College of Art, Architecture, Design and Humanities Research Conference

Event details

Day One: Thursday 20 June 2019

Location: Teaching and Learning building, Clifton Campus 08:30 – 09:20 Registration and refreshments Teaching and Learning building, Clifton Campus
Lecture Theatre 004 09:20 – 9:30 Welcome
Barbara Matthews
Pro Vice-Chancellor and Head of College Lecture Theatre 003 09:30 – 10:00 Keynote lecture
Gamal Abdelmonem
Architectures of Memory: Urban Heritage and the Reproduction of Spatial Conflict in Northern Ireland 10:00 – 10:30 Break 10:30 – 11:45 Parallel Session One Room: PO5 and P06

Contested Histories (15 minutes each)
Chair: Chris Reynolds

Chris Reynolds; Natalie Braber; Graham Black; David Amos

Room: PO9 and PO10

Sustainability
Chair: Daizhong Su

A Circular Economy Approach for Sustainable Product Development –proposal for a panel session of ADMEC 11:45 – 12:00 Refreshment break Lecture Theatre 004 12:00 – 13:00 Associate Professor Inaugural
Introduced by Angela Brown Dean, School of Arts & Humanities

Sarah Jackson
Calling without Calling: 'The International Day of Telephones' Lecture Theatre 003 13:00 – 14:00 Lunch Lecture Theatre 002 14:00 – 15:15 Parallel Session Two

Room: PO9 and PO10

No Telos

Emma Cocker; Danica Maier; Andy Pepper;
Andrew Brown; Katja Hock

Room: PO5 and PO6

Sustainability (20 minutes each)
Chair: Amy Twigger Holroyd

Amy Twigger Holroyd
From fiction to sustainable fashion: designing alternative worlds

Tonya Outtram
Amanda Briggs-Goode; Tom Fisher Textile Tales

Rose Marroncelli
The sustainable T shirt paradox 15:15 – 15:30 Refreshment break Lecture Theatre 004 15:30 – 16:45 Parallel Session Three

Room: PO5 and PO6

Place and Space (15 minutes each)
Chair: Luke Alerton-Hilton

Luke Alerton-Hilton
The Desert & the Town: Changing Spaces of Neoliberalism in the Work of Don DeLillo

Elle Reynolds
Alternative to What? The Alternative Art School as Form, the Boundaries, Borders and Edges. Nida Doctoral School, Lithuania, and the experience of testing out artistic practice as research methodologies

Tuesday Goacher
Reimagining Urbanity: Place Attachment and the Urban Imaginary in Helen Mort’s Division Street

Room: PO9 and PO10

Postcolonial Ecologies (20 minutes each)
Chair: Sophie Fuggle

Sophie Fuggle
Locating the Postcolonial Ecology: Notes Towards a Definition

Thi Kim Phung Dang
Commodification of Dark Tourism in Vietnam: Tourists’ selective perceptions of post-colonial heritage in Con Dao Island

Katharina Massing
Negotiating the past—the present use of ecomuseum guidelines at dark heritage sites

