Since 2024, the School of Architecture has introduced a new initiative titled the “Ph.D Seminar Series.” Under this new approach, research seminars presented by doctoral students from the five departments—Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Architectural Technology, Restoration, and Project & Construction Management—are organized in a concentrated and sequential format, held over the course of one or two designated days. This format aims to create a more cohesive environment for academic presentation, critique, and exchange among students and faculty members.
In these sessions, attendance by both supervisors and designated reviewers is required, and all other Ph.D students within the respective discipline must also be present. This not only enhances scholarly interaction among peers but also encourages interdisciplinary dialogue. Furthermore, students from other programs and academic levels are welcome to attend, making the event an inclusive and dynamic academic gathering.
This page serves to document and archive the seminars held thus far, including posters, program details, and key information—offering a valuable resource for reviewing ongoing research themes and developments within the doctoral community of the School of Architecture.