"Using examples drawn from traditional Japanese architecture, this article argues that, as a form of cohabitable surrogate body, buildings can also be a means of achieving this goal." More from this #FeaturedArticleWednesday by clicking the link below! bit.ly/2PpdEdz

"American cities face increasingly unbearable summers—but the heat isn’t distributed equally. Low-income and minority neighborhoods can get significantly warmer than their surrounding areas due to the urban heat island effect." Full article below. bit.ly/38tdEmS

The regular proposal deadline is near! If you wish to submit a proposal to this year's conference please do so here: bit.ly/2GwtMIq #ICTCE20

Now available in Paperback! Read more on this #FeaturedBookFriday at the link below and buy it in the bookstore today. Use the coupon code CGBOOKS2020 at the checkout when you spend $50+ to receive 20% off. This offer expires on 31 March. bit.ly/2RRSnNc

We are pleased to offer delegates a specially catered dinner at La Mediterranee during the Tenth International Conference on The Constructed Environment. The Mid-East and Mediterranean cuisine is inspired by Armenian and Lebanese family recipes. bit.ly/2GRqxeM #ICTCE20

As the 2020 conference draws closer, we encourage you to register soon to ensure your spot in the printed conference program. bit.ly/2WWdP53 #ICTCE20

Are you attending the 2020 conference in Berkeley, USA? Be sure to check out Alcatraz Island during your visit. Alcatraz reveals stories of American incarceration, justice, and our common humanity. Learn more at their site! bit.ly/3bKtoo2

Attention Constructed Environment delegates: join us for the Pre-Conference - San Francisco Architecture Walking Tour . See details here: bit.ly/2weo3Vy #ICTCE20

Have an accepted proposal for our upcoming conference? There's still time to register! Please do so here: bit.ly/2WWdP53 #ICTCE20

There is still time to submit a proposal to the 2020 conference. The final proposal deadline is 13 April 2020. Visit the link below to submit. bit.ly/2ZxWOis #ICTCE20

We take the implications of COVID-19 very seriously. We are in daily contact with authorities and partners in our ongoing efforts to assess the situation and provide a safe environment. See updated information regarding our 2020 conferences here: bit.ly/2IWOJ0m

Advance Registration is now open for the Eleventh International Conference on The Constructed Environment. Follow the link below and complete your registration today! #ICTCE21 bit.ly/2Y8EJbH

We encourage anyone interested in presenting at the Eleventh International Conference on The Constructed Environment to submit a presentation proposal as early as possible. #ICTCE21 More information: bit.ly/2YMqWrw

For anyone interested in becoming a presenter at next year's conference, step-by-step guides to submitting a proposal and registering for the conference are available below. #ICTCE21 bit.ly/2NsvWMO

Congratulations to Dave Gottwald and Dr. Greg Turner-Rahman — Winners of the International Award for Excellence for The International Journal of the Constructed Environment, Volume 10. bit.ly/2zmtUHd

From the Field: "The emergence of state authority was a logical consequence of the move to settled agriculture, or so we thought." Read more: bit.ly/2ZboLiy

As the 2020 conference draws closer, we encourage any delegate with an accepted proposal and who plans to present to complete the registration process as soon as possible. #ICTCE20 bit.ly/2WWdP53

From the Field: "On first glance, a typical Athens polikatoikia doesn’t necessarily look like the answer to a host of urban issues." Read more: bit.ly/2WSTf7A

The Eleventh International Conference on The Constructed Environment will be covering the Special Focus–Building the Anthropocene. Visit the link below to learn more. #ICTCE21 bit.ly/3kGbya5

We are excited to announce the Imagining Futures Speaker Series. Click to learn more: bit.ly/3pL3iZd