Day Two: Friday 21 June 2019

Location: Teaching and Learning building, Clifton Campus

08:30 – 09:20	Registration and refreshments	Pavilion, Clifton Campus Lecture Theatre 004
09:20 – 9:30	Welcome Nigel Wright Deputy Vice-Chancellor – Research and Innovation	Lecture Theatre 003
09:30 – 10:00	Keynote lecture Ming Sun Challenges for transforming construction	Lecture Theatre 003
10:00 – 10:30	Break
10:30 – 11:45	Parallel Session One
10:30 – 11:45	Room: PO5 and P06 Interdisciplinary Responses to Women’s Forced Migration (20 minutes each) Chair: Gill Allwood Olga Bailey Women’s Empowerment and the Influence of the UK’s “Hostile Environment” Policies Anna Ball Listening Through Walls: Towards an Aural Feminist Poetics of Asylum Margaret Ravenscroft Doorframes as Frameworks: Constructing Liminal Identities in Exit, West and At Five in the Afternoon	Room: PO9 and PO10 Transforming Construction (15 minutes each) Chair: Fouad A Mohammad Nadir Alkurdi Direct and indirect tensile testing of foamed concrete Emmanuel Aboagye-Nimo Bridging the gap between employers and graduates: the role of employment teams Fouad A Mohammad Optimum Design of Simply Supported Cold-formed steel beams according to Eurocode 3 Rolands Kromanis Super-resolution images for measurement collection and damage detection
11:45 – 13:00	Lunch	Lecture Theatre 002
13:00 – 14:15	Parallel Session Two
13:00 – 14:15	Room: PO9 and PO10 The Material and the Digital: Research Beyond the Academy Chair: Michelle Green Jo Dixon; Michelle Green; Sarah Newport; Ryan Nutting	Room: PO5 and PO6 Sustainability (20 minutes each) Chair: Ming Sun Bahareh Kaveh Reducing energy consumption in ‘hard to treat’ pre-1919 owner-occupied UK housing stock by using innovative methods of retrofitting Arijit Sen Evaluation of the Thermal Performance of Deep-Retrofitted Buildings Using an Integrated Approach of Artificial Neural Networks and Infrared Thermography Yangang Xing Nature-based solutions for the built environment
14:15 – 14:30	Refreshment break	Lecture Theatre 004
14:30 – 15:45 Parallel Session Three
Room: PO5 and PO6 Global Cultures (20 minutes each) Chair: Jean-Pierre Boulé Nicole Thiara Dalit Literature and the Concept of Hegemony Jean-Pierre Boulé Sartre: Eroticism, Desire and Sadism Max Kandola Visualizing the sensory experience ‘Amrit’ Sikh Ceremony of Baptism Max kandhola Visualizing the sensory experience ‘Amrit’ Sikh Ceremony of Baptism	Room: PO9 and PO10 Histories (20 minutes each) Chair: Natasha Hodgson Natasha Hodgson Contextualising the Canterbury Roll with the 'Noah' Tradition of 15th-Century Royal Genealogies Amy Fuller It’s the end of the world as we know it: apocalyptic imagery in Franciscan conversion narratives Sergio Lussana ‘Furnisht with Such Members as Are After a Sort Burthensome unto Them’: White Perceptions of Black Male Bodies and the Gendered Origins of Racism, 1450-1730	Room: PO11 Design Production (20 minutes each) Chair: Dorothy Hardy Carol Adlam "It’s Murder at the Drawing Board: Graphic Novel Adaptations of Museum and Archive Texts " Anja Bendix and Douglas Gittens Does authenticity matter? Exploring the discourse between hand drawn and CGI image making in communicating the idealised interior. Dorothy Hardy Light my elbows: a cycling jacket incorporating electronic yarn
16:00 – 17:00	Academic publishing celebration / drinks reception Close of conference	Lecture Theatre 004

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This event is open to NTU staff and students and is free to attend. To reserve your please please select 'reserve your place' at the top of the page, and complete a brief online booking form.

Enquiries

For enquiries please contact Sharon Scott, School Management Coordinator for the School of Architecture, Design and the Built Environment via email sharon.scott@ntu.ac.uk or call +44 (0)115 848 6835.

Location details

Room/Building:

Teaching and Learning building, Clifton Campus

Address:

Nottingham Trent University
Clifton Campus
College Drive
Nottingham
NG11 8NS

Travel Info:

For complete road directions from anywhere in the UK, get directions to NTU. The Clifton Campus postcode NG11 8NS.

Due to road works on the A453 (J24 from the M1) we suggest you allow extra time for your journey.

From the South: Exit the M1 at Junction 24 and follow the A453 towards the city. Clifton Campus is on the left-hand side approximately seven miles from the motorway.
From the A60 North: Leave the A60 at A6514 and follow the Ring Road for approximately eight miles. Keep in the right-hand lane as the road splits in two and follow the road under the overpass, signposted M1 South. Go straight ahead at the roundabout and Clifton Campus is on your right-hand side.
From the A60 South: Join the A52 and exit at A453, signposted M1 South. Go straight ahead at the roundabout and Clifton Campus is on your right-hand side.
From the A52: Leave the A52 at A453, signposted M1 South. Go straight ahead at the roundabout and Clifton Campus is on your right-hand side.

Travelling by bus? (outside of termtime)

Please use bus service no. 1. More details and a timetable are available from the Nottingham City Transport website.

Travelling by bus? (in termtime)

Please use bus service Go 2 Uni 4 to the Clifton Campus, or no.1 to Clifton Lane. More details and timetables are available from the Nottingham City Transport website.

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Sharon Scott, School Management Coordinator

+44 (0)115 848 6835

sharon.scott@ntu.ac.uk

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