Cultural Heritage as an Inspiration for Placemaking in the Historic City: A Transversal Approach

Computer vision and architectural history at eye level: Mixed methods for linking research in the humanities and in information technology (ArchiMediaL)

Mixing Methods: Practical Insights from the Humanities in the Digital Age

Temporal Framework: Towards a Broader Conceptualization of Time in Design Education

Designing Post-Blast Beirut: Intersecting Perspectives: Reimagining the Edges between Port and City at a Time of Transition

Ideas for Rebuilding Karantina Beirut: Overcoming Dualities on the Edge of Sea and Land

(Re)-positioning Spatial Planning History and Historiography

Mapping transnational planning history in port city regions - London, Rotterdam, Hamburg

Heritage Requires Citizens’ Knowledge: The COST Place-Making Action and Responsible Research

Space, Time, and Oil: The Global Petroleumscape

The global petroleumscape in the Dutch Randstad

Hoe een cool waterstofstation te creëren?: Lessen uit het petroleumscape

Petroleumscape as Heritage Landscape: The case of the Dunkirk Port City Region

Roundtable I: Water and Heritage

The Original North American Petroleumscape: Oil-and-Gas Empire, Petrochemical Nation

North Sea Crossings: Historical geo-spatial mapping as a tool to understand the local development of port cities in a global context

Space, Representation and Practice in the Formation of Izmir During the Long Nineteenth Century

The old guard modernists in Western Europe and post-war urban visions: Cornelis van Eesteren as jury member of the ‘Hauptstad Berlin’ competition 1957-58

The global petroleumscape of the Rotterdam/The Hague area: As a model for further research

Viscosity: Historical geo-spatial mapping as a tool to understand the local development of port cities in a global context