ACADIA 2020 will take place in a virtual format on October 24-30, 2020. The conference theme, Distributed Proximities, offers an opportunity for the ACADIA community to consider its work in the context of the new realities of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

The event will feature keynotes by recognized leaders in the field, talks by recipients of ACADIA’s annual awards program, online exhibitions of both curated and peer-reviewed work, and peer-reviewed paper and project presentations of cutting-edge research showcasing the innovative application of computational practices in architecture and design. 

The conference leadership team includes members of ACADIA's Board of Directors from across North America; serving as co-chairs are Viola Ago (Rice University), Matias del Campo (University of Michigan), Shelby Elizabeth Doyle (Iowa State University), Adam Marcus (California College of the Arts), Brian Slocum (Universidad Iberoamericana), and Maria Yablonina (University of Toronto).

For more information on the theme, call for submissions, and schedule, please see the conference website. 

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