Welfare State Projections. - 'Paulista Architecture and Ambivalent Modernity: Brazilian Dictatorship and National Representation in Osaka, 1970' by Victor Próspero (University of São Paulo, Princeton University) - 'Western-based or Decolonized Welfare Planning? Ulrik Plesner's Town Design for the Mahaweli Development Program in Sri Lanka, 1982-1987' by Dorian Bianco (Centre André Chastel, Sorbonne Université) - 'Architecture of the "Property State": Public Ownership of Land and the Production of the Mdoern Built Environment in Postindependence Singapore' by Jacob Meyers (Delft University of Technology) - 'Subverting the University Archive: A Decolonial Revision of Miesian Modernism' by Leen Katrib (University of Kentucky) Coloniality at Home - Dissecting the Colonial House' by Paoletta Holst (Ghent University) - 'Writing Domesticity: Historicizing Two Silenced Stories of Modernization by Iranian Women Writers' by Ehssan Hanif (Cornell University) - 'The Elephant in the Room: Sourcing the Planter's Chair' by Rachel Lee (Delft University of Technology) and Sarita Sundar (Hanno) - 'Haik-scape: An Urban "Fabric" to Unveil Eastern and Western Colonization of the Feminine Space and Intimacy in Algiers' by Yasmine Dahim and Cansu Curgen-Gurpinar (Loughborough University School of Architecture) Education as Mission. - 'Yarning and the Country Sphere: Modernity and Decolonising Architectural Education in Australia' by Michael Mossman, Genevieve Murray, Abraham Bradfield and Jennifer Barrett (University of Sydney) - 'Euclid in Ivory Coast: Architecture and Modern Education as Swiss Export, 1975-1976' by Sebastiaan Loosen (ETH Zurich) - 'Disentangling Modernity and Colonialism: The St. Joseph Mission School in Ngasobil, Senegal' by Alican Taylan (Cornell University) - '"What Holland Can Offer": Samuel van Embden and the Knowledge Exchange on University Campus Designs, 1947-1976' by Esther Gramsbergen and Yağız Söylev (Delft University of Technology) Neo-Colonial Practices - 'Town & City Properties: From Colonial Rubber Plantation to the World's Largest Property Developer' by Alistair Kefford (Leiden University) - 'OMA 199X: Neo-Avant-Garde and the Afterlives of the Development Era' by Romain David (Harvard University) - 'Planners Get Their Way - and Newry? The Persistence of Colonial Attitudes in the North of Ireland' by Colm mac Aoidh (Hasselt University) - 'Towards a Planetary History of Architecture: Notes from Golęczewo and Kamĩrĩĩthũ' by Kenny Cupers (University of Basel) Extraction Infrastructures - 'Sweetened Territories: The Umbgrove Commission and the Impact of the Dutch Colonial Sugar Industry on the Javanese Countryside, 1808-1930' by Sandro Armanda (KU Leuven) - '"Filling" and "Enactment" Drainage and Conservancy Schemes: Discourse of Contained Waters in Dacca, Colonial East Bengal' by Labib Hossain (Cornell University) - 'The Architect + The Farmer: Disentangling Expertise as a Mechanism of South Asian Migration' by Priyanka Sen (Cornell University) - 'Growing for Gold: Colonial Tree Planting on the Witwatersrand Goldfields, 1892-1923' by Serah Calitz (Delft University of Technology) Heritage Stories, moderated by Eytan Mann - 'Monument of Public Memory: Rereading the Uganda National Cultural Centre and Theatre' by Anna Kintsurashvili (Independent Scholar) - 'Reassessing the Architectural Heritage of Banda Aceh: Colonial Legacies and Modernist Narratives' by Azhiemi Iqbal (Umeå University) - 'Redrawing Narratives of Modernist Architecture in India: A Tryst in the Courtroom' by Elizabeth Thomas and Neelakantan Keshavan (Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad) - 'Reframing the Indian-Modern Vision: Post the Colossal Loss of the Hall of Nations and Other Modern Icons that Wait Their End' by Shruti Hussain (Independent Scholar) Archiving Ethics - '"The Good, the Bad and the Ugly": Colonial Hybridities in the gta Archive Collections' by Irina Davidovici and Sabine Straüli (gta Archive, ETH Zurich) - 'In (Dis)Use: Nigerian Modernism in Retrospect' by Abdullah Ogunsetan (Omi Collective, University of Lagos) - 'Against Colonial Architectural Logic: Reading "Unformalization" from Archives of Formalization' by Kuukuwa Manful (Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Michigan) - 'Digging and Processing: Addressing Archival Justice in Global South Research' by Hannah le Roux (Sheffield University) and Nokubekezela Mchunu (Independent Scholar)