SOLLERTIA is a triennial peer-reviewed academic publication that explores the history and theory of architecture in relation to the widening and narrowing context of the present architecture practice–to question its nature, relevance, and contributions.
SOLLERTIA is edited by Dr. Federica Goffi and researchers at the Azrieli School of Architecture & Urbanism at Carleton University. Each thematic volume is the result of the coming together of scholars, and emerging scholars through the practice of debating and sharing research that symposia offer.
Every three years, an open call for abstracts is issued under a theme developed by the editorial team. Peer-reviewed papers, as well as creative work, are selected for presentation and publication. The first volume of the SOLLERTIA series published by Routledge, Architectures of Hiding, has been released in 2024. The Sollertia series continues with the forthcoming publication of (Un)Common Precedents in Architectural Design (Routledge 2026).
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