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CURRICULUM VITAE (AS OF: 3/2020) Carola Hein Professional address Professor and Head, History of Architecture and Urban Planning Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment Delft Technical University PO box 5043 NL-2600 GA DELFT T: +31-06-41141071 E: [email protected] Nationality: German, US Education 5/1995 Hochschule für bildende Künste Hamburg (HfbK) Doctoral Dissertation:“The

Capital City of Europe” (Dr.Ing./Doktor-Ingenieurin) 5/1990 Hochschule für bildende Künste (HfbK), Hamburg. Diploma thesis: Capital City

Berlin” (Dipl.-Ing./Diplom-Ingenieurin) 9/1987 Institut Supérieur d'Architecture de l'État (ISAE) La Cambre, Brussels; Diploma

thesis "The implantation of the European Community in Brussels, its history and actors" (Architecte)

1982-95 Hochschule für bildende Künste (HfbK), Hamburg, Studies of architecture and urban planning with a concentration on history and theory.

Employment History 9/2014- Full Professor (tenured), Head of the History of Architecture and Urban Planning

Chair, TU Delft 9/2010-16 Full Professor (tenured), Growth and Structure of Cities Department, Bryn Mawr

College 9/2005-10 Associate Professor (tenured), Program in Growth and Structure of Cities, Bryn

Mawr College 8/1999-05 Assistant Professor, Program in Growth and Structure of Cities, Bryn Mawr College 4/1999-8/99 Lecturer at Tokyo Science University, Tsukuba University and the Tomin College

of Toritsu University 4/1998-3/99 Lecturer at Kogakuin University and Tokyo Science University Grants, Awards, and Fellowships 2019/20 Sarton Medal of the faculty of Engineering and Architecture for the academic year

2019-2020 (5.3.2020)

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12/2019 NWO Visitor’s grant for Alan Lessoff 6/2019 4TU Data Refinement Fund for Petroleumscape research 3/2019 Participant in Time Machine Europe. One of the six teams competing in the final

round to become a FET flagship https://www.tudelft.nl/2019/bk/connecting-history-with-computer-sciences/) Horizon 2020 Fetflag GAP Grant (total amount: EUR 997.930).

2/2019 NWO KIEM Grant: Understanding Complexities 9/2018 NWO KIEM Grant: Centralized to Decentralized: Understanding the Complexity of

the Energy Transition in the Rotterdam/The Hague Area 7/2018 IPHS Special Book Prize for The Routledge Handbook of Planning History 6/2018 KNAW Grant for conference on Energy and Decentralization 6/2019 LEaDing Fellowship for Sandra Fatoric 6/2018 NWO Visitor’s grant for Stephen Ramos 12/2017 Delft Design for Values grant 6/2017 Exchange program grant from Federico II University Naples 2017 NWO Visitor’s grant for Izumi Kuroishi 2017 Marie Curie IF grant for Nancy Couling “urbanization of the ocean” 2016 Volkswagen Foundation grant: ArchiMediaL Main Applicant, Participants: TU Delft

(BK/EWI), VU Amsterdam, HCU Hamburg, Duisburg) (450.000 Euro), https://archimedial.wordpress.com/

2016 Grant by the KNAW in support of a workshop on the Global Petroleumscape 12/2017

2016-2017Co-recipient: 4TU Lighthouse Grant “RePrinting Architectural Heritage” https://www.4tu.nl/bouw/en/lighthouse2017/Re-Printing%20Architectural%20Heritage/

2016 Participant in Creative Industries KIEM Grant Award: Re-Printing Architectural Heritage: Questions of original and representation in 3D print innovation

2016 Creative Industries KIEM Grant Award: Petroleumscapes along the Maas: Visualizing oil’s impact and promoting citizen science at Museum Rotterdam

2016 NWO Visitor’s grant for Rosemary Wakeman 2016 Grant by the van Eesteren-Fluck & van Lohuizen (EFL) Foundation for research on

planning manuals 2016 Grant for Open Access Session (NWO) at the IPHS conference in Delft. 17-21 July

2016 2015 Support from the Center for Global Heritage and Development for the 17th

conference of the International Planning History Society (IPHS) in Delft 17-21 July 2016

2015 Grant by the KNAW in support of the 17th conference of the International Planning History Society (IPHS) in Delft 17-21 July 2016.

2015 NWO Visitor’s grant for Jeffrey Cohen 2015 Support for Gamification of MSc2 Course: Architecture and Urbanism Beyond Oil 2015 TU Delft Grassroots funding for MSc2 Course: Studio Design and Research Output 2015 Grant for Open Access Session (NWO) for Planning History Workshop TU Delft 2015 Co-recipient: 3TU Lighthouse Grant “Understanding the Past to Design the Future

through Augmented Reality—Learning from the Oil Revolution” http://www.3tu.nl/bouw/en/lighthouse2015/Understanding_the_Past/ s.a. https://vimeo.com/161355565

2014 NWO Visitor’s grant for Nancy Kwak


2014 Creative Industries KIEM Grant Award: “Understanding Cultural Landscapes” 2014 Grant by the van Eesteren-Fluck & van Lohuizen (EFL) Foundation for a Planning

History workshop 2014 Grant by the KNAW for a conference on “Theories, Methodologies and Historical

Case Studies of Global Urban Planning" 2014 Research Grant Humboldt Foundation 2013/14 Japan Foundation Small Grant Program, Japanese Studies in the Tri-College

Community and Greater Philadelphia Area: Deepening Engagement through a Film Series on Disasters and Rebuilding in Japan

2013 BCSP Bologna Faculty Exchange Program Grant 2011/12 Tri-Co Mellon Seed Grant to support faculty discussion and a workshop on Japanese

Cities in Global Context 2011/12 DFG Grant for the Initiation and Intensification of bilateral contexts between Bryn

Mawr and the HCU focused on research on shipping networks and their interdependencies with local urban development. (co-recipient)

2011 NEH Teaching Development Fellowship 2010/11 Tri-Co Mellon Seed Grant to support faculty discussion on Globalization 2009/10 Tri-Co Mellon Brainstorming Grant to support discussion on a possible EU Center of

Excellence Grant application 2009 Bryn Mawr College grant for development of a writing course 12/09-1/10 Director of Research associated with the Institut des Etudes Avancées Maison Suger

in Paris 2009/10 Tri-Co Mellon Seed Grant to support faculty discussion on Port Cities 2009/10 Tri-Co Mellon Seed Grant to support faculty discussion on the theme of Edges 2008-11 Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Fellowship for research on: Urban Identity in a

Global Market: An analysis of Hamburg’s large-scale urban transformation projects in their local and international context between 1842 and 2008

2008 Award: Co-recipient of the 2008 Gerald Young Book Award sponsored by the Society for Human Ecology Book Award Committee to: Laconte, Pierre, and Carola Hein (eds.) (2007): Brussels: Perspectives on a European Capital

2008 Grant from the Social Science Center and the Visual Culture Center at Bryn Mawr College to organize a conference on Port Cities

2008 Tri-Co Mellon Seed Grant to support the conference on Port Cities 2008 Grant from the Mellon Foundation for continuation of International Faculty Group 2007/08 Guggenheim Foundation Fellowship (http://www.brynmawr.edu/news/2007-04-

26/hein.shtml, http://www.gf.org/April052007.html, http://www.gf.org/newfellow-fields.html)

2007 Research grant from the Humboldt Foundation as part of the GAFOH Program 2007 Faculty summer grant for research in Hamburg 2006 Faculty summer grant for research in Europe 2005 Seed grant from the Mellon Foundation for establishment of International Faculty

Group 2004/05 Planning and Development Fellowship from the Lincoln Institute for Land Policy for

research on: Regional integration and land policies affecting the future development of Tallinn, Warsaw, and Budapest

2004 Award: The Planning Perspectives Best Article Prize 2002-03 for "Maurice Rotival-French Planning on a Global Scale"

2004 Faculty summer grant for research in Europe


2004 Research grant by the Brussels-Capital Region Government to investigate the urban location and architectural expression of the European capital function

2004 Grant, Center for International Studies 2003 Seed grant for Trico Image Library of Japanese Culture and Bryn Mawr grant for

construction of tri-co Japanese studies website 2003 Faculty summer grant for editing 2003 Grant, Center for International Studies 2002 Japan Foundation grant for two months research in Japan (declined) 2002 Grant for one month of research at Tokyo Meiji University (declined) 2001 Grant for comparative research from the Center for International Studies 2001 Faculty summer grant for research in Japan 2001 Grant by the Japan Foundation and the Center for Visual Culture for a symposium on

The Rebuilding of Japan´s Bombed Cities at Bryn Mawr College, held Oct 28th - 30th

2000 Faculty summer grant for research in Europe 4/1997 - 8/99 Visiting Researcher at Kogakuin University, Tokyo, with a fellowship from the

Japan Society for the Promotion of Science and the Alexander-von-Humboldt Foundation

4/1995 -3/97 Visiting Researcher at the Center for Urban Studies, Tokyo Metropolitan University, Tokyo with a fellowship from the Ministry of Culture and Education, (Mombusho) Japan, and the Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (DAAD) (German Academic Exchange Service)

1992-94 Grant for the dissertation by the Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes (German National Foundation for Study Awards)

11/1991- 3/92 Researcher for the Ministère de l'Equipement, du Logement, des Transports et de la Mer, Bureau de la Recherche Architecturale, (Ministry for Infrastructure, Housing, Transport and the Sea, Office of Architectural Research), France, research on "Visions and Projects for a Capital City of Europe Prepared in France"

4/1991 - 6/91 Travel grant by the Deutsch-Französisches Jugendwerk (German-French Youth Foundation)

9/1986 - 8/87 Studies at the Institut Supérieur d'Architecture de l'État (ISAE) La Cambre, Brussels; with a fellowship of the Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst, (DAAD), (German Academic Exchange Service)

1986 2nd prize in the student competition organized by the Bund Deutscher Architekten (BDA) (Federation of German Architects)

Publications A1) Books 1. Hein, Carola (ed.) (2019) Adaptive Strategies for Water Heritage, Springer. 2. Hein, Carola (ed.) (2018) Planning History Handbook, New York, Routledge. (Winner

IPHS Special Book Prize) 3. Uzō Nishiyama, Reflections on Urban, Regional and National Space: Three Essays, with

an introduction by Carola Hein (2017) (Studies in International Planning History), Routledge.

4. Hein, Carola (ed.) (2016) History, Urbanism, Resilience, Proceedings of the 17th International Planning History Society Conference Delft, Netherlands, July 17-21, 2016, BK Open, 2016, 7 Volumes DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7480/iphs.2016.1-7


5. Hein, Carola (ed.) (2011): Port Cities: Dynamic Landscapes and Global Networks London: Routledge.

6. Laconte, Pierre, and Carola Hein (eds.) (2007): Brussels: Perspectives on a European Capital. Brussels: Publication of the Foundation for the Urban Environment. 130pp. (co-recipient of the 2008 Gerald Young International Book Award)

7. Hein, Carola, and Philippe Pelletier (eds.) (2006/2009): Cities, Autonomy and Decentralization in Japan. London: Routledge. 199pp.

8. Hein, Carola (ed.) (2006): Bruxelles l’Européene: Capitale de qui? Ville de qui?/ European Brussels. Whose capital? Whose city? Brussels: Cahiers de la Cambre-Architecture n 5, Brussels: La Lettre Volée, 2006. 313pp.

9. Hein, Carola (2004): The Capital of Europe. Architecture and Urban Planning for the European Union. Westport (CT): Greenwood/Praeger. 316pp.

10. Hein, Carola, Jeffry Diefendorf, and Yorifusa Ishida (eds.) (2003): Rebuilding Urban Japan after 1945. London: Palgrave Macmillan. 274pp.

11. Hein, Carola (main editor and author) (1991) Hauptstadt Berlin, internationaler städtebaulicher Ideenwettbewerb 1957/58. Berlin: Gebr. Mann. 300pp.

