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Every city has its valuable and unique identity that is revealed through its physical and visual form. It is seen through the eyes of its residents and users where the collective memories of their residents and users are being shaped. The robust identity of the city comprises the physical spaces and the images that were shaped through clues of memory, which in turn affect the tourism, education level, cultural level & economic prosperity in addition to other aspects. Cities’ identities are constructed and developed over the time, from physical, cultural and sociological perspective the identities are incessantly evolving. This conference will discuss how Architecture and Arts are the embodiment of the historical, cultural, and economical characteristics of the city. It presents how cities’ memories play a vital role in protecting the physical and nonphysical heritage of the city. The research presented in this conference will make sense of the transformation of cities and urban cultures, and investigates different new approaches developed in, both, Contemporary Arts and Architecture. This conference will present how citizens see their cities and how they physically or mentally compare it with the ideal city in their own perceptions. However, a city’s identity presents distinguishing factors that make it unique and unlike any other. It covers a huge variety of topics such as the conservation of the cultures and the identity of the city through the designing and planning processes. It discusses the different ideologies, approaches of a more sustainable city, and investigates the different approaches developed in Architecture and Contemporary art. In this context, IEREK organizes this conference to discuss several topics regarding different vocabularies. For instance, the sacred architecture, heritage buildings, open spaces, landmarks, the street escapes, etc.; all of them have direct influences at the cities’ form. The cities’ form also receives the indirect impact from the citizens themselves, such as their culture that accordingly depends on the art, which could be seen and embodied through moral, painting, media, digital art, and sculpture. It then discusses the fundamental elements that have the full resilience and responsibility of the identity of the cities. This conference also welcomes research papers that includes different case studies that present many solutions of activating the concept of the responsibility of architecture and arts on the development of our cities. It is an important initiative, which presents a new approach that depends on the available features of cities and how planners and decision makers use these resources of the cities’ features as the thread tip in solving the urban problems that our cities are facing. Conference topics:
1. Identifying and Shaping Cities and formation | Cities with Religious and Cultural Theme; City Structure, Features, and Elements; The City’s Image and Self-Identity; Transition to Smart and Cities: Structure and Transformation; Advances in Technologies of City Planning and Development; Urban Growth, Morphology, and its Impact on Cities Identity; New Development in Urban Design and Shaping the City and its Culture; The Influences of City Elements and Vocabularies in the City Form and Development;
2. Heritage Arts: Sustainability, Identities and Public Regulations | Cultural Heritage Protection Conservation and Reuse; Ideologies and Movements: Shaping the City and its History; Visuals Arts Role in Documenting Architectural Heritage; Branding the City Heritage Identities and Sustainable Heritage; Public Regulations and Efforts in Heritage Conservation; Mapping Cities Vocabularies: Ecological Approach of Conservation Projects; The Correlation between Architecture and Arts and Conservation of Cities Vocabularies; The Role of Heritage Sites in Driving the City Fabrics;
3. Contemporary Arts: City Visual Arts and Visualization | Visuals in Architectural Heritage in Modern Era; Future of Our Past: Archeology is Yesterday’s Visual Arts for today; Visual Arts Role in Documenting Architectural Heritage; Art, Music, Interaction Visualization Media and its Impact on Human; The Dialogue between Ancient and Contemporary Visuals; Cultural Spaces and Landscapes in Contemporary Arts; Artistic Heritages and its Impact on Contemporary Arts; Contemporary Art in Reviving Modern and Historical Cities;
4. Development of Cities’ vocabularies | Planning for Sustainable Context of Re-discovering Heritage Vocabularies; The Future of Cities Art, Architecture, and Historical Cities; Architecture and Arts in Cultural Transformation Age; Shaping and Transformation of Successful Case Studies; Policies and Guidelines for Planning and Transformation of Cities; Best Practices for Dealing with Historical Areas and Buildings; Historic Conservation and Economic Plans for Sustainable Tourism; Cultural Spaces Development and Landscapes in Contemporary Arts.
