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International Conference on Architecture, Place Identity, Arts and Culture

23rd Mar – 24th Mar 2027 Khulna, Bangladesh Standard / Physical Participation

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SDG-Aligned Research Themes

International Conference on Architecture, Place Identity, Arts and Culture conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 9 - Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

This track investigates the relationship between architectural design and the formation of place identity in urban environments. It seeks to understand how buildings and public spaces contribute to the cultural narrative of cities.

This session focuses on the interplay between cultural landscapes and contemporary artistic practices. It aims to explore how artists respond to and reshape their environments through various media.

This track examines the influence of religious themes on urban design and architecture. It invites discussions on how faith-based structures contribute to the identity and cultural fabric of cities.

This session analyzes the impact of urban morphology on the identity of cities. It seeks to uncover how changes in urban form affect social dynamics and cultural perceptions.

This track addresses the significance of slums and urban fringe belts in shaping the identity of cities. It explores the cultural narratives and resilience found within marginalized communities.

This session highlights new developments in urban design that foster cultural expression and community engagement. It aims to showcase innovative practices that enhance the urban experience.

This track investigates the role of contemporary art within historical cities. It seeks to understand how modern artistic interventions can dialogue with and reinterpret historical narratives.

This session explores strategies for preserving and revitalizing historical cities in the face of modern challenges. It invites discussions on sustainable practices that honor cultural heritage while accommodating growth.

This track examines the significance of cultural spaces in fostering community identity. It focuses on how these spaces serve as sites for cultural exchange and social interaction.

This session explores the relationship between urban growth and the evolution of art and culture. It seeks to understand how expanding urban landscapes influence creative practices and cultural production.

This track investigates the concepts of identity and memory within urban settings. It aims to explore how collective memory shapes the cultural identity of cities and their inhabitants.