B) Refereed articles and special issues 1. T. Mager, S. Khademi, R. Siebes, C. Hein, V. de Boer, J. van Gemert, (2019) Visual

Content Analysis and Linked Data for Automatic Enrichment of Architecture-related Images, Digital Cultural Heritage 279-293, https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007%2F978-3-030-15200-0_18

2. Carola Hein, Editor Special Issue PortusPlus: Special Issue: Governance in Port City Regions, RETE Publisher, PORTUSplus, n 8, 2019, Special Issue: Governance in Port City Regions, RETE Publisher

3. Carola Hein, "The Port Cityscape: Spatial and institutional approaches to port city relationships,” PORTUSplus, n 8, 2019, Special Issue: Governance in Port City Regions, RETE Publisher

4. Carola Hein, Yvonne van Mil, “Towards a comparative analysis for port city regions based on historical geo-spatial mapping, PORTUSplus, n 8, 2019, Special Issue: Governance in Port City Regions, RETE Publisher

5. Carola Hein, Tino Mager, Roberto Rocco (Eds), Edited Volume: Water Resilience: Creative Practices—Past, Present and Future, CPCL, n. 1 2019, https://cpcl.unibo.it/issue/viewIssue/836/98

6. Carola Hein, Tino Mager, Roberto Rocco, Editorial: Water Resilience: Creative Practices—Past, Present and Future, p. 1-11, https://cpcl.unibo.it/issue/viewIssue/836/98

7. Penglin Zhu, Carola Hein, Int. J. Transp. Dev. Integr., Vol. 3, No. 4 (2019), 344–354 8. Carola Hein, Tino Mager, Port Cities between global networks and local transformations

(2019), (Submitted) gahtc.org. Jarzombek, M. & Prakash, V. (eds.). 9. Carola Hein, Tino Mager, Roberto Rocco (2019), Editorial: Water Resilience: Creative

Practices – Past, Present, and Future In : European Journal of Creative Practices in Cities and Landscapes

10. Carola Hein, Elise van Dooren (2019), “Teaching History for Design at TU Delft: Exploring types of student learning and perceived relevance of history for the architecture profession” In: International Journal of Technology and Design Education, 1-17, https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10798-019-09533-5


11. Carola Hein (2019) “Scales and Perspectives of Resilience: The Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima and Tange’s Peace Memorial” EAHN

12. Carola Hein (2019): What’s in a cover image? How to depict planning history, Planning Perspectives To link to this article: https://doi.org/10.1080/02665433.2019.1615536

13. John R. Gold, Carola Hein, Clément Orillard, Renato L. Rego & Fernando Pérez Oyarzun (2019) Complexity and contradiction: in memoriam Robert Venturi, Planning Perspectives, 34:3, March 2019, p. 533-538, https://doi.org/10.1080/02665433.2019.1587927

14. Tianchen Dai, Carola Hein, Ton Zhang, (2019) “Understanding how Amsterdam City tourism marketing addresses cruise tourists’ motivations regarding culture” Tourism Management Perspectives, 29, p. 157-165. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2211973618301089

15. S. Khademi, X. Shi, T. Mager, R. Siebes, C. Hein, V. De Boer, J. Van Gemert: Sight-Seeing in the Eyes of Deep Neural Networks, 2018, IEEE 14th International Conference on e-Science (E-Science), p. 407-408, https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8588744

16. Carola Hein (2018) “Old Refineries Rarely Die”: Port City Refineries as Key Nodes in The Global Petroleumscape, Special Issue Canadian Journal of History/Annales canadiennes d’histoire (CJH/ACH): The Material Realities of Energy Histories, 55.3., p. 457-486.

17. https://www.utpjournals.press/doi/pdf/10.3138/cjh.ach.53.3.05 18. Nancy Couling, Carola Hein (2018) “Blankness: The Architectural Void of North Sea

Energy Logistics,” Footprint 12.2. Autumn/Winter, p. 87–104, https://journals.open.tudelft.nl/index.php/footprint/issue/view/632/FP23

19. Carola Hein (2018) "Oil Spaces: The Global Petroleumscape in the Rotterdam/The Hague area" The Journal of Urban History. DOI: 10.1177/0096144217752460, 44:5, p. 887-929

20. http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/0096144217752460 21. Carola Hein (2018) "Creative Practices: Bridging Temporal, Spatial, and Disciplinary

Gaps." CPCL 0 (2018), https://cpcl.unibo.it/article/view/8154/7841. 22. Carola Hein (2017) “The Urban Core in Japan (1930s-1950s): From Plans for the

Colonies to the Mainland” Histories of Postwar Architecture, n. 1 https://hpa.unibo.it/issue/view/679

23. Yanchen Sun, Carola Hein, Kun Song (2017 online/2019), “Planning of Public Housing in Modern Tianjin (1928-1945)” Planning Perspectives, 34:3. June, p. 438-462 http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/02665433.2017.1408487.

24. Carola Hein and Mohamad Sedighi (2017online/2018) “Iran’s Global Petroleumscape: The Role of Oil in Shaping Khuzestan and Tehran.” Architectural Theory Review, 22:1, p. 349-374, https://doi.org/10.1080/13264826.2018.1379110

25. Carola Hein (2016) “Port Cities and Urban Waterfronts: How Localized Planning Ignores Water as Connector,” Wires Water, 3:3: 419-438, doi: 10.1002/wat2.1141 (Cover Image 3:3, Carola Hein, DOI: 10.1002/wat2.1153)

26. Carola Hein (2016) Guest Editor Special Section: “Japanese Cities in Global Context” Journal of Urban History, 42:3.

27. Carola Hein (2016) “Introduction” Journal of Urban History, 42:3, 1-14. 28. Carola Hein (2016) “Port cityscapes: Conference and research contributions on port cities”

Planning Perspectives. No 31.2, 313-326 29. Helen Meller & Carola Hein (2016) Report on ‘Planning History Workshop’ held at TU

Delft, June 11–13, 2015, Planning Perspectives, 31:1, 121-129 30. Carola Hein (2015) “Cities (and Regions) Within a City: Subnational representations and

the creation of European imaginaries in Brussels” International Journal of Urban Sciences, 1-15


31. Carola Hein (2015) "Editorial – Thirty Years On." Planning Perspectives, no. 30 (1):1-10. 32. Abbot, Sophia, Alison Cook-Sather, and Carola Hein (2014) "Mapping Classroom

Interactions: A Spatial Approach to Analyzing Patterns of Student Participation." Issue to Improve the Academy no. 33 (2): 131–152.

33. Carola Hein (2014) “Port cities and urban wealth: between global networks and local transformations” Int. J. of Global Environmental Issues, Vol. 13, Nos. 2/3/4, 339-361.

34. Carola Hein (2014) The exchange of planning ideas from Europe to the USA after the Second World War: introductory thoughts and a call for further research. Planning Perspectives: Special Issue on Transnational Urbanism (edited by Carola Hein).

35. Carola Hein (2010) “Shaping Tokyo: Land Development and Planning Practice in the Early Modern Japanese Metropolis” Journal of Urban History vol 36 no 4: 447-484.

36. Carola Hein (2009) "Global Landscapes of Oil," New Geographies 02: Landscapes of Energy, edited by Rania Ghosn, p. 33-42.

37. Carola Hein (2008) “Machi: Neighborhood and Small Town. The Foundation for Urban Transformation in Japan,” Journal of Urban History, Special Issue on “Decentering Urban History: Peripheral Cities in the Modern World” vol 34 no 6: 995-1012.

38. Carola Hein (2006): “European Spatial Development, the Polycentric EU Capital, and Eastern Enlargement.” Comparative European Politics 4, no 2: 253-271.

39. Carola Hein (2006): “Une capitale polycentrique et opportuniste: un nouveau paradigme pour la localisation et la repartition géographique du siege des institutions de l’UE ainsi que pour la conception de quartiers européens à Bruxelles et dans d’autres villes d’accueil” Brussels Studies 2 (18. Dec.) electronic publication.

40. Carola Hein (2006): “In Search of Icons for a United Europe” CITY 10, no. 1 (2006): 71-89. http://rsa.tandfonline.com/eprint/968v8hZZBq35UN26yP6F/full

41. Carola Hein (2002):"Maurice Rotival: French Planning on a World-Scale (Part I)." Planning Perspectives 17, no. 3 (2002): 247-65. (The Planning Perspectives Best Article Prize 2002-03)

42. Carola Hein (2002): "Maurice Rotival: French Planning on a World-Scale (Part II)." Planning Perspectives 17, no. 4 (2002): 325-44. (The Planning Perspectives Best Article Prize 2002-03)

43. Carola Hein (2001): "Toshikeikaku and Machizukuri in Japanese Urban Planning - the Reconstruction of Inner City Neighborhoods in Kobe." Jahrbuch des DIJ (Deutsches Institut für Japanstudien), no. 13 (2001): 221-52.

44. Carola Hein (2000): "Choosing a Site for the Capital of Europe." GeoJournal 51, no. 1/2 (2000): 83-97.

45. Carola Hein (2000): "Nishiyama Uzō and the Spread of Western Concepts in Japan." 10+1, no. 20 (2000): 143-148.

46. Carola Hein (1996): "European Unification and the Planning Issue." Comprehensive Urban Studies, Tokyo Metropolitan University, no. 59 (1996): 85-112.

C) (Peer-reviewed) Book chapters 1. Carola Hein, Tino Mager, Stephan Hauser (forthcoming 2020) Refining the Heritage

Narrative of Post-Oil Landscapes, in: Thomann, Juliana and Jaramillo, George, (ed.) 2. Carola Hein, Christine Stroobandt, Paolo De Martino, Stephan Hauser, (forthcoming,

2020) Dunkerque: De port pétrolier à territoire de transition post- pétrole, La résilience des villes-portuaires européennes. Crises et réinventions (XVIe-XXIe siècle) dirigé par Christian Borde, Jean-François Grevet, Sébastien Martin et Laurent Warlouzet, Presses


Universitaires du Septentrion. 3. Carola Hein, Tino Mager (2019) “Mathematics and/as Humanities. Linking humanistic

historical to quantitative approaches”. In: Luca d’Acci (ed.) The Mathematics of Urban Morphology Springer Nature/Birckhaeuser Mathematics, p.523-528

4. Carola Hein (2018), “Architecture and Cold War. The Case of the Hauptstadt Berlin Competition of 1957-58”, in: Dirk van den Heuvel (ed.), Jaap Bakema and the Open Society, Amsterdam: Archis, 2018, pp. 96-107.

5. Carola Hein (2018) "Machi Neighbourhood and Small Town—the Foundation for Urban Transformation in Japan." In Heritage, History and Design between East and West, edited by Marie-Therese van Thoor. Delft: BK Open, 2018. shortened reprint from: Journal of Urban History, vol 34 no 6: 995-1012. I, https://books.bk.tudelft.nl/index.php/press/catalog/view/619/724/565-1

6. Michael E. Smith and Carola Hein (2018) "The Ancient Past in the Urban Present: The Use of Early Models in Urban Design." In The Routledge Handbook of Planning History, edited by Carola Hein. London, New York: Routledge, p.

7. Carola Hein (2018) "Idioms of Japanese Planning Historiography." In The Routledge Handbook of Planning History, edited by Carola Hein. London, New York: Routledge, p. 244-259.

8. Carola Hein (2017) "Hoe ziet de binnenstad er in de toekomst uit?“ In: Hoe zwaar is licht? B. D. Graaf and A. R. Kan. Amsterdam, Balans: 133-136.

9. Carola Hein (2017) Urbanistica oltre il petrolio: paesaggi contemporanei post-petrolio, attraverso la lente del Randstad olandese, in: Maurizio Carta, Paolo la Greca, Cambiamenti del’Urbanistica, Donzelli

10. Carola Hein (2017), “Crossing Boundaries: The Global Exchange of Planning Ideas” in: Andrew Sandoval-Straus, Nancy Kwak, Making Cities Global: The Transnational Turn in Urban History (UPenn Press).

11. Carola Hein (2016). Temporalities of the Port, Waterfront, and the City. in: Warsewa, Günther. (ed.) City on Water Wroclaw: Association of European Schools of Planning.

12. Carola Hein, Felicitas Hillmann (2016), “The Missing Link: Redevelopment of the Urban Waterfront as a Function of Cruise Ship Tourism,” in: Heleni Porfyriou and Marichela Sepe (eds), "Waterfronts Revisited. European ports in a historic and global perspective", London, New York, Routledge.

13. Carola Hein (2016) “Imperial Visions and City Planning: Visions for Datong in the 1930s” in: Kären Wigen, Sugimoto Fumiko, and Cary Karacas (eds.), Cartographic Japan: A History in Maps, Chicago: University of Chicago Press.

14. Carola Hein (2016) “Tange Kenzo’s Proposal for Rebuilding Hiroshima” in: Kären Wigen, Sugimoto Fumiko, and Cary Karacas (eds.), Cartographic Japan: A History in Maps, Chicago: University of Chicago Press.

15. Carola Hein (2014) “Building Capital Mindscapes for the European Union” in: Michael Minkenberg Power and Architecture, Ashgate: Burlington.

16. Carola Hein (2014) “The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA): Engagement in Housing, Planning, and Neighbourhood Design” in Robert Freestone and Marco Amati, Exhibitions and the Development of Modern Planning Culture, Ashgate: Burlington.

17. Carola Hein (2013) “Between Oil and Water. The Logistical Petroleumscape” in Neeraj Bhatia and Mary Casper, The Petropolis of Tomorrow, Actar / Architecture at Rice.

18. Carola Hein (2013) “Modern Cities: Interactions: Port Cities” in Peter Clark (Ed.), Oxford Handbook on Cities in History, Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press, 809-827.


19. Carola Hein (2012) “Port Cityspaces: Town and Harbour Development in the Global Context” in Frank Pieter Hesse (Ed), Stadtentwicklung zur Moderne: Die Entstehung großstädtischer Hafen- und Bürohausquartiere/Urban Development Towards Modernism: The Birth of the Metropolitan Harbour and Commercial Districts, Berlin: Hendrik Bäßler Verlag, ICOMOS Hefte des Deutschen Nationalkommittees, LIV, p. 24-32.

20. Carola Hein (2012) “Baumeister und Architekten in Japan” in: Winfried Nerdinger (Ed.), Der Architekt. Geschichte und Gegenwart eines Berufsstandes, 2 vls Prestel, Munich, etc.

21. Carola Hein (2012) “Paris et Tokyo: Une analyse comparative de l’organisation du territoire” in: Cristiana Mazzoni, and Yannis Tsiomis, Paris, Métropoles en miroir. Stratégies urbaines en île de France, La Découverte, Paris.

