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17th Annual International Conference of the Architectural Humanities Research Association Hosted by the Architecture, Culture and Tectonics Research  Group, Department of Architecture and Built Environment, University of  NottinghamGiven the ongoing developments around Covid-19, the organizing committee decided to host the AHRA 2020 Housing and the City conference online only.Given the changes to our lives brought about by the current Covid19  pandemic, a short additional call for papers for this year’s AHRA  International Conference, Housing and the City, has been announced.CallHousing and the City After the PandemicThe primary question asked by the original AHRA 2020 conference call  was this: what does it mean to be at home in the city in the  twenty-first century? As the world continues to fight the rapid spread  of Covid19, we might not yet be in a position to substantively rethink  this question, let alone to predict a new urban reality of segregation  and containment. However, this call for papers invites you to reflect  and speculate on how the effects of the pandemic will shape our lives,  how it challenges our conception of the home and the city, how it  affects the complex relationships between the individual and the  collective, the public and the private, how it might affect the dynamism  of the urban.The conference organizers invite contributions in the form of  individual papers or roundtable discussions, as well as submissions in a  range of media, for example film, artwork or photography, that reflect  and speculate on how the pandemic will shape our urban lives into the  future.InformationExpressions of interest should take the form of an abstract of 300 words, be submitted via the conference website, by 30 June 2020.You can find more information about the conference and submit your abstract at the conference webpage.This call for papers can be downloaded here.