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Deadline Extended for the SPACE International Conferences 2026 (October Conferences)
Due to continued interest from researchers and professionals worldwide, SPACE Studies is pleased to announce an extension of the Contribution Submission Deadline for the October

Free Webinar: Communicating Ideas Clearly, Confidently and Creatively
Strong ideas deserve to be communicated clearly. Whether presenting a design project, research paper, portfolio, or professional proposal, presentation skills play an important role in

Why We Need Cross-Sector Conversations About Cities
“Cities do not function through separated systems.” Housing, transport, sustainability, public space, culture, infrastructure, and community life constantly shape one another — yet conversations about

SPACE Studies Announces Autumn Conference Series 2026
SPACE Studies is pleased to announce the SPACE Studies Autumn Conference Series 2026, bringing together four international conferences across interconnected themes of the built environment.
Abstract Submission Extended – SPACE International Conference 2026 on Housing
We are excited to announce that the abstract submission deadline for the SPACE International Conference on Housing 2026 has been extended to 20 February 2026!

Abstract Submission Deadline Extended to 20 November 2025
We are pleased to announce that the abstract submission deadline for the SPACE International Conferences on City Planning and Urban Design and Architectural Culture and
Call for Papers: SPACE International Conference 2026 on Housing
16–17 April 2026 | London + Online (Hybrid Format) SPACE Studies is delighted to announce the SPACE International Conference 2026 on Housing, to be held

Two Conferences, One Conversation: Exploring Smart Cities from Culture to Code
At SPACE Studies, we believe that today’s urban challenges cannot be solved in isolation. The future of smart cities depends not only on technological innovation,

Panel Announcement
Vertical Cities, Circular Thinking: Rethinking High-Rise Design for a Regenerated Future at SPACE International Conference on Sustainable Architecture Planning and Urban Design How can tall buildings