22. Carola Hein (2012) “Avrupa Kültür Baskenti Programi ve Istanbul 2010” in: Deniz Göktürk, Levent Soysal and İpek Türeli (ed.) Istanbul Nereye? Küresel Kent, Kültur, Avrupa Istanbul: Metis.(translation)

23. Carola Hein (2011) “Suez et la route du pétrole” in: Claudine Piatone, Suez, Cairo: Institut Francais d’Archeologie orientale (IFAO). (also in Arabic)

24. Carola Hein (2011) “Von der Hanse bis zur HafenCity-From the Hansa to the HafenCity” in: IBA Hamburg Metropole: Cosmopolis, Hamburg: Jovis

25. Carola Hein (2010) “Chapter 9. Urban Planning, Aesthetics” (with Kalala Ngalamulume, Kevin Robinson) in Jo Boufford, David Vlahov (ed.), Urban Health: Global Perspectives. Jossey Bass/Wiley.

26. Carola Hein (2010) “Jorn Utzon. Hauptstadt Berlin 1958” in Carsten Krohn, Das ungebaute Berlin: Stadtkonzepte im 20. Jahrhundert, Berlin: Dom Publishers.

27. Carola Hein (2010) “The European Capital of Culture Programme and Istanbul 2010” in: Deniz Göktürk, Levent Soysal and İpek Türeli (ed.) Orienting Istanbul: Cultural Capital of Europe? London: Routledge.

28. Carola Hein (2008) “Brussels, Capital of Europe: Part of a Polycentric Headquarters System”, in Roel de Groof (ed.) Brussels and Europe. Bruxelles et l’Europe. Brussels: ASP (Academic and Scientific Publishers).

29. Carola Hein (2006): "Brussels – Capital of Belgium and Europe." in David Gordon (ed.), Planning Twentieth Century Capital Cities, London, New York: Routledge.

30. Carola Hein (2005): “La Gare Josaphat sur l'axe Bruxelles-Aéropoort: Perspectives pour un projet européen et multifonctionel/Het Josaphatstation op de as Brussel-Luchthaven: Perspectieven voor en Europees en Multifonctioneel Project.” in Pierre Laconte (ed.), L'aeroport, le train et la ville: Le cas de Bruxelles est-il unique? De Luchthaven, de Tren en de Stad: is Brussel enig?, Brussels: Fondation pour l'Environnenment Urbain, 62-70.

31. Carola Hein (2005): "Resilient Tokyo: Disaster and Transformation in the Japanese City." in Lawrence Vale and Thomas Campanella (eds.), The Resilient City, New York: Oxford University Press.

32. Carola Hein (2004): "Bruxelles et les villes sièges de l’Union européenne" in; Change. Brussels Capital of Europe, Brussels: Prisme Editions, 118-122.

33. Carola Hein (2004): "Trauma und Stadtplanung. Der Wiederaufbau von Tokio und Hiroshima nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg." in Bettina Fraisl and Monika Stromberger (eds.), Stadt und Trauma/City and Trauma. Annäherungen - Konzepte - Analysen, Würzburg: Königshausen & Neumann, 105-22.

34. Carola Hein (2003): "Visionary Plans and Planners." in Nicolas Fiévé and Paul Waley (eds.) Japanese Capitals in Historical Perspective, London, New York: RoutledgeCurzon, 309-46.


35. Carola Hein (2003): "The Transformation of Planning Ideas in Japan and Its Colonies." in Joe Nasr and Mercedes Volait (eds.), Urbanism – Imported or Exported? Foreign Plans and Native Aspirations, Chichester: Wiley, 51-82.

36. Carola Hein (2002): "Hiroshima. The Atomic Bomb and Kenzo Tange‘s Hiroshima Peace Center." in Joan Ockman (ed.) Out of Ground Zero. Case Studies in Urban Reinvention, New York, Munich: Temple Hoyne Buell Center for the Study of American Architecture Columbia University, Prestel, 62-83.

37. Carola Hein (2000): "Architettura e urbanistica nello “Stile giapponese moderno.” in Gabriele Tagliaventi (ed.) L’altra modernità 1900-2000, Savona: Dogma Edizioni, 150-55.

38. Carola Hein (2000): "Building the Capital of Germany - the Latest Destruction of Berlin?" in Norihiko Fukui and Hidenobu Jinnai (eds.), Toshi no hakai to saisei/Destruction and Rebirth of Urban Environment, Tokyo: Sagami Shobo, 95-117.

39. Carola Hein (1998): "Osaka." in Hamburgische Architektenkammer (ed.) Hamburger Architekturjahrbuch, Hamburg: Junius, 124-135.

40. Carola Hein (1997): "The Network of European Capitals." in Koos Bosma and Helma Hellinga (eds.), Mastering the City, Rotterdam: NAI Publishers, 32-41.

41. Carola Hein (1994): "Verso la metropoli verde", Housing, no. 6, 118-121. 42. Carola Hein (1993): "Planungen für die Haupt-und Weltstadt Berlin - ein Wettbewerb von

1957/58.” in: Engel, Helmut und Wolfgang Ribbe (ed.) Hauptstadt Berlin. Wohin mit der Mitte?, Berlin: Akademie-Verlag, 169-200.

43. Carola Hein (1991): "Aspekte der Stadtplanung in "Hauptstadt Berlin" Entwürfen von 1957/58.” in Deutsches Architekturmuseum (ed.) Jahrbuch für Architektur, Frankfurt am Main: Vieweg, 45-58.

44. Carola Hein (1991): "City Nord - die Geschäftsstadt im Grünen." in Ulrich Höhns (ed.): Das ungebaute Hamburg, Hamburg: Junius, 200-9. D) Articles in magazines

1. Carola Hein (2019) "Port-City-Regions in a Time of Transitions: Value Deliberations on

Port City Futures," Portus, no. 38. 2. Nancy Couling, Carola Hein (2019) “Energy Logistics of the North Sea, a crowded industrial

void” Lo Squaderno, 51, March, http://www.losquaderno.professionaldreamers.net/?cat=186 3. Carola Hein (2019) “Designing post-carbon Dunkirk with students from TU Delft” The

Beam 8 (also in print) 4. Carola Hein (2019). "Les couleurs du port du future " Co-inspirations 01: p. 4-6. 5. Carola Hein (2018) “Drop your oil!” Editorial The Beam 7,

https://medium.com/thebeammagazine/drop-your-oil-453cc73987f (also online) 6. Carola Hein and Paolo Di Martino (2018) “Designing post-carbon Dunkirk with the students

from TU Delft” The Beam (5) https://medium.com/thebeammagazine/designing-post-carbon-dunkirk-with-the-students-from-tu-delft-28f44c40d761 (also online)

7. Carola Hein (2017) “How the Fourth Industrial Revolution will change the energy landscape” https://medium.com/thebeammagazine/how-the-fourth-industrial-revolution-will-change-the-energy-landscape-7fe155227ca9 (Reprinted in: https://cleantechnica.com/2017/09/07/fourth-industrial-revolution-will-change-energy-landscape/) (also online)

8. Carola Hein (2018) “Le paysage après pétrole, une nécessité de décarboner l’économie.”in: Transiterres. Territoires en transition. p. 22-23 et Adieu le pétrole ! Entrez dans la transition énergétique, p. 25


9. Paolo De Martino, Francesco Garofalo, and Carola Hein. (2017) "Arcipelago Di Conoscenza. Da Ricerca a Progetto/the Archipelago of Knowledge. From Research to Project ". Journal of Sustainable Design: Eco Web Town 16: 87-96, 87-97. http://www.ecowebtown.it/n_16/16_10-hein-en.html

10. Carola Hein (2016) “Writing Port Cities. UE Dossier, Studies and Research (reprint from: PORTUS: the online magazine of RETE, n. 31 June 2016 http://portusonline.org/writing-port-cities/)

11. Carola Hein (2016) “Modernist urban visions and the contemporary city” Joelho 7, http://impactum-journals.uc.pt/index.php/joelho/issue/view/167

12. Carola Hein (2016) „Rotterdamse olie-industrie in historisch perspectief,“ Europoort Kringen, 30 Mai. http://www.europoortkringen.nl/rotterdamse-olie-industrie-in-historisch-perspectief/

13. Carola Hein (2016) “Imagining Fossil-Free Futures Over Contemporary Petroleumscapes,” Atlantis, 7-10

14. Carola Hein (2015) “Exploring architectural history through the Petroleumscapes of the Randstad to imagine new fossil-free futures,” Bulletin Kunsthistorici, 3, 27-31, http://www.kunsthistorici.nl/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Kunsthistorici-2015-3.pdf

15. Carola Hein (2014). „Das Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York und die Einführung europäischer Wohnungs-, Nachbarschafts- und Städtebaukonzepte in die USA.“ Informationen zur Modernen Stadtgeschichte, 86-98.

16. Carola Hein and Felicitas Hillmann (2013) “Hafenstädte. Topografie und Entwicklung“, Cserni Live Magazin, 22-27.

17. Carola Hein (2007) "Urban Form in Japan from the Meiji Era to Modern Times” Asia Program Special Report, no 137, June, p. 5-15.

18. Carola Hein (2004): Carola Hein in: "Comments from Foreign Professionals about Japanese City Planning" City Planning Review, no.248. 9-12.

19. Carola Hein (2003): "Achtenvijftig/Fifty-eight." A+, no. 184, 64/93. 20. Carola Hein (2003): ""ICC (SIC)/CIC (SIC)." A+, no. 184, 68/94. 21. Carola Hein (2003): "Wedstrijd (SIC)." A+, no. 184, 72. 22. Carola Hein (2003): "Robert Venturi, Denise Scott Brown." Stadtbauwelt, no. 24, 66-67. 23. Carola Hein (2001): "La culture des concours en Allemagne et au Japon." A+, no. 167, 96-

102. 24. Carola Hein (2000): "Japan - big-scale versus small-scale." Arch+, no. 151, 24-26. 25. Carola Hein (1999): "Een thuis voor de Europese democratie? Het Europees parlement in

Straatsburg van Architecture Studio/A home for European democracy? The European Parliament in Strasbourg by Architecture Studio." Archis, no. 1, 52-59.

26. Carola Hein (1999): "Stadsplanning versus buurtvorming: kleinschalige stedebouw in Japan/Urban Planning Versus Community Building: Small-scale urbanism in Japan." Archis, no. 5, 44-51.

27. Carola Hein (1999): "A Century of Architectural History." Archis, no. 12. 78-79. 28. Carola Hein (1998): "Shopping Schlund." AIT (Architektur, Innenarchitektur, Technischer

Ausbau), no. 3, 41-51. 29. Carola Hein (1998): "Prestige en vermaak, Grands projets in Japan/Prestige and Diversion,

Grand projects n Japan." Archis, no. 2, 48-61. 30. Carola Hein (1998): Hein, Carola, and Yorifusa Ishida. "Japanische Stadtplanung und ihre

deutschen Wurzeln." Die Alte Stadt, no. 3 (1998): 189-211. 31. Carola Hein (1997): "Planning the New Capital City Berlin/Shin toshi Berlin no sekkei

keikaku." The Comparative Urban History Review 16, no. 1. 12-15.


32. Carola Hein (1996): "Polizeistation in Chofu." Bauwelt 87, no. 39, 2250-2251. 33. Carola Hein (1996): "Vijf woningen: recent werk van Shigeru Ban/Five houses: recent

work by Shigeru Ban." Archis, no. 12, 54-65. 34. Carola Hein (1996): "Kobans in Tokio: Stadscultuur of modieuze accessoires?/Koban in

Tokyo: urban culture or trendy extras." Archis, no. 8, 26-33. 35. Carola Hein (1996): "Moderne Referenties aan de Japanse Traditie: nieuw museum van

Tadao Ando in Chikatsu Asuka/Modern References to Japanese Tradition: The New Museum by Tadao Ando in Chikatsu Asuka." Archis, no. 2, 40-45.

36. Carola Hein (1996): "Archäologie-Zentrum am Mont Beuvray." Bauwelt, no. 9. 438-449. 37. Carola Hein (1995): "Kobe - acht Monate später." Bauwelt, no. 42/43, 2490-2493. 38. Carola Hein (1995): "Hoofdstad Europa: over de vestigingsproblematiek van de Europese

Unie/A Capital for Europe: Where to House the European Union." Archis, no. 11, 62-73. 39. Carola Hein (1995): "Schule im Block." Bauwelt 10, 478-483. 40. Carola Hein (1994): "Mietbüros an der Porte d'Italie, Paris." Bauwelt, no. 39, 2190-2193. 41. Carola Hein (1994): "Architectuur in Hamburg: de lessen van Schumacher/Architecture in

Hamburg: Schumacher’s Lessons (exhibition and catalogue review)." Archis, no. 8, 8-10. 42. Carola Hein (1994): "Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle Paris," Bauwelt, no. 37, 2060-

2065. 43. Carola Hein (1994): "Im Sog des Riesen (CCI)." Bauwelt, no. 16/17, 900-901. 44. Carola Hein (1994): "Die Stadt - eine Collage? Ausstellung “Kunst und Architektur in

Europa” (exhibition and catalogue review)." Stadtbauwelt, no. 12, 661-663. 45. Carola Hein (1994): "Opération Poste, 1500 Wohnungen für junge Postler in Paris."

