JOIN us in Rome, May 21-30th 2019! EPUM partners participate in the Workshop in Urban Morphology and Design: Reading and Designing in the Roman Historical Fabric. The workshop intends to offer the opportunity, to Sapienza and Siberian Federal Universities students, to carry out a morphological […]
EPUM partners are actively involved in the next ISUF (international Seminar on Urban Form) international conference, “Cities as Assemblages”, hosted by the Cyprus Network of Urban Morphology, 2-5 July 2019. The conference aims to address the embedding of different theories and approaches within methodologies analysing […]
JOIN US IN ROME!! EPUM tutors and students participate in 2 weeks Learning and Teaching Activities on different approaches to urban form studies!
The EPUM project brings together different approaches on the study of the physical form of cities through innovative teaching. The project includes two intensive workshops, the first in Porto, Portugal, in September 2018, and the second in Nicosia, Cyprus, in June 2019. The main goal […]
Mapping the state-of-the-art in urban form studies. EPUM partners worked collaboratively to identify and map the essential information on four different approaches to urban morphology, through a comprehensive literature review. Outcomes of this effort include four briefing papers describing each approach. Briefing Paper 1: Historico-Geographical […]
The first Round Table discussion of EPUM addresses the educational aspect of urban morphology. It aims at raising and debating issues around how urban morphology is approached and taught across different institutions, starting from how the basic definition of urban morphology varies across different organisations […]
A new seminar offered by TU Wien during the Spring semester 2018, will develop a dialectics between people’s unequal experiences of urban form and the spatial dynamics of constituting, negotiating and mobilising difference, considering systems of class, culture, gender, ethnicity and other. However, it will also reflect on the research practice as a means for curbing or fostering people’s social, cultural and political agency to transform spatial form.
The kick-off event of the international project “Emerging Perspectives on Urban Morphology: Researching and Learning through multiple practices” took place between December 12th-15th, in London, UK.
