Distance Looks Back: Students

Distance Looks Back - Student Tickets

A thematic conference of the European Architectural History Network, held in conjunction with the 36th annual conference of the Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand

Please join The University of Sydney School of Architecture Design & Planning for the first combined meeting of the European Architectural History Network (EAHN) and the Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand (SAHANZ). More than 100 contributions will consider the way that “distance” enriches and complicates the history of architecture. A range of ticket options are available, including day rates and evening events. Prospective and current members of SAHANZ can join or renew their membership as an option in their ticketing. More information on the conference theme and the conference program is available here.

Purchasing Tickets
Click on the green ‘Tickets’ button to access all ticketing options (full, day rate, evening events, etc). SAHANZ membership can be added to your ticket purchase at the register. The SAHANZ committee wishes to alert attendees to its policy that joining SAHANZ or renewing your SAHANZ membership is mandatory for those presenting a paper at the conference who currently reside in Australia or New Zealand. Please contact the SAHANZ Secretary (secretary@sahanz.net) if you wish to check your current membership status.

Please note: these tickets are student prices, and your student ID will be checked on the day. General tickets (non-student) can be purchased here.

Conference Dates:
Wed 10 July - Sat 13 July inclusive

Conference Location:
Wilkinson Building, 148 City Rd, Darlington 2008
University of Sydney School of Architecture, Design & Planning

Ticketing:

Full Registration
Wednesday - Saturday inclusive $220 (student price)
Includes access to all conference sessions, roundtables and evening receptions and events, plus swag. Includes morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea for each full day of the conference, and morning tea and lunch on the final day.

Convened by Andrew Leach and Lee Stickells