Bauwelt, no. 10, 468-469. 46. Carola Hein (1994): "Brüssel - hovedstad i Europa." Arkitektnytt, no. 16, 304-05. 47. Carola Hein (1993): "Europa in Brüssel." Bauwelt (special issue) 84, no. 40-41, 2176-84 48. Carola Hein (1993): "Planer vor hovedstaden Berlin." Arkitektnytt, no. 14, 245-248. 49. Carola Hein (1991): "Berlijn: prijsvraag Potsdamer en Leipziger Platz." Archis, no. 1

(1992): 6-7. 50. Carola Hein (1991): "De toekomst van Berlijn," Archis, no. 3, 4-5. 51. Carola Hein (1990): "Der öffentliche Raum im "Hauptstadt Berlin" Wettbewerb" 1957/58."

Baukultur, no. 6, p. 16-19.

E) Conference publications 1. Carola Hein (1996): "Berurin no shuto keikaku - marchimedi jidai no a nachronism

(Planning the capital city Berlin - an anachronism in the era of multimedia)." in Chiba University (ed.) Urban Crisis and Survival of Cities - Towards a Transmodern City of Chiba, Chiba: Chiba University, 143-160.

F) Encyclopedia entries 1. Carola Hein (2019/forthcoming): “City Planning and Urbanism of pre-modern Japan,”

Encyclopedia of Asian Design, Bloomsbury Publishing 2. Carola Hein (2015): "Urban Planning: Competitions and Exhibitions." in International

Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioral Sciences, Oxford: Elsevier Science Ltd, (revised and updated from 2001).


3. Carola Hein (2010): “Petroleum” in Barney Warf, Encyclopedia of Geography, California, London, etc.: Sage. The Encyclopedia received the “Outstanding Reference Source" award at the American Library Association 2011.

4. Carola Hein (2010): "Siedlung." in Christian Topalov, Laurent Coudroy de Lille, Jean-Charles Depaule et Brigitte Marin (eds.), L'aventure des mots de la ville à travers le temps, les langues, les sociétés, Paris, Robert Laffont.

5. Carola Hein (2010): "Stadt." in Christian Topalov, Laurent Coudroy de Lille, Jean-Charles Depaule et Brigitte Marin (eds.), L'aventure des mots de la ville à travers le temps, les langues, les sociétés, Paris, Robert Laffont.

6. Carola Hein (2003): "Fumihiko Maki." in R. Stephen Sennott (ed.) Encyclopedia of 20th-Century Architecture, New York: Routledge, 811-813.

7. Carola Hein (2003): "Kansai Airport." in R. Stephen Sennott (ed.) Encyclopedia of 20th-Century Architecture, New York: Routledge, 727-729.

8. Carola Hein (2003): "Kyoto." in R. Stephen Sennott (ed.) Encyclopedia of 20th-Century Architecture, New York: Routledge, 739-740.

9. Carola Hein (2003): "Tokyo." in R. Stephen Sennott (ed.) Encyclopedia of 20th-Century Architecture, New York: Routledge, 1328-1332.

10. Carola Hein (2002): "Brussels." in Melvin Ember and Carol R. Ember (eds.), Encyclopedia of Urban Cultures. Cities and Cultures around the World, Danbury, Connecticut: Grolier, 430-38.

11. Carola Hein (2001): "Urban Planning: Competitions and Exhibitions." in N.J. Smelser and Paul B. Baltes (eds.), International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioral Sciences, Oxford: Elsevier Science Ltd, Pergamon, 16047-51.

G) Book reviews and conference reports 1. Hein, Carola, and Mohamad Sedighi (2018). "Kuwait Transformed: A History of Oil and

Urban Life, Farah Al-Nakib (2016), Stanford, Ca: Stanford University Press, 278 Pp., 20 B&W Illus., Isbn: 9780804796392, $24.95 (Hardback) Reviewed by Carola Hein and Mohamad Sedighi, Delft University of Technology (Tu Delft)." IJIA (International Journal of Islamic Architecture) 7, no. 2., p.

2. Carola Hein (2013) “Ashes and Granite: Destruction and Reconstruction in the Spanish Civil War and Its Aftermath. By Olivia Muñoz-Rojas. The Cañada Blanch/Sussex Academic Studies on Contemporary Spain. Edited by Paul Preston. Eastbourne: Sussex Academic Press, in association with the Cañada Blanch Centre for Contemporary Spanish Studies, 2011. Pp. xxvi1224. £65.00. Olivia Muñoz-Rojas, Ashes and Granite, Sussex Academic Press, 2012 Reviewed by: Carola Hein, Journal of Modern History.

3. Carola Hein, Peter V. Hall, Wouter Jacobs and Anne Langer-Wiese (2013), “Conference Report: Port cityscapes: dynamic perspectives on the port–city–waterfront interface, Special Paper Sessions1 at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Los Angeles, 12 April 2013,” Town Planning Review, 84 (6) 2013, p. 905-810.

4. David W. Edgington, Carola Hein (2013), “Conference report: Japanese cities in their global context. Special Paper Sessions at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Los Angeles, 13 April 2013” Town Planning Review, 84 (5) 2013, p. 665-669


5. Carola Hein (2013) “Roppongi Crossing: The Demise of a Tokyo Nightclub District and the Reshaping of a Global City. Roman Cybriwsky. University of Georgia, Press, Athens, GA, 2011.Urban Geography, 34 (5), p. 732-734.

6. Carola Hein (2012) “Spaces of Identity in East European Cities. (Review Essay),” The Journal of Urban History, 372-378.

7. Carola Hein (2010) Axel Schildt / Dirk Schubert (Hrsg.), Städte zwischen Wachstum und Schrumpfung. Wahrnehmungs- und Umgangsformen in Geschichte und Gegenwart, Dortmund: Informationskreis für Raumplanung 2008, 256 S., € 21,-. (Review Essay) Die Alte Stadt, 4, 406-408.

8. Carola Hein (2006): "National Traditions and Foreign Influences in the Architecture and Urban Form of China and Japan. (Review Essay)." The Journal of Urban History, 32 no 3, 491-497.

9. Carola Hein (2004) "Urban Reconstruction in Britain and Japan, 1945-55: Dreams, Plans, and Realities (edited by Nick Tiratsoo, Junichi Hasegawa, Tony Mason, and Matsumura Takao) (University of Luton Press, Luton, 2002)/ Housing in Postwar Japan: A Social History (by Ann Waswo) (RoutledgeCurzon, London, 2002), (Book Review)." The Journal of Japanese Studies 30 no 2, 481-486.

10. Carola Hein (2003): "The City as Subject: Seki Hajime and the Reinvention of Modern Osaka (By Jeffrey E. Hanes) (Book Review)." The Journal of Asian Studies 62, no. 2 (2003): 614-15.

11. Carola Hein (2000): "Paola Di Biagi, La Carta d'Atene, (Book Review)." H-Urban, April 17. 2pp

12. Carola Hein (2000): "Barry Shelton, Learning from the Japanese City (Book Review)." Planning Perspectives, no. 4, 400-402.

13. Carola Hein (1999): "Roman Cybriwsky, Tokyo: The Shogun´s City at the 21st Century, (Book Review)." Planning Perspectives, no. 3, 325-326.

H) Web Publications 1. Hein, C. Coordinator of section Netherlands and Belgium for the special issue of Portus on

waterfronts and heritage, no. 37 (2019). 2. Hein, C., "Waterfronts in the Netherlands and Belgium," Portus 19, no. 37 (2019). 3. De Martino, P., C. Hein, and M. Russo, "Naples Beyond Oil: New Design Approaches in

the Era of Retiring Landscapes," Portus 37 (2019). 4. Nancy Couling, Carola Hein (2019) “Viscosity”

http://societyandspace.org/2019/03/04/volumetric-sovereignty-part-1-cartography-vs-volumes (also to be published in a book with Duke University Press, 2020)

5. Carola Hein (2019/forthcoming) “Designing post-carbon Dunkirk with students from TU Delft” The Beam 8 (also in print)

6. Carola Hein (2019) “Raised on Oil: From childhood memories to research on port city refineries and the global petroleumscape” Niche (Network in Canadian History and Environment) http://niche-canada.org/2019/01/28/raised-on-oil-from-childhood-memories-to-research-on-port-city-refineries-and-the-global-petroleumscape/

7. Carola Hein (2018) “Drop your oil!” Editorial The Beam 7, https://medium.com/thebeammagazine/drop-your-oil-453cc73987f (also in print)

8. Carola Hein “The Open Sea as the Last Best Escape: Yachts and the freedom of the ocean” PORTUS: the online magazine of RETE, n.35, June 2018, Year XVIII, Venice, RETE


Publisher, ISSN 2282-5789, URL: https://portusonline.org/the-open-sea-as-the-last-best-escape-yachts-and-the-freedom-of-the-ocean/

9. Beate Löffler, Carola Hein, Tino Mager (2018), Searching for Meiji-Tokyo: Heterogeneous Visual Media and the Turn to Global Urban History, Digitalization, and Deep Learning, Global Urban History Blog, https://globalurbanhistory.com/2018/03/20/searching-for-meiji-tokyo-heterogeneous-visual-media-and-the-turn-to-global-urban-history-digitalization-and-deep-learning/

10. Carola Hein (2018): Paris-Berlin, la circulation transnationale de l’urbanisme de capitale – Retours sur le concours de Berlin Capitale, 1957-1958, in: Inventer le Grand Paris, http://www.inventerlegrandparis.fr/article/paris-berlin-la-circulation-transnationale-de-lurbanisme-de-capitale-retours-sur-le-concours-de-berlin-capitale-1957-1958/

11. Carola Hein and Paolo Di Martino (2018) “Designing post-carbon Dunkirk with the students from TU Delft” The Beam (5) https://medium.com/thebeammagazine/designing-post-carbon-dunkirk-with-the-students-from-tu-delft-28f44c40d761 (also in print)

12. Carola Hein (2017) "Spaces of Flows - Spaces of Friction: Planning the Intersections." PORTUS: the online magazine of RETE 34(2017). http://portusonline.org/en/spaces-of-flows-spaces-of-friction-planning-the-intersections/

13. Carola Hein (2017) “How the Fourth Industrial Revolution will change the energy landscape” https://medium.com/thebeammagazine/how-the-fourth-industrial-revolution-will-change-the-energy-landscape-7fe155227ca9 (Reprinted in: https://cleantechnica.com/2017/09/07/fourth-industrial-revolution-will-change-energy-landscape/) (also in print)

14. Carola Hein (2017) “Oil in Oil (and Other Art Media): Painting the Petroleum Port” PORTUS: the online magazine of RETE, n.33, June 2017, Year XVII, Venice, RETE Publisher, URL: http://portusonline.org/oil-in-oil-and-other-art-media-painting-the-petroleum-port/

15. Carola Hein (2017) Port Cities: Nodes in the Global Petroleumscape between Sea and Land, Technosphere Magazine, http://technosphere-magazine.hkw.de/article1/a533bca0-08ba-11e7-b921-a58643285390

16. Carola Hein (2016) Selection of articles for and introduction to Virtual Issue of Planning Perspectives: Resilience

17. Carola Hein (2016) Universities and Port Cities: Stumbling Block, Place Filler or Innovation Hub http://portusonline.org/en/universities-and-ports-cities-stumbling-block-place-filler-or-innovation-hub/

18. Carola Hein (2016) Tatami: Floor Cover, Building Block and Lifestyle, Het Nieuwe Instituut, http://platform.hetnieuweinstituut.nl/en/tatami-floor-cover-building-block-and-lifestyle-carola-hein (appeared also in faculty publication)

19. Carola Hein (2016) “Analyzing the Palimpsestic Petroleumscape of Rotterdam,” Global Urban History Blog, https://globalurbanhistory.com/?p=2071&shareadraft=57ea1be60f827

20. Carola Hein (2016) “Refineries (Oil)” The Encyclopedia of Greater Philadelphia, http://philadelphiaencyclopedia.org/archive/refineries-oil

21. Carola Hein (2016) “Writing Port Cities: PORTUS: the online magazine of RETE, n. 31 June 2016 http://portusonline.org/writing-port-cities/

22. Carola Hein (2015) “Professional and Academic Conferences on Port Cities. Connecting Past, Present, and Future” PORTUS: the online magazine of RETE, n.30, October 2015

23. http://portusonline.org/professional-and-academic-conferences-on-port-cities-connecting-past-present-and-future/

24. Carola Hein (2015) “Temporalities of the Port, the Waterfront and the Port City”, PORTUS: the online magazine of RETE, n.29, June 2015, Year XV, Venice, RETE


Publisher, ISSN 2282-5789 http://portusonline.org/temporalities-of-the-port-the-waterfront-and-the-port-city/

25. Carola Hein (2014) “Bryn Mawr students examine Japan's disasters, recoveries”- Nikkei Asian Review, Nov. 7, http://asia.nikkei.com/Life-Arts/Education/Bryn-Mawr-students-examine-Japan-s-disasters-recoveries

26. Carola Hein (2014) Selection of articles for and introduction to Virtual Issue of Planning Perspectives: North and South http://explore.tandfonline.com/page/pgas/iphs-pp

27. Carola Hein and Shaw, Lauren (2014) "Maurice Emile Henri Rotival," Transatlantic Perspectives, 2014, Transatlantic Perspectives. 18 Mar 2014 http://transatlanticperspectives.org/entry.php?rec=113

28. Hein Carola, Hillmann, Felicitas, (2013) “The Missing Link: Redevelopment of the Urban Waterfront as a Function of Cruise Ship Tourism”, PORTUS: the online magazine of RETE, n.26, November 2013, Year XIII, Venice, RETE Publisher, ISSN 2282-5789 URL: http://www.portusonline.org/category/this_issue/26/opinions-this_issue/

29. Carola Hein (2013) Selection of articles for and introduction to Virtual Issue of North American Perspectives for Planning Perspectives. http://explore.tandfonline.com/content/pgas/rppe-sacrph

30. Carola Hein (2013) with Sophia Abbot “Facilitating Threshold Moments in Innovative 3600 Course Clusters” Teaching and Learning Together in Higher Education (Spring) http://teachingandlearningtogether.blogs.brynmawr.edu/ninth-issue-sprin-2013

31. Carola Hein with Jody Cohen and Victor Donnay (2012) “Multiple Layers of Participation: Working with Student leaders in our 360°” Teaching and Learning Together in Higher Education. (Oct. 1.) http://teachingandlearningtogether.blogs.brynmawr.edu/archived-issues/seventh-issue-fall-2012/multiple-layers-of-participation-working-with-student-leaders-in-our-360°

32. Carola Hein (2012): European Concepts and American Realities: The Migration of Planning Professionals and Urban Design. Heinrich Böll Stiftung, Dossier Migration-Stadt-Citizenship http://www.migration-boell.de/web/integration/47_3503.asp

33. Carola Hein (2005) “Die internationale Perspektive: Hiroshima, Trauma und Stadtplanung. Der Wiederaufbau von Tokio und Hiroshima nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg” Webiste of the BPB, Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung: http://www.bpb.de/themen/B5RH75,0,0,Trauma_und_Stadtplanung.html. 4pp.

