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DESCRIPTION:The New England Chapter of the Society of Architectural Histori
 ans is pleased to announce the 46th Annual Student Symposium. The Student 
 Symposium features presentations by outstanding students from programs acr
 oss New England in the history\, theory\, and criticism of architecture\, 
 art history\, urban studies\, historic preservation\, and related fields. 
 This year's event will take place from 10 AM to 3:15 PM on Saturday\, Nove
 mber 8\, 2025 at Brown University's List Art Center\, 64 College Street\, 
 Providence RI 02912. You may register to attend the event in person\, or w
 atch the proceedings over Zoom. Please register on the NEav¸£ÀûÉç website.&nbsp
 \;A full program can be found below. Light refreshments will be provided a
 nd a Q&amp\;A with the audience will follow each of the two session.Schedu
 le10 AM: Check-in begins10:15 AM: Opening remarks10:30 AM: Session 1: Land
 scape\, Territory\, and RegionsAnny Li\, Harvard University: &ldquo\;Hedgi
 ng Hardiness: The Arnold Arboretum&rsquo\;s Hedge Collection and the US &l
 squo\;Home Landscape\,&rsquo\; 1935-1970&rdquo\;Gengjiang Chang\, Northeas
 tern University: &ldquo\;Validating a 'Counter-Reality': Mapping the Momen
 tary Equilibrium between State-led Eco- infrastructure Projects and Local 
 Responses&rdquo\;Romain David\, Harvard University: &ldquo\;A New Headquar
 ters for the Bank of Thailand: Ambiguous Sovereignty and the Extraterritor
 iality of Expertise&rdquo\;Mohadeseh Salari Sardari\, Brown University: &l
 dquo\;Tongues of Women: Print\, Gender\, and the Making of Public Space in
  Iran&rdquo\;Discussion and Q&amp\;A12:15 PM: Lunch break1:30 PM: Session 
 2: Interiority\, Domesticity\, and External ProjectionsTristan Whalen\, Br
 own University: &ldquo\;From King Solomon&rsquo\;s Temple to Solomon&rsquo
 \;s Temple Lodge: Secrecy and Standardization in American Masonic Architec
 ture&rdquo\;M.J. Cuozzo\, Brown University: &ldquo\;Home-Making as Archite
 ctural Practice: The History and Exportation of Ndebele Murals&rdquo\;Cami
 lle Blanco\, Brown University: &ldquo\;Domus Aurea Altier�rum: Carlo Marat
 ti&rsquo\;s Triumph of Clemency as a Strategy of Papal Propaganda and Poli
 tical Ingenuity in Late Seventeenth-Century Rome&rdquo\;Paulina Allen\, Cl
 ark University: &ldquo\;Cistercian Compromise in the Daphni Monastery&rdqu
 o\;Discussion and Q&amp\;A3:15 PM: Close of symposium
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LOCATION:64 College Street\, Providence\, Rhode Island
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SUMMARY:New England Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians: 46t
 h Annual Student Symposium
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>The New England Chapter of the Soci
 ety of Architectural Historians is pleased to announce the 46th Annual Stu
 dent Symposium.</strong> The Student Symposium features presentations by o
 utstanding students from programs across New England in the history\, theo
 ry\, and criticism of architecture\, art history\, urban studies\, histori
 c preservation\, and related fields. This year's event will take place fro
 m <strong>10 AM to 3:15 PM on Saturday\, November 8\, 2025 at Brown Univer
 sity's List Art Center</strong>\, 64 College Street\, Providence RI 02912.
  You may register to attend the event in person\, or watch the proceedings
  over Zoom. Please register on the .&nbsp\;</p><p>A full program can be found below. 
 Light refreshments will be provided and a Q&amp\;A with the audience will 
 follow each of the two session.<br /><br /><strong>Schedule</strong><br />
 10 AM: Check-in begins<br /><br />10:15 AM: Opening remarks<br /><br />10:
 30 AM: Session 1: Landscape\, Territory\, and Regions<br /><br />Anny Li\,
  Harvard University: &ldquo\;Hedging Hardiness: The Arnold Arboretum&rsquo
 \;s Hedge Collection and the US &lsquo\;Home Landscape\,&rsquo\; 1935-1970
 &rdquo\;<br /><br />Gengjiang Chang\, Northeastern University: &ldquo\;Val
 idating a 'Counter-Reality': Mapping the Momentary Equilibrium between Sta
 te-led Eco- infrastructure Projects and Local Responses&rdquo\;<br /><br /
 >Romain David\, Harvard University: &ldquo\;A New Headquarters for the Ban
 k of Thailand: Ambiguous Sovereignty and the Extraterritoriality of Expert
 ise&rdquo\;<br /><br />Mohadeseh Salari Sardari\, Brown University: &ldquo
 \;Tongues of Women: Print\, Gender\, and the Making of Public Space in Ira
 n&rdquo\;<br /><br />Discussion and Q&amp\;A<br /><br />12:15 PM: Lunch br
 eak<br /><br />1:30 PM: Session 2: Interiority\, Domesticity\, and Externa
 l Projections<br /><br />Tristan Whalen\, Brown University: &ldquo\;From K
 ing Solomon&rsquo\;s Temple to Solomon&rsquo\;s Temple Lodge: Secrecy and 
 Standardization in American Masonic Architecture&rdquo\;<br /><br />M.J. C
 uozzo\, Brown University: &ldquo\;Home-Making as Architectural Practice: T
 he History and Exportation of Ndebele Murals&rdquo\;<br /><br />Camille Bl
 anco\, Brown University: &ldquo\;Domus Aurea Altier�rum: Carlo Maratti&rsq
 uo\;s Triumph of Clemency as a Strategy of Papal Propaganda and Political 
 Ingenuity in Late Seventeenth-Century Rome&rdquo\;<br /><br />Paulina Alle
 n\, Clark University: &ldquo\;Cistercian Compromise in the Daphni Monaster
 y&rdquo\;<br /><br />Discussion and Q&amp\;A<br /><br />3:15 PM: Close of 
 symposium<br /></p>
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