Nader Ardalan: Shams-i-Tabrizi Mausoleum in Khoy, Iran

Speaker Series

Nader Ardalan: Shams-i-Tabrizi Mausoleum in Khoy, Iran

April 9, 2022
Architecture, Culture, and Spirituality Forum Kenan Institute for Ethics, Duke University Institute for Public Knowledge, New York University
Co-sponsored by the Architecture, Culture, and Spirituality Forum, the Kenan Institute for Ethics at Duke University, the Institute for Public Knowledge at New York University, and the Center on Modernity in Transition.

Speaker

Nader Ardalan

Nader Ardalan

Architect

Nader Ardalan is an architect with a long and distinguished international career in the fields of planning, architecture, and historic preservation. His work and research reflect his particular concern for cultural and ecological aspects of architecture. He has previously held positions at Harvard, MIT, Yale, and Tehran University and is the co-author, with Laleh Bakhtiar, of The Sense of Unity: The Sufi Tradition in Persian Architecture. He serves on the Board of Directors of the Architecture, Culture, and Spirituality Forum.

Panelists

Maryam Eskandari

Maryam Eskandari

MIIM Designs

Maryam Eskandari is the founder of MIIM Designs. She has taught at Harvard University, Boston Architectural College, and California State Polytechnic University, Pomona.

Tammy Gaber

Tammy Gaber

Laurentian University

Tammy Gaber is Assistant Professor at the School of Architecture at Laurentian University in Ontario, Canada.

Bruce Lawrence

Bruce Lawrence

Duke University

Bruce Lawrence is Nancy and Jeffrey Marcus Humanities Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Religion at Duke University.

Gary J. Coates

Gary J. Coates

Kansas State University

Gary J. Coates is Professor of Architecture at Kansas State University and an Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Distinguished Professor.

Moderator

Thomas Fisher

Thomas Fisher

University of Minnesota

Thomas Fisher is a Professor in the School of Architecture, Director of the Minnesota Design Center, and former Dean of the College of Design at the University of Minnesota. A graduate of Cornell University in architecture and Case Western Reserve University in intellectual history, he was the Editorial Director of Progressive Architecture magazine and was recognized in 2005 as one of the nation’s most published architecture writers, having written 12 books, over 60 book chapters, and over 450 journal articles.

Previous
Previous

Religious Influences on Post-War Liberalism

Next
Next

Brigitte Shim: Congregation Bet Ha'am Synagogue in South Portland, Maine