CITAA 2021 | 5th International Conference on Cities’ Identity Through Architecture and Arts
Every city has its valuable and unique identity that is revealed through its physical and visual form. It is seen through the eyes of its residents and users where the collective memories of their residents and users are being shaped. The robust identity of the city comprises the physical spaces and the images that were shaped through clues of memory, which in turn affect the tourism, education level, cultural level & economic prosperity in addition to other aspects. Cities’ identities are constructed and developed over the time, from physical, cultural and sociological perspective the identities are incessantly evolving. This conference will discuss how Architecture and Arts are the embodiment of the historical, cultural, and economical characteristics of the city. It presents how cities’ memories play a vital role in protecting the physical and nonphysical heritage of the city. The research presented in this conference will make sense of the transformation of cities and urban cultures, and investigates different new approaches developed in, both, Contemporary Arts and Architecture. This conference will present how citizens see their cities and how they physically or mentally compare it with the ideal city in their own perceptions. However, a city’s identity presents distinguishing factors that make it unique and unlike any other. It covers a huge variety of topics such as the conservation of the cultures and the identity of the city through the designing and planning processes. It discusses the different ideologies, approaches of a more sustainable city, and investigates the different approaches developed in Architecture and Contemporary art. In this context, IEREK organizes this conference to discuss several topics regarding different vocabularies. For instance, the sacred architecture, heritage buildings, open spaces, landmarks, the street escapes, etc.; all of them have direct influences at the cities’ form. The cities’ form also receives the indirect impact from the citizens themselves, such as their culture that accordingly depends on the art, which could be seen and embodied through moral, painting, media, digital art, and sculpture. It then discusses the fundamental elements that have the full resilience and responsibility of the identity of the cities. This conference also welcomes research papers that includes different case studies that present many solutions of activating the concept of the responsibility of architecture and arts on the development of our cities. It is an important initiative, which presents a new approach that depends on the available features of cities and how planners and decision makers use these resources of the cities’ features as the thread tip in solving the urban problems that our cities are facing. Conference topics:
1. Identifying and Shaping Cities and formation | Cities with Religious and Cultural Theme; City Structure, Features, and Elements; The City’s Image and Self-Identity; Transition to Smart and Cities: Structure and Transformation; Advances in Technologies of City Planning and Development; Urban Growth, Morphology, and its Impact on Cities Identity; New Development in Urban Design and Shaping the City and its Culture; The Influences of City Elements and Vocabularies in the City Form and Development;
2. Heritage Arts: Sustainability, Identities and Public Regulations | Cultural Heritage Protection Conservation and Reuse; Ideologies and Movements: Shaping the City and its History; Visuals Arts Role in Documenting Architectural Heritage; Branding the City Heritage Identities and Sustainable Heritage; Public Regulations and Efforts in Heritage Conservation; Mapping Cities Vocabularies: Ecological Approach of Conservation Projects; The Correlation between Architecture and Arts and Conservation of Cities Vocabularies; The Role of Heritage Sites in Driving the City Fabrics;
3. Contemporary Arts: City Visual Arts and Visualization | Visuals in Architectural Heritage in Modern Era; Future of Our Past: Archeology is Yesterday’s Visual Arts for today; Visual Arts Role in Documenting Architectural Heritage; Art, Music, Interaction Visualization Media and its Impact on Human; The Dialogue between Ancient and Contemporary Visuals; Cultural Spaces and Landscapes in Contemporary Arts; Artistic Heritages and its Impact on Contemporary Arts; Contemporary Art in Reviving Modern and Historical Cities;
4. Development of Cities’ vocabularies | Planning for Sustainable Context of Re-discovering Heritage Vocabularies; The Future of Cities Art, Architecture, and Historical Cities; Architecture and Arts in Cultural Transformation Age; Shaping and Transformation of Successful Case Studies; Policies and Guidelines for Planning and Transformation of Cities; Best Practices for Dealing with Historical Areas and Buildings; Historic Conservation and Economic Plans for Sustainable Tourism; Cultural Spaces Development and Landscapes in Contemporary Arts.
| Type of Registration | Deposit (EUR) Online Payment |
Total Amount Required (EUR) Online Payment |
Remaining Amount (EUR) On Desk Payment |
| Author fees (ASTI Publishing) | 500 | 700 | 200 |
| Author Fees (IEREK Press Publishing) | 300 | 500 | 200 |
| Author Fees (Short Papers – No Publishing) | 300 | 500 | 200 |
| Co-Author Fees | 50 | 200 | 150 |
| Audience Fees | 50 | 200 | 150 |
| Short papers (less than 8 pages) will not get published in either IEREK Press Journal or ASTI Book Series by Springer. Authors could extend their papers after the conference and choose to publish in either option provided. Please see the publishing tab and respective fee. Extra Fees *Authors may request that their kits be delivered, for an additional fee decided by the courier, and upon request. Alternatively, authors located in Egypt can pick them up from Cairo/ Alexandria office. |
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| Shipping Conference Abstract book and certificate | Depending on Location |
| Additional Conference Kit (Excluding Delivery) | EUR 100 |
Advanced in Science, Technology & Innovation | IEREK Interdisciplinary Series for Sustainable Development