dorota Volfova & Michal Hronský / Slovak University of Technology, Faculty of Architecture
  3. Situated Visualities, Critical Cartographies: Filmic Mapping of Public Space in Metropolitan Landscapes David Escudero, Diego Sacristán Arroyo & Violeta de Frutos Menéndez / Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, ETSAM
  4. Pattern Language as a Critical Tool for Small-Scale Housing: An Undergraduate Design Studio Experience Heves Beseli, Duygu Tüntas & Sonat Özcivanoglu / TED University, Dept. of Architecture
Session 1D IN-FORMS Palazzo Cugia, Aula Didattica 1 / 2nd floor

ChairsFabrizio Pusceddu, Roberto Sanna / University of Cagliari

  1. From Macro Goals to Micro Sites: Scaling SDGs as Site-Specific Pedagogical Tools in Architectural Education Gülsüm Polat, Sinan Akyüz / Abdullah Gül University, Dept. of Architecture
  2. Teaching Playfulness of Public Space through Participation Kristina Careva, Rene Lisac / University of Zagreb, Faculty of Architecture; Renata Filčić / Museum of Contemporary Art, Zagreb; Jasmina Vukas / Goethe-Institut Kroatien
  3. Mapping Absence: No-Data as an Operative Framework for Territorial Analysis Başak Uçar / TED University, Dept. of Architecture
  4. Link as a Plan Strategy: Landscape City Architecture Christian Gasparini / Politecnico di Milano, Dept. of Architecture and Urban Studies
  5. Limited Resources, Unbounded Practices: An Experiment in Collective Hands-on Learning Onur Yüncü, Seray Türkay Coşkun / TED University, Dept. of Architecture
Session 2A UN-BUILD Palazzo Cugia, Aula Master / 3rd floor

ChairsEmanuela Quaquero, Andrea Margagliotti / University of Cagliari

  1. Circular Design: An Urban Perspective Jörg Schröder, Anne Pape / Leibniz University Hannover, Faculty of Architecture and Landscape Sciences
  2. The Architecture of Adjustment: Artificial Intelligence and Adaptive Reuse in Industrial Heritage Interiors Andrés Ros Campos / CEU Cardenal Herrera University; Luca Maria Francesco Fabris, Diego Terna, Yuhan Zhou / Politecnico di Milano; Paweł Tor / Cracow University of Technology
  3. Tectonic Afterlives: Repositioning Materiality and Collaborative Knowledge in the “Architecture of the Fitting” Shannon Chance, Marcin Wojcik & Kevin Donovan / Technological University Dublin
  4. Ex-Mercati Generali in Turin and the Sustainable Afterlife of Post-Industrial Heritage Nooshin Rezaei / Politecnico di Torino, Dept. of Architecture and Design
  5. From Concept to Fitting: Addressing AI’s Operational Gap in the Intermediate Design Phase Lorenzo Guitto / University of Cagliari, Dept. of Civil, Environmental Engineering and Architecture
Session 2B UN-BUILD Palazzo Cugia, Aula Attico / 3rd floor

ChairsFrancesco Marras, Chiara Cabras / University of Cagliari

  1. (In)visible soil Séréna Vanbutsele / HES-SO Fribourg School of Engineering and Architecture; Daniel Zamarbide / BUREAU
  2. Fitting the Sacred: Evaluating Adaptive Reuse Potential of Churches Ondra Válek / Brno University of Technology, Dept. of Urban Design
  3. Learning from Venezia Giulio Delle Sedie / Politecnico di Milano, Dept. of Architecture and Urban Studies
  4. Time as the Right Measure: The Chrono-11. Passport as a Tool for Architectural Sustainability across Generations Sergei Tatarnikov / Independent Researcher
  5. Light Architecture: Reinventing architectural aesthetics from what already exists Maddalena Ferretti / Università Politecnica delle Marche, Dept. of Construction, Civil Engineering and Architecture
Session 3A HER(M)ITAGE Corte d’appello, Aula A / ground floor