Online Lectures

1. Carola Hein Transnational Urbanism, presentation at IRS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ee3iXndgCOI&feature=youtu.be 2. Carola Hein, Inaugural Address 27.1.2016, Architectures of Black Gold

http://www.bk.tudelft.nl/en/current/latest-news/article/detail/intreerede-carola-hein-architecten-van-het-zwarte-goud/; https://collegerama.tudelft.nl/Mediasite/Play/2d1db11882bc4665a19e6e09fcfe63fe1d

3. Carola Hein, Petroleumscapes: How oil shaped the built environment, 2016 https://youtu.be/IQgfTPQPZag,

4. Carola Hein, History of Port Cities Part 1, AMS MOOC, 2016, https://youtu.be/NSJPMC1ZYw4

5. Carola Hein, History of Port Cities Part 2. AMS MOOC, 2016, https://youtu.be/2K2TFTu5WWU


6. Carola Hein, The Energy issues: Carola Hein, The Five Thousand Pound Life: The Energy Issue The Architectural League, GSAPP, Jan 14. 2015 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cv0TmwKq6Bo

7. Carola Hein, City and War: Foreign Influences, the Pacific War and Japanese Architects 1937-1945, Front to Rear, Architecture and Planning During War Conference, June 29 2012 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cc0d8dOFYAk

8. Carola Hein, Fires, Earthquakes, Modernization and Air Strikes: The Destruction and Revival of Japan's Cities, MIT 2002, http://video.mit.edu/watch/fires-earthquakes-modernization-and-air-strikes-the-destruction-and-revival-of-japans-cities-8996/

J) Newspaper Articles and other contributions Bart van den Dikkenberg „Prof. Hein: Cultuurschat in 3D gedetailleerd vastleggen voor het

nageslacht” Reformatorisch Dagblad, 24.4.2019, p. 13, https://www.rd.nl/meer-rd/wetenschap-techniek/prof-hein-cultuurschat-in-3d-gedetailleerd-vastleggen-voor-het-nageslacht-1.1563418

Tonie Mudde „Hoe bouw je een afgebrande kathedraal opnieuw op?”16.4.2019, https://www.volkskrant.nl/wetenschap/hoe-bouw-je-een-afgebrande-kathedraal-opnieuw-op~b3770119/?utm_source=link&utm_medium=app&utm_campaign=shared%20content&utm_content=free

Carola Hein, Paul van de Laar, Tom Daamen, participation in Letters to the Mayor project by Het Nieuwe Instituut, 2017/2018

Carola Hein, Cultures des villes portuaires: construire la resilience, La Tribune, 29/05/2018, https://www.latribune.fr/opinions/tribunes/cultures-des-villes-portuaires-construire-la-resilience-780008.html

K) Dissertation 1. Carola Hein (1995) Hauptstadt Europa, Dissertation, Hochschule für bildende Künste,

Hamburg. 405pp. L) Unpublished Manuscripts: 1. (2005) “Regional Integration and Land Policies Affecting the Future Development of

Tallinn, Warsaw, and Budapest as Part of the Polycentric EU Headquarters’ Network,” Research paper Lincoln Institute of Land Policy. (http://www.lincolninst.edu/pubs/pub-detail.asp?id=1104). 39pp.

2. (2004) “Bruxelles: siège majeur de l’Union Européenne, Capitale de qui? Ville de qui?” Research paper “Research in Brussels – 2003” for the Brussels Capital-Region government; host institution; Institut Supérieur d’Architecture de la Communauté française (ISACF) La Cambre. 44pp.

3. (1992): "Débats architecturaux et urbanistiques autour d'une création de capitale européenne: Nice, Strasbourg, Paris; L'Europe: une dimension du projet urbain des années 1949-


1992" Forschungsarbeit für das Ministère de l'Équipement, du Logement, des Transports et de la Mer, Bureau de la Recherche Architecturale, Paris, 104pp.

4. (1990): "Hauptstadt Berlin, internationaler städtebaulicher Ideenwettbewerb 1957/58." Diplomarbeit an der Hochschule für bildende Künste Hamburg, 5/1990, 156pp.

5. (1989) Daschner-Jens, Eva, Katharina Glogau-Schlüter, Carola Hein, and Ulrich Hölscher-Bogumil: “Stadterneuerung in Havanna” in: Exkursionsbericht über eine Kubaexkursion der Hochschule für Bildende Künste Hamburg (Fachbereich Architektur) vom 23.9.88 bis zum 7.10.88. 11-29, 109pp.

6. (1987): "L'implantation des Communautés Européennes à Bruxelles, son historique, ses intervenants." Diploma thesis at the Institut Supérieur d'Architecture de l'Etat (ISAE), La Cambre, 1987, 167pp.

M) Mentions of Work “4TU-Bouw Lighthouse project ‘Re-printing architectural heritage’ “INNOVATIEVE MATERIALEN 6 2018, p. 30-32 “Re-Printing Architectural Heritage: Questions of original and representation in 3D print innovation: The Mauritshuis-project” INNOVATIVE MATERIALS 1 2019, p. 28-30 Advisory Activities

- 12 December 2019 R.C. Rocco de Campos Pereira (Advisor), Carola Hein (Advisor), Remon Rooij (Advisor), 2nd Meeting of the UfM Thematic Working Group on Urban Regeneration Brussels

- Working Group on Urban Regeneration Action Plan, R.C. Rocco de Campos Pereira (Advisor), Carola Hein (Advisor), Remon Rooij (Advisor)

EXHIBITIONS AND CURATORIAL WORK 19.12.18-17.1.19 PortCityFutures Exhibition at TU Delft 23.10-24.11.18 The Global Petroleumscape exhibition at TU Dresden 18.10.18-June 2019 Curator of exhibition “Or Noir: Ruée, Marée, Virage” at the Learning

Center Halle au sucre, Dunkirk 17.10.2018-X.1.2019 Petrorama of Dunkirk in the global history of petroleum presented at the

exhibition Oily Days in the Port Museum Dunkirk 5-8.2018 Port City Futures Panel at the Biennale in Venice for the LDE Centre Metropolis and

Mainport 3.2018 Exhibition entitled: “From Architectural Ethnography to Planning; Kon Wajiro and

Nishiyama Uzo’s participatory research of everyday space in Japan from the 1910s to 1970s at TU Delft (presented also at IPHS Yokohama 2018)

20.11.17-5.1.18 The Global Petroleumscape exhibition at Leiden University 18.10-19.11.17 The Global Petroleumscape exhibition at Groningen University 5.2017-6.2017 Project Leader, exhibition The Global Petroleumscape at TU Delft 18.7.2016-15.1.2017 Co-curator (with Mohamad Sedighi) of the exhibition Oliedam:

Rotterdam in the oil era 1862-today at Museum Rotterdam, based on research by Carola Hein

3/2013 Co-curated an exhibition at Bryn Mawr entitled: Bridges that Stand When All Else Falls Away: TriCo, Japan, and Melted Roof Tiles from Hiroshima 1945

1/2004 Organized a gallery exhibition in in The Gallery of the Mariam Coffin Canaday Library of Bryn Mawr College entitled “Cities in Cartography and Art: Maps from


Japan and ‘The Changing Landscape’ by Jörg Müller; added Brussels, isometric map ARAU.”

1-2/2001 Organized an exhibition in The Gallery of the Mariam Coffin Canaday Library of Bryn Mawr College entitled “Cities in Cartography and Art: Maps from Japan and ‘The Changing City’ by Jörg Müller”

1/2000 Organized an exhibition in The Gallery of the Mariam Coffin Canaday Library of Bryn Mawr College entitled “Cities in Cartography and Art: Maps from Japan and ‘The Changing City’ by Jörg Müller”

8-9/1994 Researcher, preparation of an outline for an exhibition on urban work planning in Berlin, projected by the Fondation Roi Baudouin,Brussels

1-2/1994 Academic advisor to the exhibition “Fritz Schumacher und seine Zeit”, Hamburger Deichtorhallen, May 20.- July 17, 1994, research done on the international models which influenced Schumacher and choice of original drawings to be used in this context in the exhibition

6/1990 - 2/1991 Initiator and curator for an exhibition on the international urban planning competition Hauptstadt Berlin 1957/58 for the Berlinische Galerie in the Martin-Gropius-Bau, Berlin

CONVENERSHIP, CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION 26-28.11.2019, Convener with Ana Roders, Uta Pottgiesser, Sandra Fatoric, Erik de Maaker, Mara de Groot, Heritage and the Sustainable Development Goals 17.4.2019 Convener with Uta Pottgiesser and Tino Mager: Digital Technologies for

Documentation, Conservation and Dissemnation: From 3D Scans to 3D Prints in Arts and Built Heritage, Mauritshuis

23-25.1.2019 Convener: Decentralization, Space and Energy Conference, TU Delft 17-19.12.2018 Convener: Port City Futures Conference for the LDE Centre Metropolis and

Mainport in Rotterdam/Delft 20.-22.6.2018 Co-Convener: Viscous Space Conference TU Delft 5.2017 Convener: Workshop The Global Petroleumscape at TU Delft 25-26.11/16 Co-Convener ICOMOS/TU Delft Workshop on Water and Heritage for the Future

on behalf of the Center for Global Heritage and Development held at TU Delft and Fort Fechten

17-21/16 Convener of the 17th International Planning History Society (IPHS) conference at TU Delft

11-13/6/15 Convener of Planning History Workshop at TU Delft 4/2013 Co-organized multiple sessions on Japanese Cities in Global Context, and on Port

City Scapes for the American Association of Geographers in Los Angeles 1/2013 Co-organized a conference on Global Gateways, Local Dead-Ends? The

Transformation of Port Cities between Blockade and Mobilization with colleagues from the HafenCity University Hamburg.

2012 Organized a conference on Japanese Cities in Global Context with colleagues from the Trico and support from a Mellon Tri-Co Seed Grant, Lee Frank Lecture Fund at Swarthmore, East Asian Studies Department at Haverford, Center for Visual Culture, Japanese Section of Modern Languages and Literatures at Swarthmore, Growth and Structure of Cities Program, Provost’s office and the Deans Office.


2011 Organized a conference on Port Cities: The Interdependencies of Global Shipping Networks and Urban Transformation of Port Cities at the Hamburg Museum with support from the HafenCity University Hamburg, the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation and the Bund Deutscher Architekten Hamburg.

