FIRST INTERNATIONAL MEETING OF THE
EUROPEAN ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY NETWORK

The program for the EAHN First International Meeting in
Guimarães, Portugal is now available. The four-day conference (17-20
June 2010) features twenty sessions and five roundtables, with over
150 speakers and session chairs coming from five continents and
seventeen European countries, and subjects ranging from ancient,
medieval and early modern architecture through nineteenth- and
twentieth-century topics.

Keynote events will close each of the three days of proceedings, with
the following keynote speakers: Paulo Varela Gomes (Coimbra), Denise
Scott Brown (Philadelphia), Gülsüm Baydar (Izmir), and Antoine Picon
(Harvard).

The final day of the conference offers two optional day-long regional
tours. A number of shorter tours, meetings of EAHN Thematic Groups,
an EAHN Plenary Session, and a meeting of the EAHN Committee are also
included in the program.

The conference will be held at the Vila Flor Cultural Centre,
Guimarães. Most categories of conference registration include
conference abstracts and three dinners. The regular registration
period ends on 30 April 2010; those registering on 1 May or after will
be subject to the late registration fees. Special discounts are
available for students and those attending from countries with
emerging economies.

For the complete program and other information, or to register for the
conference, visit the conference website at:
http://www.eahn2010.org
and click on "Programme" or "Registration".

General Chair: Prof. Jorge Correia, Universidade do Minho

Local sponsor and organization: Universidade do Minho

In connection with the concerence, the European Architectural History
Network is offering a study tour of Lisbon on 21 through 24 June with
the option to extend the tour to Évora on 25 June.
There will be opportunities to meet with local architectural historians.
The cost of the tour is 100 euros. For details please see the full
description of the tour at
http://www.eahn2010.org/EAHN%20LISBON%20TOUR.pdf
Please contact Carmen Popescu at crmvnoos.fr to register for the tour.

European Architectural History Network (EAHN)
c/o TU Delft
MIT - Faculty of Architecture
P.O. Box 5043
2600 GA Delft
The Netherlands
http://www.eahn.org