ChairsStefano Mais, Elisa Pilia / University of Cagliari

  1. In Use. Negotiating Urban Legacies in New Belgrade Caterina Barioglio, Mariolina Affatato / Politecnico di Torino, Dept. of Architecture and Design; Dalia Dukanac / University of Belgrade
  2. Memory and things Marta Averna / Politecnico di Milano, Dept. of Architecture and Urban Studies
  3. Restoration Methodologies as Negotiated Practice: Multidisciplinary Approaches from the House of Wonders, Zanzibar Rweyemamu Vedasto, Koenraad Van Cleempoel, Els Hannes / Hasselt University, Faculty of Architecture and Arts; Shubira Leonidas Kalugila, Sarah Phoya / Ardhi University
  4. Architectural Heritage in MisFit: Spatial Forms, Excluded Bodies in mountain settlements Niovi Tomou / University of Patras – Politecnico di Milano; Emilia Corradi / Politecnico di Milano; Alcestis P. Rodi / University of Patras
  5. The Measured Opening: Enclosure, Permeability, and Urban Quietness Maria Scandroglio Anelli / Politecnico di Milano, Dept. of Architecture and Urban Studies
Session 3B HER(M)ITAGE Corte d’appello, Aula B / ground floor

ChairsValentina Pintus, Silvia Orione / University of Cagliari

  1. Constructed (Dis)Continuity: Materials, Building Techniques and Their Transformations in Shaping Urban Identity Trayana Kovacheva / Politecnico di Milano, Dept. of Architecture and Urban Studies
  2. Municipal markets hall: a network of proximity spaces Roberto Rizzi / Politecnico di Milano, Dept. of Architecture and Urban Studies
  3. Preserving the Original through Transformation: The “Fitting” of Vernacular Heritage Nisa Semiz, Irem Baz-Sözüer / Abdullah Gül University, Dept. of Architecture
  4. Minor architecture, difficult memory: the GIL of Piacenza between heritage and transformation Francesca Usai, Aurora Piziolo / IUAV University of Venice
  5. Two Hippodromes, Two Cultural Temporalities: Reframing Fitting across Milan and Ankara Cansu Canaran, Derin İnan / TED University, Faculty of Architecture and Design
Session 4A EX-URBAN Palazzo Cugia, Aula “Enrico Corti” / 2nd floor

ChairsDag Boutsen, KU Leuven / Sergio Serra, University of Cagliari

  1. Entangled Maps: Cultural Infrastructures and the Making of Agricultural Heritage across Metropolitan Madrid Rodrigo de la O Cabrera, Eduardo de Nó Santos, Isabel Rodríguez de la Rosa / Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, ETSAM
  2. Architectures and rural landscapes in transition Beatrice Pilota / Università Politecnica delle Marche, Dept. of Construction, Civil Engineering and Architecture
  3. The operational study of urban form as an investigation of (bio)diversity: An educational experiment in Nanjing Marco Trisciuoglio / Politecnico di Torino, Transitional Morphologies Joint Research Unit; Bao Li / Southeast University Nanjing, Transitional Morphologies Joint Research Unit
  4. Urban morphologies in transition in the outskirt of Marseille Michela Barosio / Politecnico di Torino, Dept. of Architecture and Design
  5. Rethinking Boundaries in Contemporary Porto. The case of Fontainhas as an In-Between Territory Lígia Nunes, Hugo Nazareth Fernandes / Nuno Portas Centre for Studies, University of Porto, Faculty of Architecture FAUP
Session 4B EX-URBAN Palazzo Cugia, Aula Didattica 2 / 2nd floor

ChairsMāra Liepa-Zemeša, Riga Technical University / Alessio Floris, University of Cagliari

  1. Cultural Practices and Territorial Cohesion of the Ionian Hinterland Besar Zifla, Gjergj Ruci / Polytechnic University of Tirana, Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism
  2. From loss to opportunity: A building culture for rural revitalization Julie Riondel, Séréna Vanbutsele, Stefano Locatelli / Fribourg University of Engineering and Architecture
  3. Emerging bioregional urbanization in inner areas Francesca Giangrande, Luciano De Bonis, Giovanni Ottaviano / University of Molise, Dept. of Biosciences and Territory
  4. Exploring cultural ecosystem services of inner areas to improve community-based approach Anna Maria Colavitti, Virginia Onnis, Sergio Serra / University of Cagliari, Dept. of Civil, Environmental Engineering and Architecture
  5. At the edge of UTOPIA: co-designing resilient public spaces in marginalised European territories Pia Fricker, Chiara Chioni / Aalto University, School of Arts, Design and Architecture
11:3012:00

Coffee Break

12:0013:00
Keynote Lecture

Nicolò Galeazzi & Martina Salvaneschi / Associates

Forms of Dialogue with Places

Aula Magna “Gaetano Cima”, Corte d’appello 87

13:1514:45

Lunch

14:4515:30

Meet the EAAE Partners

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Participants are invited to engage in an open dialogue with leading architectural organizations from across Europe and globally. These strategic partnerships are crucial for fostering collaboration and exploring future prospects in research, education, advocacy, and knowledge exchange, while strengthening connections between academia and professional practice. For the EAAE, these collaborations are essential to strengthening its capacity to support educators, students, and member institutions across borders.

