Call for papers > Venice International Conference “Sense of Past and Sense of Place. Designing Heritage Tourism”

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The network of schools of architecture Designing Heritage Tourism Landscapes (www.iuav.it/dhtl) promotes an international conference at Iuav University of Venice.

Entitled “Sense of Past and Sense of Place. Designing Heritage Tourism”, the conference will take place at Badoer Palace on 14-16 September 2021.

The aim of the conference is to investigate the relation between heritage, use, tourist enhancement and project at the architectural, urban and landscape scale.

For a detailed description of the conference’s topics, please refer to the web page www.iuav.it/DHTL_InternationalConference.
At the same address the ways of participation are explained and the call for papers in PDF format can be downloaded.

Download the information related to this competition here.

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