11/2008 Organized a conference on Port Cities and Networking in Local and Global Contexts, with support from the Center for Social Sciences, the Center for Visual Culture, a Mellon Tri-Co Seed Grant, Middle Eastern Studies Program, Growth and Structure of Cities Program, and the Deans Office

2001 Organized a colloquium on “The Rebuilding of Japan’s Bombed Cities. A Comparative Analysis” at Bryn Mawr College

2000 Organized symposium on “Japanese Cities and Architecture” at Bryn Mawr College Community Activities 2019- Appointed leader of the Leiden Delft Erasmus (LDE) PortCityFutures research group 2018- Elected Vice President of International Planning History Society (IPHS) 2017- Appointed Member Career Development Committee 26.3.2018 Moderator for event ArgusxBNA: Future Professions in Architecture at TU Delft. 3/2018 Member NWO VIDI Committee 6.9.2017 Moderator: Argus Exhibition Opening and Book Launch 6.2017 Moderator The Night of Philosophy organized by Argus at HNI 2017 Jury member A.A.P 15.2.2017 Moderator for event ArgusxBNA: Future Professions in Architecture at TU Delft. 2016- Leader Leiden-Delft-Erasmus (LDE) Center for Metropolis and Mainport 2016- Leader Leiden-Delft-Erasmus (LDE) Center for Heritage and Global Development:

Heritage and Environment 2-6/2016 Member, Search Committee, Architecture Theory, TU Delft 2-6/2016 Member, Search Committee, Landscape Architecture, TU Delft 3-5/2016 Member, Search Committee, Chaire Institut Horta, ULB, Brussels 2-3/2016 Member, Search Committee Architectural History, Universita di Trento 2015- Interim Chair, Architecture Theory 8/2014- Leader Design & History Research Group 11.1.2016 Commentator Benno Premsela Lecture 2015, Speaker Benjamin Bratton UCSan

Diego http://bennopremselalezing2015.hetnieuweinstituut.nl/

9.17.2015 Commentary during Finissage: Floriade Trash and Treasures artist talk at Amsterdam Amstelpark

4/2015- Leadership, Exhibition Group at TU Delft. Project “Take a Seat – Host a Chair” 12/2014 Moderator Werkgroep Stedengeschiedenis, TU Delft, Architectuur en Geschiedenis

(Prix de Rome 2014) 10/2014 Moderator Atlas of the Functional City Symposium, Het Nieuwe Instituut, Rotterdam 6/2013-14 Chair, Growth and Structure of Cities Department 2012- Elected Member, Nominations Committee. 2010-12 Member, Graduate Council 2010/11 Flexner Lecture, Humanities Advisory Committee and Flexner Host Committee 2010 Member, Sub-Working Group on Master's Programs 2009- Member, Steering Committee “360-Program” for Bryn Mawr 2009-10 Co-Director Center for International Studies


2008 Member, Advisory Board for the Conference on Women’s Education in Celebration of Bryn Mawr College’s 125th Anniversary

2009-10 Elected Member of the Ad Hoc Committee on Globalization in Higher Education 2008- Member, Center for International Studies, Steering Committee 2008-11 Member, Committee on Faculty Awards and Grants Fall 2008 Participant in the Teaching Learning Initiative 2007 Faculty participant in the Summer Mellon Program 2007-10 Helped raise funding from Tri-Co Provosts for continuation of International Faculty

Group. (http://www.cs.brynmawr.edu/ifg/) 2006/07 Acting chair, Program in Growth and Structure of Cities, Bryn Mawr College 2006/07 Participant in the Peer-led chairs initiative 2005- Founding Member, Steering Committee Member of International Faculty Group. Spring 05 Acting chair, Program in Growth and Structure of Cities, Bryn Mawr College 2005 Member of CFO Search Committee and Mellon Minority Fellow Search Committee 2000 - 05 Member of Graduate Council 2003 Participated in fund raising activities in New York City for Bryn Mawr College 2002 Participated in fund raising activities for Bryn Mawr College’s “Challenging

Women” campaign 2002 Participated in fund raising activities in New York City for Bryn Mawr College 2000 Member of "Building Committee" at Bryn Mawr College Editorial work 3-4/1991 Academic advisor for a special number of the Italian magazine Abitare work on Le

città anseatiche e il confine cancellato, n° 298 July/August 1991, assistant to the editor for the conception of a preparatory trip through North Germany; accompanying the editor during the trip; translator

6/1990 - 2/1991 Main editor and main catalogue author for an exhibition on the international urban planning competition Hauptstadt Berlin 1957/58 for the Berlinische Galerie in the Martin-Gropius-Bau, Berlin

2015- Series Editor: Inaugural Speeches in the Built Environment: Global and Contextualised (http://books.bk.tudelft.nl/index.php/press/catalog/book/431)

Vol 1. Herman van Bergeijk: Van Lohuizen & Van Eesteren Partners in Planning and Education at TH Delft, BK Open, 2015 Vol 2. Abidin Kusno: Gunawan Tjahjono & Josef Prijotomo: Postcolonial Traditionality, BK Open, 2017 Vol 3. Evelien van Es, Van den Broek & Bakema: Vigorous protagonists of a functionalist architecture at the TH Delft, BK Open, 2018

2019- Series Editor: International Planning History Series https://books.bk.tudelft.nl/index.php/press/catalog/series/SIPH 2019- Series Co-Editor: CPCL Series https://books.bk.tudelft.nl/index.php/press/catalog/series/CPCL


Educational activity Master Thesis Co-Supervision TU Delft 2020:

- Lukas Hoeller 2018:

- Klaas de Jong - Karishma Asarporta - Xiangwei Shi, Interpretable Deep Visual Place Recognition

8/2014 Master class T.O.P. Noordrand, Brussels 10/1998 Preparation for and leadership of a study trip for German architects through Japan 10/1997 Preparation for and leadership of a study trip for German architects through Japan Recent PHD Supervision/Committee Membership Emily Bereskin (Bryn Mawr 2012), Promotor Annette Kuhk (Leuven 2014), Committee Member Armelle LeMouellic (Grenoble 2015), Committee Member Raphael Languillon-Aussel (Lyon 2015), Committee Member Stefan Koller (TU Delft 2015), Committee Member Victor Sanz (Madrid 2016), Committee Member Dirk Koppenol (Erasmus 2016), Committee Member Cathelijne Nuijsink (UPenn 2016), Committee Member Inge Bobbink (TU Delft, 2016), Committee Member Kim Zweerink (TU Delft, 2017) Committee Member Els Leclerq (TU Delft, 2018), Committee Member Yuting Tai (TU Delft, 2018) Committee Member Gil Doron (TU Delft, 2018) Committee Member Jorge Hernandez (TU Delft, 2018) Committee Member Nurul Azlan (TU Delft, 2018) Committee Member Edith Chezel (Grenoble, 2018) Committee Member Taylor Stone (TU Delft, 2019) Committee Member Dieter Bruggeman (Ghent, 2019) Committee Member Jean-Francois Lejeune (TU Delft 16.5.2019), Promotor Azadeh Mashayeki (TU Delft 16.9.2019) Committee Member Mohamed Seyed Sedighi (TU Delft 13.1.2020) Committee Member Claire Pelgrims (Fac. d’Architecture La Cambre-Horta, ULB, 24.2.2020), Committee Member Deborah Hauptmann (TU Delft), Promotor Phoebus Panigyrakis (TU Delft) Gabriel Schwake (TU Delft) Paolo De Martino (TU Delft) Li Lu (TU Delft) Fatma Tanis (TU Delft) Rezvan Sarkosh (TU Delft) Elmira Jafari (TU Delft) Kaiyi Zhu (TU Delft) Penglin Zhu (TU Delft) John Hanna (TU Delft) Stephan Hauser (TU Delft)


Gül Akturk (TU Delft) Thomas van den Brinck (TU Delft) Jury Participation Habilitation Dr. Nathalie Roseau, Université Paris Est – Ecole des Ponts ParisTech, 24 June 2019 Dr. Paul Landauer, Université de Paris-Est, 9. Oct. 2019 Dr. Bénédicte Grosjean, Université de Lille, 11 Dec. 2019 Professional activity 1983-89 Conservation and transformation of the Röperhof, a traditional farm building,

protected as an architectural monument into a local cultural center 1985 Architectural drawings of a traditional rural building the Scheune Meyer, for the

Hamburger Denkmalschutzamt department of architectural monuments Lectures given as an invited speaker On Water Heritage 15.9.2019, Adaptive Strategies for Water Heritage, Heritage and Environment Conference in Krakow (with Tino Mager) -On: Cruise shipping 15.7.2018 “魅力ある港湾都市のあり方～海外の港湾都市と横浜の比較～”Invited lecture at the Pre-forum: Re-evaluating the City from Life and Cultural Perspectives Programme: 歴史を生か

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る～Yokohama Port Memorial Hall 24.7.2018 Transforming old port cities for the cruise ship industry: Socio-Economical implications of urban revitalization projects, presentation at Kyoto Womens University Introductory comments on Japan 9.2.2018 Meiji at 150, Built Japan: Environment, City, and Empire, Vancouver -on: The Global Petroleumscape 30.11.2108 Oil Spaces, Politecnico di Milano, Mantua 24.11.2018 Oil Spaces, TU Dresden 3-4.5.2018 Oil Spaces, Keynote Finnish Urban History Association Helsinki, 3-4 May, http://www.kaupunkitutkimuksenpaivat.net/ktp2018/keynotes-2018/carola-hein-oil-spaces-the-global-petroleumscape-in-the-rotterdam-the-hague-area/ 23.3.2018 Oil Spaces: The Global Petroleumscape in the Rotterdam/The Hague area, ASCA UVA Amsterdam, 15.2.2018 Oil Spaces: Les espaces du pétrole dans l’Europe du Nord-Ouest, Seminare du Groupe Transversale: Inventer Le Grand Paris, - on: Japanese City Planning in Global Context


26.4.2018 UVA Amsterdam 28.10/2016 Tokyo University, Tokyo - on: European ports and port cities 27.10/2016 Hiroshima - Tatami: Floormat, Building Block, Lifestyle 20.9.2016 Het Nieuwe Instituut, Rotterdam - Greater Tokyo 19.2.2016 Ecole des Ponts ParisTech – AMUR (Mastère Spécialisé Aménagement et Maîtrise d’Ouvrage Urbaine - Port Cities: Dynamic landscapes and global networks 27.5.2015 Marinescape Forum Piraeus - Border Crossings in Planning History: Foreign ideas and their implementation in Japanese cities since the mid-19th century 26.5.2015 Duisburg University, IN-EAST School of Advanced Studies of the University of Duisburg-Essen - Temporalities of the Port City, 19.5.2015 Opening Lecture IGK, TU Berlin - Crossing Boundaries: The Global Exchange of Planning Ideas 2/2015 ÖGFA (Österreichische Gesellschaft für Architektur) Wien

- Architectural histories of the Vanna Venturi House 8/2013 TU Delft - Rockefeller, Oil Money, and the City: From Williamsburg to Caracas to New York 4/2011 Columbia City Seminar, New York - The Architecture of Postwar Japanese Identity: Hiroshima and Tokyo 6/2013 Università di Bologna 4/2008 University of California, Berkeley - The Architecture of Oil/Global Landscapes of Oil 20.7.2017 Federico II, Naples 11.9.2015 MIT, Cambridge 11/2014 Macintosh School of Architecture, Glasgow 5/2014 Architectural League of New York/Columbia University, 5KL: The Five Thousand

Pound Life: The Energy Issue (Part 7) Recorded May 10, 2014 https://vimeo.com/103143562.

3/2012 Northeastern University 10/2011 TU Berlin 11/2008 Main Line Night, Bryn Mawr 6/2008 Forschungsstelle für Zeitgeschichte, Universität Hamburg


- on : Polycentricity in Europe and the development of Tallinn, Warsaw and Budapest 7/2007 Center for Metropolitan Studies, Berlin - Brussels and the polycentric European capital 4/2006 Columbia City Seminar, New York 6/2005 Cercle Gaullois, Brussels 6/2005 Bruxelles: siège majeur de l’Union Européenne

Capitale de qui? Ville de qui? Presentation in Brussels at the colloquium "Perspectives urbaines d’une capitale européenne" June 28

- European capitals of culture 6/2007 Private Universität Witten Herdecke, - Brussels and the EU presence 2/2010 Temple University, Philadelphia 7/2007 HafenCity University, Hamburg 6/2005 Pour un deuxième pôle de développement européen sur l’axe ferroviaire Bruxelles

aéroport, Presentation in Brussels at the colloquium "Perspectives urbaines d’une capitale européenne" June 28

- Hiroshima: The atomic bomb and Kenzo Tange´s Peace Memorial 2/2008 University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia 10/2003 Bryn Mawr, Visual Culture Seminar 3/2002 The Temple Hoyne Buell Center for the Study of American Architecture, Spring

2002 Lecture Series, March 4 - Fires, Earthquakes, Modernization and Air Strikes--The Destuction and Revival of

Japan´s Cities 5/2002 MIT, Boston, Massachusetts. Lecture Series "The Resilient City"

http://web.mit.edu/mitworld/content/resilientcity/ http://resilientcity.mit.edu - Design Competitions 11/2001 Bryn Mawr, Visual Culture Seminar - Various aspects of the life and work of Maurice Rotival in Europe Africa, North- and

South-America 10/2012 Erie, Jefferson Educational Society 2/1995 Paris, Société Française des Architectes 4/1994 Miami, University of Miami, School of Architecture 3/1994 Brussels, Institut Supérieur d'Urbanisme et de Rénovation Urbaine - Various aspects of planning the capital of the European Community 3/1999 Bryn Mawr, Bryn Mawr College 3/1999 Miami, University of Miami, School of Architecture 12/1996 Tokyo, Science University