Representatives from each organization will present their missions, priorities, and current initiatives, followed by an interactive Q&A session and an open discussion.

Aula Magna “Gaetano Cima”, Corte d’appello 87

15:3017:00

Paper Sessions (afternoon)

Session 1A IN-FORMS Corte d’appello, Aula Magna / 1st floor

ChairsMarco Lecis, Benedetta Rubattu, Carla Sechi / University of Cagliari

  1. Minimal Measures, Necessary Ordinary. Small Design Devices in the Alpine Context Alisia Tognon / Politecnico di Milano, Dept. of Architecture and Urban Studies; Valerio Panella / Aree di Studio
  2. Giving Form to Uncertainty. Adaptability and Reconstruction in Post-Disaster Territories Francesca Lucenti / University of Lisbon, Faculty of Architecture
  3. Strangeness, Ecognosis, and the Dark Ecologies of the Waning River Chris French / University of Edinburgh, School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture
  4. Enabling Constraints: How to ecologize architectural design? Lutz Robbers / Jade University of Applied Sciences Oldenburg, School of Architecture
  5. Peripheral narratives as a prefiguration of conceptual paradigms Mojca Smode Cvitanović, Melita Čavlović / University of Zagreb, Faculty of Architecture
Session 1B IN-FORMS Corte d’appello, Aula Verde / 2nd floor

ChairsPier Francesco Cherchi, University of Cagliari / Lavinia Dondi, Politecnico di Milano

  1. Fitting the In-Between: Reframing Architecture Across Displacement and Material Evidence Alessandra Swiny / University of Nicosia, Dept. of Architecture
  2. Imagined Urban Intervention: The City Beyond Form Rudolf Smits / RISEBA University of Applied Sciences, Faculty of Architecture & Design
  3. Holobiont: Design-Research and the Architectures of Extraction Gary Boyd, Tabassum Ahmed, Emma Campbell, Rebecca Jane McConnell, Oran O’Siochain / University College Dublin, School of Architecture, Environmental Policy and Planning
  4. Proximity. Learning spaces in dialogic relationship with the context Federica Marras / University of Cagliari, Dept. Civil, Environmental Engineering and Architecture
  5. From Bigness to Invisibility. The subsurface as a strategy of fitting in heritage landscapes Paolo De Marco / University of Palermo, Dept. of Architecture
Session 1C IN-FORMS Corte d’appello, Aula Rossa / 2nd floor

ChairsSilvia Bodei, Politecnico di Milano / Marco Moro, University of Cagliari

  1. Fitting in Architectural Education: Rethinking Pedagogy through Construction Strategies Leyla N. Ilman Yörür, Şaheste Tülin Görgülü / Yıldız Technical University, Dept. of Architecture
  2. Drawing Air Workshop: Drawing attention to air in architectural education Sarah Cremin / University College Dublin, School of Architecture, Planning and Environmental Policy
  3. Fitted Landscapes: the Architecture Exhibition as a productive topos Amina Ghisu / DBZ Deutsche Bauzeitschrift
  4. Drawing as Fitting: Slow Pedagogy Through the Travelling Sketchbook Ernesto Fenollosa, Juan Serra, Susana Iñarra / Universitat Politècnica de València, ETSA
  5. Postcard Perfect: the representation and production of the Canary Islands as tourist space Ernesto Ibanez Galindo / University of Seville EIDUS
Session 1D IN-FORMS Palazzo Cugia, Aula Didattica 1 / 2nd floor

