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The Alvar Aalto Researchers’ Network Seminar 2026 invites bold thinking and fresh interpretations. The seminar explores architecture, the environment, and people – not only by honoring the past, but by envisioning the future.
Join the conversation where insights emerge from intersecting perspectives, and where asking new questions is more important than having ready-made answers.
Call for Papers closed on 30.9.2025. Tickets are now available.
The Alvar Aalto Researchers’ Network Seminar 2026 invites scholars and professionals from diverse fields to engage with the seminar’s overarching theme: Reinterpretation. The aim is to explore how Alvar Aalto’s architecture and legacy, as well as broader themes within modern architecture and the built environment, are being rethought, recontextualized, and reimagined today.
Through three subthemes – Concepts, Buildings, and People – the seminar provides a platform for multidisciplinary dialogue. The discussions will span evolving terminologies, the re-evaluation of buildings in light of new functions and sustainability challenges, and renewed biographical approaches to the people behind the designs.
The seminar challenge established narratives, propose new analytical frameworks, and shed light on overlooked perspectives within Aalto studies and related fields.
Photo: Maija Holma © Alvar Aalto Foundation.