10/1996 Boston, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University 2/1996 Tokyo, Center for Urban Studies, Tokyo Metropolitan University 3/1995 Brussels, Institut Supérieur d’Architecture de l'Etat, La Cambre 2/1995 Brussels, Institut Supérieur d'Urbanisme et de Rénovation Urbaine 2/1995 Paris, Ecole d'Architecture Paris-Tolbiac - Brussels: the multiple capital 7/2004 Dortmund, Fachgebiet Europäische Raumplanung, Universität Dortmund - Urban Planning in Japan 1/2007 Washington, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars 9/2001 Delaware, University of Delaware 11/2000 Bryn Mawr, Visual Culture Seminar 10/1996 Brussels, Institut Supérieur d'Urbanisme et de Rénovation Urbaine - History of the City 5/1999 Tsukuba, University of Tsukuba 4/1999 Tsukuba, University of Tsukuba - Japanese Urban Planning and Its German Roots (with Prof. Yorifusa Ishida) 3/1998 Tokyo, Ostasiengesellschaft (OAG) - Various aspects of historical and current plans for Berlin as capital city 22.11.18 Noon, ABA, Berlinische Galerie 9/1998 Tokyo, Society for the Promotion of Housing 4/1998 Tokyo, Science University 7/1997 Tokyo, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESC) 4/1997 Tokyo, Tokyo Study Group in Comparative Urban History 12/1996 Tokyo, Science University 1/1996 Tokyo, Center for Urban Studies, Tokyo Metropolitan University, 3/1994 Stavanger und Bergen, Architectural Associations and University 2/1994 Paris, Ecole d'Architecture Paris-Tolbiac 5/1993 Oslo, Goethe-Institut 3/1993 Brussels, Institut Supérieur d'Urbanisme et de Rénovation Urbaine 1/1993 Miami, University of Miami, School of Architecture 4/1992 Oslo, Institutt for Arkeologi, Kunsthistorie og Numismatikk 3/1991 Rotterdam, Academie van Bouwkunst - Hans Scharoun as an urbanist 10/1993 Berlin, Akademie der Künste - The suburbs of Paris 12/1993 Hamburg, Hochschule für bildende Künste Other 9/21/2005 Radio Interview: John Batchelor Show


3/29/2018 Podcast 119 – Petroculture Doubleheader (feat. Carola Hein, Rebecca Babcock & Jason Lagapa) http://culturesofenergy.com/119-petroculture-doubleheader-feat-carola-hein-rebecca-babcock-jason-lagapa/ 2019 The Beam Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/how-to-build-sustainable-cities-of-the-future/id1478615794?i=1000455241226 Films by AIVP, http://www.aivp.org/en/ What to do with Philly’s polluted refinery site? https://whyy.org/episodes/what-to-do-with-phillys-polluted-refinery-site/ Conference presentations and refereed papers 26.9.19 Creating desires—The potentials of the virtual mediation of future planning (with

Tino Mager, Berlin 5.-7.6.19 Session Chair: Governance: Open and Co-constructed port cities. AIVP conference

in Riga. 31.5-1.6.19 “Port city culture and resilience” in session “La governance nella relazione Porto-

Città: un confronto internazionale”, RETE conference Una Governace Collaborativa per la relazione Porto-Città, Naples.

27-29.5.19 Adaptive Strategies for Water Heritage: Past, Present, Future, International Conference: Water as Heritage, Taiwan http://www.water-as-heritage2019.org.tw/.

18-22.4.19 Beyond Digitizing: Artificial Intelligence and Heritage Research, SAH, Saint Paul 17.4.19 Digital Technologies for Documentation, Conservation and Dissemination: From 3D

Scans to 3D prints in Arts and Built Heritage (with Tino Mager), Mauritshuis 15-18.7.18 Multiple panels, papers and roundtable contributions at the IPHS Yokohama

conference: Chair for the Panel: “The Global Petroleumscape in East Asia;” Papers given: “Global Petroleumscape, Spatial and Represented: A Tool for Understanding Planning Practice” Papers; Kazumasa Iwamoto and Carola Hein, “Cross-Cultural Engineering: The Role of Dutch Civil Engineering in Modern Port Planning in Japan (1870s-1890s);” Carola Hein, “Translating the Idioms of Japanese Planning: The City Planning Act of 1919 as seen from a European and North American perspective;” Yanchen Sun, Carola Hein and Kun Song “Planning Modern Cities in China: Regulations of Concessions in Tianjin (1860-1945);” Carola Hein “Nishiyama Uzō: Leading Japanese Planner and Theorist”; Roundtable on Planning History Handbook, with Ian Morley: Planning History Education.

25.6.18 Beyond Oil: Designing the Transition. Presentation in Workshop: Labex Urban Futures Network: “City and Energy”, Paris

16.6.18 Oil Spaces: The Global Petroleumscape in the Rotterdam/The Hague area Presentation in Roundtable Roundtable: Beyond Instrumentality: Environmental Histories of Architecture, EAHN Tallinn

14.6.18 Port City Futures, presentation at the workshop Landscapes, Labor, Logistics at IUAV.

11-14.6.18 Rapporteur, 16th conference of the Association International Ville Port (AIVP) meeting, Quebec (Parallel Session 3; Visit Workshop 3: – Training, learning, creativity: my education Next Generation)

26.11.17 “Cross-cultural exchanges “Machinaka=Sumai” Culture : Thinking about the dilemma of Kobe urban planning 異文化交流と＜まちなか＝住まい＞文化の可能性～計


画都市・神戸のジレンマを越えて～ Presentation at Workshop in Shin-Nataga 25.11.17 Book launch and workshop: Nishiyama Uzō no kōsōkeikaku-ron o kataru (西山夕n

三の構想計画論を語る) 23-24.11.17 (with Fatma Tanis) “Narratives and Identity Creation in Izmir since the 18th

Century: A Case Study in Port City Culture Formation” conference on Port Cities and Migration in the Modern Era” Gotheborg University

22-24.11.17 (with Fatma Tanis and Herman van Bergeijk) “Planning Manuals as Tools for Modernization and Nation Building: The circulation of ideas through German-speaking architects and urban planners in Turkey, 1923-1950

(with Tino Mager and Beate Löffler) “Artificial Intelligence as a Game-changing Tool of Analysis”. The Tools of the Architect – European Architectural History Network’s fifth thematic conference, TU Delft / Het Nieuwe Instituut, Delft / Rotterdam.

6-7.11.17 (with Tino Mager) “Big Data and Heritage Research – Deep Learning as a meaningful Tool towards a postcolonial History of Architecture” Big Data on Human and Social Sciences – History, Issues and Challenges, Instituto de História Contemporânea, Lisbon, Portugal, 6-7 November 2017.

29.10-1.11.17 Discussant at the Urban Innovation Summit, Lindy Institute, Drexel University, http://drexel.edu/lindyinstitute/initiatives/urban-strategy-summit/

26-30.10.17 Session Organizer: Writing Planning History for the Future – Education, Global Comparisons, and the Planning Imaginary and paper presentation “Translating the Idioms of Japanese Planning” Session Organizer: The Global Petroleumscape: Spatializing the Impact of Physical and Financial Oil Flows and their Depiction and paper presention “The Palimpsestic Petroleumscape of the Dutch Randstad” “Stonorov’s Europe-based Neighborhood Transformation” paper presentation, SACRPH Cleveland

25-28.10.17 (with Paolo de Martino) “Architecture and Urbanism Beyond Oil: Designing the transition in Rotterdam and Dunkirk” conference “Beyond Oil” Spacelab, Bergen, https://spacelab.b.uib.no/conference-beyond-oil/

14.9.17 Commentator: Humanités numériques et histoire du Grand Paris Le digital au service de l'histoire des métropoles? Labex Week 2017

7-9.9.17 (with Fatma Tanis and Paolo de Martino) “Narratives and Identity Creation in Izmir since the 18th century: A case study of in port city culture formation” AISU Naples http://www.storiaurbana.org/images/Napoli2017/programmi_pdf/170905bis/Programma_AISU_2017_web.pdf

1.9.17 “Transnational Urbanism” paper in workshop on Urbanisation, Migration, Regeneration in past and present, IRS Berlin

28.8.-1.9. 17 “The Spatial Nexus of Globalization: Heritage Buildings and Cruise Ship Tourism” in session: Geographies of cruise tourism: Navigating the field(s) of inquiry (1) RGS-IBG Annual International Conference 2017, http://conference.rgs.org/AC2017/ae00a1c1-cb26-44c3-b81e-ae4a65ff1b21

30.8.-1.9.17 (with Beate Löffler, Victor de Boer, Jan van Gemert, Tino Mager, Dirk Schubert, Carola Hein) “The ArchiMediaL Project: Opening up the Architectural Heritage in Repositories and Image Databases” Interdisciplinary Conference on Digital Cultural Heritage (DCH 2017), Berlin, http://dch2017.net/

28.7.17 “Global Landscapes of Oil” Environmental Histories of Architecture, LMU Muenchen


19.7.17 Presentation on Port Cities in PhD Seminar, Naples Meets Rotterdam, Federico II, Naples

29-30.6.17 ”Communities of Port-City interests: yesterday, today, tomorrow” Presentation AIVP Days, Le Havre, http://www.aivp.org/lehavre2017/en/

29-30.3.16 (with Beate Loeffler) Paper presentation The ArchiMediaL Project: A Post-Colonial Approach to Hermeneutic Research and Education in Urban History using Repositories and Image DBs Conference: Digital Encounters with Cultural Heritage, Dresden

1.12.16 Participation in Roundtable Expositions et Musées métropolitains at the Conference Inventer le Grand Paris, held at the Ecole Nationale Superdieure d’Architecture de Paris-Belleville

5.10.16 Discussant in Session on Planning Strategies and written contribution to the AIVP 2016 conference in Rotterdam on the topic: Designing Transformation: The Port of Rotterdam and the Petroleumscape of the Randstad http://www.citiesandports2016.aivp.org/IMG/pdf/rot_carolahein_contributionok.pdf

8/25/16 European Seaport Cultures, Co-organizer of three sessions, European Association of Urban Historians (EAUH) Helsinki, Sept. 24-27th

17-21.7/16 Convener and multiple interventions at IPHS 2016 5.6.16 The Randstad Landscape of Oil, World History Association (WHA) conference,

Ghent, July 2-5 2016 4-6.4.16 “Gifting Oil: The Global Architectural Philanthropy of John D. Rockefeller Father

and Son,” Presentation at SAH Pasadena 2016, https://sah.conference-services.net/programme.asp?conferenceID=4574&action=prog_categories

3/16/16 Dezentralisierung in der japanischen Stadtplanung – das Beispiel Tokyo. Laboratorium Stadt: Innovationen in Europa und Ostasien, In-East School of Advanced Studies bpb (Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung)

11/7/15 Rewriting Planning History, Chair and convener of session at SACRPH, Los Angeles 6/23/15 Port cities: Dynamic landscapes and global networks, paper Workshop Water

Heritage, conference Water History 2015, TU Delft 5/2015 Neighbourhood and Small Town: The Foundation for Urban Transformation in

Japan, paper at IIAS-TU Delft Seminar on Urban Asia 1/2015 Identity and transformation of harbour landscapes, paper at the symposium Heritage

and Regional Identity, organized by Francia Media, Centre for Global Heritage and Development and CLUE Research Institute

11/2014 Architecture and the Cold War: The Case of the Hauptstadt Berlin Competition, paper at the conference on ‘Bakema and the Open Society’ organized by the Jaap Bakema Study Centre together with Het Nieuwe Instituut and TU Delft

10/2014 Getting Published, Roundtable as representative of Planning Perspectives; The Transnational Turn in Urban History, Roundtable; Dissertation Workshop. Urban History Association (UHA) Philadelphia, Oct. 9-11th

9/2014 Disaster and Rebuilding in Modern Port Cities, Co-organizer of two sessions, European Association of Urban Historians (EAUH) Lisbon, Sept. 3-6th

7/2014 Port Cityscapes: Dynamic Perspectives on the Port-City Interface Roundtable AESOP Utrecht, July 9-12th

3/2014 The Global Exchange of Planning Ideas: Some introductory thoughts and a call for collaboration. paper for the conference ‘Transnational Cities. Past into Present’, University of New Mexico, March 28-29, 2014

3/2014 Port City Networks since the 19th Century, paper at the World History Association


Symposium on World Cities in History in Barcelona (March 26-28). 3/2014 Discussant for the session The Changing Relationship of Ports and Port Cities II at

the Conference Seaports in Transition. Global Change and the Role of Seaports since the 1950s organized by the Forschungsstelle für Zeitgeschichte, Hamburg University (March 13-15)

11/2013 Port Cityspaces: Town and Harbour development in the global context, paper at the International Conference Urban Economics, part and historic cities, Split.

10/2013 Transnational Urbanism and Second-Tier Planners from the 1940s-1960s Conference session co-organizer and char; Chair; MoMA and the Translation of European-Style Community Development to the US, Paper; Post-War Berlin East and West: Show-window of the Cold War, Roundtable Presentation; Getting Published, Presentation on Getting Published for the journal Planning Perspectives; all at the conference of the Society for American Regional and Planning History (SACRPH) in Toronto.

8/2013 Big ships on the horizon and social and spatial fragmentation at home – port cities as emblematic places of urban transformation; Co-organizer of session at RC21 Berlin.

4/2013 Port Cityscapes: Dynamic Perspectives on the Port-City-Waterfront Interface, co-organizer and co-chair of four sessions and discussant; Japanese Cities in Global Context, co-organizer and co-chair of two sessions; at the American Association of Geographers (AAG) in Los Angeles.

1/2013 Philadelphia and Hamburg: Global networks and urban transformation, Paper at the conference Global Gateways, Local Dead-Ends? The Transformation of Port Cities between Blockade and Mobilization at the Amerikazentrum.