ChairsFabrizio Pusceddu, Roberto Sanna / University of Cagliari

  1. Reclaiming Material Literacy at the XS Scale: Earthen Architecture and Design-Build Learning in Türkiye Işıl Ruhi-Sipahioğlu / TOBB University of Economics and Technology, Dept. of Architecture; Matthieu Joseph Pedergnana / Yaşar University
  2. The reasons of form, hic et nunc. A project for the Villacidro landscape in Sardinia Giovanni Battista Cocco / University of Cagliari, Dept. of Civil, Environmental Engineering and Architecture
  3. From Hand Sketch to AI Visuals: Scales of the Design Process examined through Consumer Neuroscience Efe Duyan, Zane Veja / RISEBA University of Applied Sciences, Faculty of Architecture and Design; Ali Levent Kurtoğlu / Doqu Neurobusiness Consultancy & Research; Tamim Negm / NonApplicable Architectural Design Studio; Patrycja Haupt / Cracow University of Technology, Faculty of Architecture; Rudolf Smits / RISEBA University of Applied Sciences, Faculty of Architecture and Design
  4. Defining the context. Didactic experience through interpretative diagrams Alessandra Como / University of Salerno, Dept. of Civil Engineering
Session 2A UN-BUILD Palazzo Cugia, Aula Master / 3rd floor

ChairsEmanuela Quaquero, Andrea Margagliotti / University of Cagliari

  1. Material Reuse as a Design Driver: Insights from Superuse Studios Tuğba Özer / TED University, Faculty of Architecture and Design
  2. Agency through Co-Design: How Live Projects Equip Architecture Students for Climate Action and Real-World Impact Miriam Lins, Tiago Faria, Ellen Rowley & Philip Crowe / University College Dublin, School of Architecture Planning and Environmental Policy
  3. The Role of Environmental Simulation in Achieving Contextual Fit: Evidence from a Longitudinal Undergraduate Study Zelal Çınar, Işıl Ruhi-Sipahioğlu / TOBB University of Economics and Technology, Dept. of Architecture
  4. Marginality as productive condition: a case study in situated practice Hana Marisa Mohar / University of Zagreb, Faculty of Architecture
  5. Extracting Architecture: Mining as a process for reusing abandoned architectural relics Andrea Margagliotti / University of Cagliari, Dept. of Civil, Environmental Engineering and Architecture
Session 2B UN-BUILD Palazzo Cugia, Aula Attico / 3rd floor

ChairsFrancesco Marras, Chiara Cabras / University of Cagliari

  1. Learning in the Existing: Reprogramming, Dispersing, and Recovering the Urban School Mia Roth-Cerina, Vanja Rister / University of Zagreb, Faculty of Architecture, Dept. of Architectural Design
  2. Rethinking Building in the Existing: From Experiment to Transferable Practice Daniela Konrad, Matthis Gericke / Hochschule Bremen, City University of Applied Sciences
  3. Kabin: A Mobile Fabrication Hub Through Material Reuse Utku Coşkuner, Çağrım Koçer / TED University, Faculty of Architecture and Design
  4. Repairing Housing, Rethinking Education: Experiential Pedagogies in the Lakni Kell Initiative Tibor Zoltán Dányi / University of Pécs, Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology
  5. Architecture as Ecological Device: Fitting Climate and Context Gabriele Gagliardi / Bauhaus Universität Weimar, Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism
  6. Archaeology in everyday life: forms of interaction between the extraordinary and the ordinary in archaeological landscapes Chiara Cabras / University of Cagliari, Dept. of Civil, Environmental Engineering and Architecture
Session 3A HER(M)ITAGE Corte d’appello, Aula A / ground floor

ChairsStefano Mais, Elisa Pilia / University of Cagliari

  1. From Margins to System: Energy as Heritage and Socio-Spatial Infrastructure in Mediterranean Minor Settlements Alberto Ulisse / University of Chieti-Pescara, Dept. of Architecture
  2. Beyond Infrastructure: The Naha Port Freeway Airport Route Ventilation Towers as Landmarks of Continuous History and Collective Memory Xiaolong Wu, Yu Nakai / University of Tokyo, Dept. of Civil Engineering
  3. A New School of Architecture pedagogically aligned to ‘Fitting’ and a situated engagement with Place Lorraine Farrelly / University of York, School of Architecture
  4. Scaling the Avant-Garde: Bruno Taut’s Lecture Notes in Turkey Bilge İmamoğlu / TED University, Dept. of Architecture
  5. Scaling the Transition. Bridging the Gap Between European Governance and Local Inertia Irene Carrozzo / Politecnico di Torino, Dept. of Architecture and Design
Session 3B HER(M)ITAGE Corte d’appello, Aula B / ground floor

