Constructing transport architecture in West Africa. A multi-scalar history of materialities, territories and actors (CTRAAF)

Interior(ized) Frontiers. Spatializing colonial housing politics and domestic cultures in the former Dutch East Indies through a mobilization of the 'colonial archive’

ArchHiv. An Archeology of Aids in Paris. Spaces, memories and viral sequences around the former Hôpital Claude Bernard.

Architecture (de)mobilized: (Digital) explorations of the Belgian military building site.

Belgium builds (1918-1969). Strategies, networks and discourses in/on the production of Belgian State architecture

Borders, Mobilities and Landscapes. Mapping railway infrastructure in (post)colonial Africa

Building in Print. The Production of Architecture in 'Little Magazines' in Flanders and the Netherlands, 1918-1940.

Bureaucracy and Discourse in Everyday Architecture, 1930-1970: An Introduction

City, architecture and colonial space in Matadi en Lubumbashi, Congo. A historical analysis from a translocal perspective

Construction History, Above and Beyond. What History Can Do for Construction History

Mapping the Invisible City. Spatial Manifestations of sub-Saharan African Diaspora in the mid-size city in Europe (the case of Belgium).

“Tout le Congo est un chantier”. Re-assessing Congo’s architectural history from 1918 till 1975 through a construction history approach

Urban landscapes of colonial/postcolonial health care. Towards a spatial mapping of the performance of hospital infrastructure in Kinshasa, Mbandaka and Kisangani (DR Congo) from past to present (1920-2014)

Writing and drawing the coexisting landscapes of Nanhai in the Pearl River Delta, from empire to People’s Republic.