10/2012 Port Cities: Spaces of Cosmopolitanism and Migration, Session Organizer and Discussant and: Japanese Cities in Global Context: Urban Life and Public Space, Session Organizer and Discussant, Urban History Association (UHA), New York

6/2012 European Concepts—American Plans: Maurice Rotival, Edmund Bacon, James Marshall Miller, Paper for the Workshop “More Atlantic Crossings? Europe’s Role in an Entangled History of the Atlantic World, 1950s-1970s”, June 7-9, 2012, German Historical Institute (GHI), Washington

2/2012 Japanese Cities in Global Context, Co-Chair of the multiple sessions and paper at the American Association of Geographers (AAG) in New York

11/2011 Global networks and the Architecture of Port Cities, Paper for the Society for American City and Regional Planning History (SACRPH) in Baltimore

10/2011 Port Cityspaces: Town and Harbour Development in Global Context, Paper for the conference Urbanization to Modernism - Formation of Metropolitan Harbour and Commercial Districts, sponsored by the City of Hamburg.

8/2011 Petroleum Landscapes and Urban Form, Paper for the International Seminar on Urban Form (ISUF) in Montreal.

8/2011 Global Shipping Networks and the Japanese Built Environment, Paper for the European Association of Japanese Studies (EAJS) in Tallinn.

8/2011 “’Petroleumscapes’ Hamburg and Philadelphia” Paper for a conference sponsored by the HafenCity University Hamburg, the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation and the Bund Deutscher Architekten Hamburg.

4/2011 Global networks and the Architecture of Port Cities, Paper for the Society of Architectural Historians Conference (SAH) in New Orleans.

4/2011 Disaster and Rebuilding in Japan, Hagley Fellows: "Disaster! A Conference on


Catastrophes in History.” in Wilmington, DE. 8/2010 Port City Networks: Morphological Development and Networked Transformation.

Paper at the 17th Annual Conference of the International Seminar on Urban Form (ISUF) in Hamburg.

7/2010 Hamburg's waterfront redevelopment in the context of historic trading networks and the exchange of planning ideas, Paper at the International Planning History Society (IPHS) conference in Istanbul.

6/2010 Port Cities and Global Networks, Paper at the 6th Annual Conference of the Transatlantic Graduate Research Program (TGK) Berlin - New York on "Interdisciplinary Transatlantic Perspectives on the Metropolis"

10/2009 Orienting Europe: Capitals of Culture – from the Ruhr to the Bosphorus: A Roundtable Round Table Participation at the German Studies Association (GSA) conference in Washington.

7/2009 Organization and Introduction to the conference Grand Paris et développement durable, Paris, IEA.

3/2009 Développement métropolitain durable: état des débats presentation at the conference Paris Métropoles en miroir. L’Ile de France comme région métropolitaine. Paris, IEA.

3/2009 City and War. Foreign Influences, the Pacific War, and the Japanese City between 1937 and 1945, New York University, Front to Rear Conference.

1/2009 Hamburg's waterfront redevelopment in the context of historic trading networks and the exchange of planning ideas paper for the Paper for the American Historical Association (AHA) meeting in New York.

9/2008 Istanbul 2010: a new dimensions for the decentralized and opportunistic capital of Europe, paper for the “Orienting Istanbul. Cultural Capital of Europe? interdisciplinary conference at Berkeley.

8/2008 Co-convener for the session “Port Cities: Social, Cultural, and Built Repositories of Globalization and Networking in the 19th and 20th Century” European Association of Urban Historians (EAUH) in Lyon.

6/2008 Paris et Tokyo, une confrontation de l’organisation du territoire, paper for the conference “Paris Métropoles en miroir. L’ile de France comme région métropolitaine” at the Institut d’Études Avancées, Paris

4/2008 Global Petroleum Networks and the Transformation of the Built Environment paper for the AAG conference in Boston

6/2007 Planning Cultures and the Quest for a Capital of Europe Paper for the conference “Planning Cultures in Europe” organized by the HafenCity University Hamburg.

4/2007 Machi (Neighborhood and Small Town): The foundation for Urban Transformation in Contemporary Japan, paper for the Small Cities Conference at the Center for Middletown Studies, Ball State University, Muncie.

4/2007 Maurice Rotival and Edmund Bacon: Fighting a war for better cities in New Haven and Philadelphia, 1940-70, Paper for the Society of Architectural Historians Conference (SAH) in Pittsburgh.

12/2006 Brussels, Capital of Europe, in the Context of International Capitals. An Analysis of Brussels’ Unique Capital Status as Part of a Polycentric Headquarters System in Comparative Perspective. Paper for the Interuniversity & International Colloquium on Brussels and Europe in Brussels.


10/2006 Participant in the Third German-American Frontiers of Humanities (GAFOH) meeting organized by the Alexander von Humboldt Stiftung and the American Philosophical Society (APS) in Philadelphia.

8/2006 The polycentric EU capital and European city networks. Paper for the European Association of Urban Historians (EAUH) in Stockholm.

1/2006 Maurice Rotival—transnational planning at the conjunction of personal, national and international forces. Paper for the American Historical Association (AHA) meeting in Philadelphia.

7/2005 The future development of Tallinn, Warsaw, and Budapest as part of the polycentric EU headquarters' network. Paper for the Association of European Schools of Planning (AESOP) conference in Vienna.

4/2005 The Polycentric EU Headquarters Network and the 2004 Enlargement. Paper for the conference Rethinking European Spaces: Territory, Borders, Governance, Royal Holloway, University of London (21.-22 April).

7/2004 Brussels, the headquarters city of the European Union – a new capital paradigm? Paper given at the conference of the International Planning History Society (IPHS) in Barcelona.

7/2004 Participation in Round Table – Transporting Planning: On Native Aspirations and the Diffusion and Transformation of Models at the at the conference of the International Planning History Society (IPHS) in Barcelona.

3/2004 The Emergence of a Polycentric Capital City in the European Union, paper given at the American Association of Geographers (AAG) meeting in Philadelphia.

8/2003 The European Union in Brussels paper given at the ACSP-AESOP (American Collegiate Schools of Planning- Association of European Schools of Planning) Third joint congress in Leuven.

11/2002 Rebuilding Japan's Bombed Cities, paper given at the conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP) in Baltimore.

7/2002 Toshikeikaku and Machizukuri in Japanese Urban Planning, paper given at the International Planning History Society (IPHS) conference in London

11/2001 Discussant for the panel Rethinking Metropolis: Localism, Globalism and Europeanization of the Western European City at the conference of the American Anthropological Association (AAA) in Washington D.C.

11/2001 Opening the Black Box: The Exchange of Planning Ideas Between Japan and the "West" paper given at the conference of the Society for American City and Regional Planning History (SACRPH) in Philadelphia.

10/2001 Organizer and chair of a symposium on The Rebuilding of Japan´s Bombed Cities at Bryn Mawr College, paper given on Capital Reconstruction:Envisioning Tokyo and Berlin.

8/2001 Toshikeikaku and Machizukuri in Japanese Urban Planning: The Reconstruction of Inner City Neighborhoods in Kobe, paper for the International Conference of Asia Scholars (ICAS) in Berlin.

11/2000 Organizer and chair of a symposium on Japanese Cities and Architecture at Bryn Mawr College, paper given on Planning Visionaries and Visions in Japan.

11/2000 Community Building in Japan - and the Lessons to be Learnt From It paper given at the conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP) in Atlanta.

10/2000 Land Development for the Modern Metropolis, paper given at a symposium on Architecture and Modern Japan, at Columbia University.


8/2000 Maurice Rotival and his "organic planning theory" paper given at the conference of the European Association of Urban Historians (EAUH) in Berlin.

8/2000 Maurice Rotival and the International Exchange of Planning Ideas, paper given at the conference of the International Planning History Society (IPHS) in Helsinki.

8/2000 Co-convener with Professor Philippe Pelletier, University of Lyon 2, of the section 1 (Urban and Environmental Studies) of the conference of the European Association for Japanese Studies (EAJS) in Lahti/Finland on the topic Autonomy and Decentralization - Myth or Reality?

6/2000 Competition Cultures - Germany and Japan, presentation at the conference of the Society of Architectural Historians (SAH) in Miami.

12/1999 The Capital of Europe, presentation at a conference on capital cities in Amsterdam. 11/1999 The reality of the European capitals, paper given at the conference of the Society for

American City and Regional Planning History (SACRPH) in Washington. 6/1999 Paper given on Modern Architecture and the Japanese City, in the Symposium on the

History of Modern Japanese Architecture in a World Perspective in Tokyo (June 25th-27th, 1999).

12/1998 Paper for the conference on the "Import of Planning Ideas" in Beirut on the topic of "Japan and the Transformation of Planning Ideas."

11/1998 Co-organizer and co-chair with Prof. Yorifusa Ishida of a workshop on The rebuilding of Japanese cities after World War II a comparative approach, Presentation of a paper on Town planning visions in Germany and Japan - The rebuilding of Tokyo and Berlin after W.W.II, working paper printed in handout at the Conference of the City Planning Institute of Japan in Yamagata.

10/1998 Cóng ji ge zhí mín di chéng shi kàn riben chéng shi gui huà si xiãng de yãn biàn Japan and the Transformation of Planning Ideas - some examples of colonial plans, presentation at the Conference on Modern History of Chinese Architecture printed in: Anthology of 98 International Conference on Modern History of Chinese Architecture, Taiyuan, 5-8.10.1998.

7/1998 Organizer and chair of a session on the International Transmission of Planning Ideas presentation of a paper on Japan and the Transformation of Planning Ideas - some examples of colonial plans, at the conference of the International Planning History Society in Sydney, paper printed the proceedings entitled 20th century urban planning experience.

6/1998 The reconstruction of Tokyo after WWII, presentation at the conference of the International Conference of Asia Scholars (ICAS) in Noordwijkerhout.

4/1998 Uzou Nishiyama - the "godfather" of Japanese housing and planning, presentation at the conference of the Society of Architectural Historians in Los Angeles, abstract printed in the proceedings.

12/1997 Participation on invitation to the colloquium "City Words" in Paris, organised by the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) and the UNESCO, paper presented together with Professor Yorifusa Ishida on Machi and Toshi - city divisions in Japan.

8/1997 Planning Visions After World War II, Japanese Traditions and Western Influences, presentation at the conference of the European Association of Japanese studies (EAJS) in Budapest, summary printed in the Bulletin of the European Association for Japanese Studies n 46, October 1997.

12/1996 Participation on invitation at the Chiba University Symposium on Urban Crisis and Survival of Cities, presentation of a paper on Urban Planning of the Capital of


Germany: Berlin - Anachronism in the Age of New Media, paper printed in Japanese in the conference proceedings.

10/1996 Visions et réalité de la capitale de l’Europe, presentation at the conference of the International Planning History Society (IPHS) in Thessaloniki, printed in the proceedings of the International Planning History Society entitled The Planning of Capital Cities.

4/1995 French Planning Doctrine applied to Latin America, paper for the conference of the Society for Architectural Historians (SAH) in Seattle.

4/1994 Maurice Rotival's Plans for Caracas, presentation at the conference of the Society for Architectural Historians (SAH) in Philadelphia, abstract printed in the proceedings

10/1991 Participation on invitation to the colloquium Wohin mit der Mitte?, organized by the Historische Kommission zu Berlin, contribution to the ensuing book publication.

Professional/Academic Affiliations since: 2017- Global Urban History Project (GUHP) 2016- Global Architecture History Teaching Collaborative (GAHTC) 2016- European Architectural History Network (EAHN) 2010-12 International Seminar on Urban Form (ISUF) 2009- German Studies Association (GSA) 2008- Council for European Studies at Columbia University (CES) 2007- American Historical Association (AHA) 2007- Gesellschaft für Stadtgeschichte und Urbanisierungsforschung ev. (GSU) 1997- Town Planning Institute of Japan 1994- Society for American City and Regional Planning History (SACRPH) 1994- International Planning History Society (IPHS) 1994- European Association for Japanese Studies (EAJS) 1993- Society of Architectural Historians (SAH) Board member: e-journal Brussels Studies, 2006- Journal of Urban History, 2007- Urban History Association Board Member 2010-2012, 2016-2018 Society for American City and Regional Planning History 2013- Research Coordinator, Center for Global Heritage and Development 2015- Journal of European Landscapes (JEL) 2016- Editorship: Asia Book Review Editor, Journal of Urban History (JUH), 2010- H-Urban Editorial Board Member 2010-2016 Associate Editor, Planning Perspectives 2011-12 Editor for the Americas, Planning Perspectives 2012-14 IPHS Section Editor, Planning Perspectives 2015- PortusPlus, Online Magazine 2013-, Editor section Port Cultures 2015-, Main Editor 2019- Co-Editor, European Journal of Creative Practices in Cities and Landscapes (CPCL) 2018- Co-Editor, CPCL Book Series 2019-


Editor for Urban Planning Additional Service to the Profession: Reviewer for numerous scientific journals and book publishers Guest Editor for SAGE OPEN Fellowship Committee Member, Council for European Studies at Columbia University, 2008 Committee Member for the IPHS Best Article Prize 2008, 2010, 2018 Committee Member for the East Asia Planning History (EAPH) Best Article Prize 2010, 2012 Committee Member Kenneth Jackson Award for Best Book in North American Urban History

2012 Committee Member for the UHA/Sage Graduate Student Paper Competition, 2012, 2014 Program Committee Member, SACRPH, Toronto 2013 Convener, IPHS 2016 in Delft Languages German mother tongue English fluently spoken, written and read French fluently spoken, written and read Japanese fluently spoken and read, written Italian spoken, written and read Spanish spoken, written and read Dutch fluently spoken, read and understood, basic writing

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