ChairsValentina Pintus, Silvia Orione / University of Cagliari

  1. Burdened Ground: An Architectural Essay on Land Art, Reclamation, and Post-Industrial Mining Landscapes João Soares / University of Evora, Dept. of Architecture; Jared Fantasia / University of Porto, Faculty of Architecture FAUP
  2. Teaching innovation in heritage. MURAA+ BIP Luis Bosch Roig, Maria José Ballester Bordes / Universidad Politécnica de València, ETSA
  3. A landscape approach to heritage: Implications for architectural pedagogy Merlo Kelly / University College Dublin, School of Architecture, Planning and Environmental Policy
  4. We should not follow progress, but initiate it… Tamás Varga / Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Faculty of Architecture
  5. Cistercian Landscapes in Medieval Sardinia. Dynamic Heritage between Permanence, Transformation, and Territorial Rewriting Silvia Orione / University of Cagliari, Dept. of Civil, Environmental Engineering and Architecture
Session 4A EX-URBAN Palazzo Cugia, Aula “Enrico Corti” / 2nd floor

ChairsDag Boutsen, KU Leuven / Sergio Serra, University of Cagliari

  1. Involving UCD Architecture students in a live project: the Dundrum by Design Case Study Chiara Cocco, Nathalie Weadick, Miriam Lins, Miruna Popa / University College Dublin, School of Architecture, Planning and Environmental Policy
  2. A Comparative Study of Territorial Hubs for Climate Change Adaptation in Singapore, Australia, and Japan Tomoaki Tanaka, Hikaru Shimazaki / Meiji University, Dept. of Architecture, School of Science and Technology; Brooke Jackson / University of Technology Sydney; Tsuto Sakamoto / National University of Singapore
  3. Reframing Urban–Rural Marginality through Renewable Energy Communities Alessandro Massarente, Karla Cavallari Rodrigues / University of Ferrara, Dept. of Architecture
  4. Mobile Inhabitants and Territorial Cohesion: A Temporal Perspective Naime Esra Akin / Aarhus School of Architecture
  5. Water, Rest, and Production in Kashan: Small Infrastructures of Territorial Fitting Amir Abbas Mansoori Mehr / Politecnico di Torino
Session 4B EX-URBAN Palazzo Cugia, Aula Didattica 2 / 2nd floor

ChairsMāra Liepa-Zemeša, Riga Technical University / Alessio Floris, University of Cagliari

  1. Architecture of Fitting Social Houses and Collective Life in Fragmented Alpine Territories Ekin Olcay / Politecnico di Milano, Dept. of Architecture and Urban Studies
  2. After Displacement: Living and Producing Outside The City Daria Odzhyhanova / Kharkiv School of Architecture
  3. Port-City Habitat: Multi-Scalar Architectural Strategies for Reconnecting Coastal and City fragments of Ancona Gaia Ciccioli, Maddalena Ferretti / Università Politecnica delle Marche, Dept. of Construction, Civil Engineering and Architecture
  4. Fitting the Lava: Polyphonic Assemblages in the Bosco di Aci Simona Calvagna, Liliana Adamo / University of Catania, Dept. of Civil Engineering and Architecture
17:0017:30

Coffee Break

17:3018:30
Keynote Lecture

Marco Navarra

Bosco Colto. Practices of Art and Architecture in Landscapes

Aula Magna “Gaetano Cima”, Corte d’appello 87

18:3019:00
Exhibition

Generative Habitat

Unica Space Force 2012–2026

MUACC, Via Santa Croce 63

Friday
28 August 2026
09:0009:30
Exhibition

Viagem Sem Programa

Corridoio Aule, Corte d’appello 87 / 2nd floor

09:3010:30

Workshops & Roundtables

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Pedagogies of the Fitting / Teaching Architecture in a Time of Change

Curators: Pia Fricker, Sima Rouholamin, Débora Domingo Calabuig, Laurent de Wurstemberger, Peter Princen

Aula A, Corte d’appello 87 / ground floor

Living Education / How Live Lab projects connect architectural education and everyday life

Curator: Liesbeth Huybrechts

Aula Rossa, Corte d’appello 87 / 1st floor

Editing & Publishing for Architecture Education / Stoà Journal

Curators: Pier Francesco Cherchi, Alberto Calderoni

Aula Verde, Corte d’appello 87 / 1st floor

PhD Workshop / Imagine[ing] Research in Architecture

Curators: Marco Moro, Marianna Ascolese, Francesco Marras, David Escudero

Aula B, Corte d’appello 87 / ground floor

10:3011:30

Workshops & Roundtables

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Relate to “L”

Curator: Winy Maas

Aula Magna “Gaetano Cima”, Corte d’appello 87

11:3012:00

Coffee Break

12:0013:00
Keynote Lecture

Leopold Banchini

Neotopia

Aula Magna “Gaetano Cima”, Corte d’appello 87

13:1514:45

Lunch

14:4516:30

EAAE General Meeting

Aula Magna “Gaetano Cima”, Corte d’appello 87 + online

16:3017:00

Coffee Break

17:0017:30

Conference Closing

EAAE 2026 Steering Committee

Roberto Cavallo, Adriano Dessì, Pier Francesco Cherchi, Marco Moro

Aula Magna “Gaetano Cima”, Corte d’appello 87

17:3017:50

Winner Announcement Ceremony

EAAE Pedagogy Awards 2026, in association with ACE

Aula Magna “Gaetano Cima”, Corte d’appello 87

18:0019:00
Keynote Lecture

João Nunes

Landscape and the Domesticated World

Aula Magna “Gaetano Cima”, Corte d’appello 87

20:30

Gala Dinner

Casa Clàt, Viale Regina Margherita 55/57

Saturday
29 August 2026
09:0018:00

Mining Landscape Tour

guided tour / all day with light lunch included

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Masua – Porto Flavia – Carbonia

Distance: 60 min by bus

Nuragic Landscape Tour

guided tour / all day with light lunch included

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Pozzo di Santa Cristina – Nuraghe Losa

Distance: 90 min by bus

10:0012:00

Coastal City Walk

free guided tour / morning

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The tour starts at 8:30 a.m. from the Conference Venue (Via Corte d’Appello) and will be led by Professor Marco Cadinu. It will explore some of the most significant sites in the historic city centre and will conclude along the city’s coastline.

Distance: 90 min by foot

CREDITS

Steering Commitee
Roberto Cavallo
EAAE President / TU Delft (NL)

Pier Francesco Cherchi
University of Cagliari (IT)

Adriano Dessì
University of Cagliari (IT)

Marco Moro
University of Cagliari (IT)

Local Organizing Committee
Maddalena Achenza, Pier Francesco Cherchi, Adriano Dessì, Alessio Floris, Donatella Rita Fiorino, Stefano Mais, Francesco Marras, Marco Moro, Elisa Pilia, Valentina Pintus, Emanuele Reccia, Sergio Serra

Scientific BoardRoberto Cavallo
EAAE President
TU Delft (NL)

Mia Roth-Čerina
EAAE vice-president
University of Zagreb (HR) 

Dag Boutsen
EAAE Council Member
KU Leuven (BE) 

Michela Barosio
EAAE Council Member
Politecnico di Torino (IT) 

Patrick Flynn
EAAE Council Member
TU Dublin (IE) 

Māra Liepa-Zemeša
EAAE Council Member
Riga Technical University (LV) 

Madeleine Maaskant
EAAE Council Member
Amsterdam Academy of Architecture (NL) 

Claus Peder Pedersen
EAAE Council Member 
Aarhus School of Architecture (DK) 

Nicolas Pham
EAAE Council Member
ENSA Versailles (FR) 

Massimo Santanicchia
EAAE Council Member
Iceland University of the Arts (IS) 

Jörg Schröder
EAAE Council member
Leibniz University Hannover (DE) 

Ivan Blečić
Dean of DICAAR 
University of Cagliari (IT) 

Adriano Dessì
EAAE contact person 
University of Cagliari (IT) 

Carlo Atzeni
University of Cagliari (IT) 

Vincenzo Bagnolo
Coordinator of the Bachelor’s Program in Architecture (L17)

University of Cagliari (IT) 

Marco Cadinu
University of Cagliari (IT) 

Anna Maria Colavitti
University of Cagliari (IT) 

Massimo Faiferri
University of Cagliari (IT) 

Caterina Giannattasio
University of Cagliari (IT) 

Maurizio Memoli
University of Cagliari (IT) 

Giorgio Mario Peghin
University of Cagliari (IT) 

Paolo Sanjust
Coordinator of Master’s Program in Architecture (LM4)
University of Cagliari (IT) 

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