PARTICIPATIONS IN SCIENTIFIC EVENTS AND INVITED LECTURES

• Maximilian Hartmuth, "From Cairo’s Gezira Palace to the city hall of Sarajevo: Franz Pasha’s drawings collection at the University of Vienna rediscovered and contextualized" (Cairo, 2/2023)
• Maximilian Hartmuth, "Wiener Horizonte des österreichisch-ungarischen 'Kolonialstils' in Bosnien-Herzegowina [Institutskolloquium]" (Vienna, 1/2023)
• Maximilian Hartmuth, "From ‘Oriental’ to Orientalizing in New Russia” (Vienna, 11/2023)
• Maximilian Hartmuth "Novelty in times of disorder: Revisiting Vienna’s Armory Museum (1850-56) – style, audience, paradox" (Antwerp, 8/2022)
• Maximilian Hartmuth, "Habsburg Bosnia’s Ottoman inheritance: problems, approaches, sites" (Vienna, 7/2022)
• Ajla Bajramović, "Faking a fake: Shapes and meanings of the Behram Beg Mosque in Tuzla" (Córdoba, 7/2022)
• Maximilian Hartmuth, "The Habsburg makeover of an Ottoman mosque: Chronology and analysis of interventions at the Gazi Hüsrev Bey complex in Sarajevo, 1884-1898" (Vienna 6/2022)
• Ajla Bajramović, "Ottoman until proven otherwise: Mutations of the Behram-beg mosque in Tuzla (1540-2021)
• Ajla Bajramović, "Islamska arhitektura i orijentalizirajući stil u habsburškoj Bosni i Hercegovini" (Tuzla, 1/2021)
• Maximilian Hartmuth, "World's fairs as stages and instruments of artistic dissemination, taste-making, and network-building across the Christian-Muslim divide" (Vienna 6/2022)
• Maximilian Hartmuth, "The phenomenon of 'Oriental rooms' in Central European residences, museums, and exhibitions, ca. 1850 to ca. 1930 - Historicity, materiality, aesthetics" (London [online], 12/2021)
• Maximilian Hartmuth, "Railway imperialism and its structural legacies in the Balkans: Infrastructure as space-producing agent in Bosnia-Herzegovina since 1873/1878" (Regensburg 9/2021)
• Maximilian Hartmuth, "Furnishing a foreign home: Habsburg Sarajevo's Ottoman heritage coped with, appropriated, and displayed (Göttingen, [online], 12/2020)
• Maximilian Hartmuth, "Orientalizing architecture in northern Bosnia under Habsburg rule: Exaggerating alterity as a means of cohesion?" (Banja Luka, 6/2020, cancelled keynote lecture)
• Maximilian Hartmuth, "Which public, and whose aesthetics? Ruminations on the architectural design logics of public buildings in core and peripheral areas of the late Habsburg realm" (Vienna, 2/2020)
• Julia Rüdiger, "The aesthetics of architecture for higher education [in Habsburg Bosnia]" (Vienna, 2/2020)
• Caroline Jäger-Klein and Ajla Bajramović, "From Ottoman 'Konak' to Austro-Hungarian 'Amtshaus': The building history of the district and province administration dtructure of Travnik in Central Bosnia (Vienna, 2/2020)
• Maximilian Hartmuth, “Architekturnetzwerke zwischen Ägypten und Mitteleuropa um 1870: Repräsentationsbedürfnis als Katalysator transkontinentalen Kulturaustauschs” (Vienna, 11/2019)
• Maximilian Hartmuth, “Imperial knowledge production and hegemony-building in Bosnia-Herzegovina after 1878: actors, networks, institutions, media” (Vienna, 10/2019)
• Maximilian Hartmuth, “Inszenierungen an der Schwelle? Orientalisierende Bauten des späten 19. Jahrhunderts an der ehemaligen habsburgisch-osmanischen Grenze“ (Vienna, 10/2019)
• Maximilian Hartmuth, Julia Rüdiger & Ajla Bajramović, presentation of project to students of architecture from Banja Luka (Vienna, 10/2019)
• Ajla Bajramović, “‘Moorish’ city halls from the Habsburg period in northeast Bosnia” (Bochum, 7/2019)
• Maximilian Hartmuth, "The domical frontier: Architectural manifestations of political and cultural demarcations in the Balkans" (Budapest, 7/2019)
• Ajla Bajramović, “A  typological  analysis  of  the  madrasas  built  in  Bosnia and Herzegovina under Habsburg rule” (Budapest, 7/2019)
• Maximilian Hartmuth, “Der Ethnografische Pavillon des bosnisch-herzegowinischen Landesmuseums: “Altbosnische” Zimmer und orientalisierende Rahmenarchitektur“ (Vienna, 6/2019)
• Franziska Niemand, “Die Wiener Weltausstellung (1873) als Geschmacksverstärker? Fünf verlorene [orientalisierende] Interieurs im Spiegel der Text- und Bildquellen“ (Vienna, 6/2019)
• Julia Rüdiger, “Vienna as a multiplier of Moorish Revival: The view from Bosnia“ (Madrid, 5/2019)
• Maximilian Hartmuth, “Monumental Islamic architecture between Istanbul and Vienna”  (Vienna, 4/2019)
• Miroslav Malinović, “The Orientalizing architecture of Bosanska Krajina”  (Vienna, 4/2019)
• Ajla Bajramović, “A case of trial and error? Surveying the Habsburg-period architecture of northeastern Bosnia” (Vienna, 4/2019)
• Caroline Jäger-Klein, “Rebuilding Travnik’s Islamic infrastructure after the great fire of 1903: aspects of construction and design” (Vienna, 4/2019)
• Julia Rüdiger, “The ‘Oriental’ in the education of Austro-Hungarian architects” (Vienna, 4/2019)
• Maximilian Hartmuth, “Verkehr/Macht/Raum: Der Bahnhof von Bosnisch-Brod (1897) als Werk und Mittel“ (Vienna, 12/2018)
• Maximilian Hartmuth & Julia Rüdiger, project presentation at meeting of Arbeitskreis Österreichische Architektur des 19. und 20. Jahrhunderts (Vienna, 11/2018)
• Maximilian Hartmuth, “Exhibiting imperial space: Architectural design and mobility structures in Habsburg Bosnia” (Budapest, 10/2018)
• Maximilian Hartmuth, “From Hünkâr Câmii to Kaisermoschee: The architectural metamorphosis of a socio-religious complex in Sarajevo” (Strasbourg, 7/2018)
• Maximilian Hartmuth & Caroline Jäger-Klein & Julia Rüdiger, “Proximate Orientalism: Re-examining the architecture of Habsburg Bosnia” (Vienna, 3/2018)
• Maximilian Hartmuth, “Islamic architecture and Orientalizing style in Habsburg Bosnia: A case study of the school of Islamic law in Sarajevo” (Vienna, 7/2017)*
• Maximilian Hartmuth, “’Austro-Islamic architecture’ and ‘Moorish style’ in Habsburg Bosnia” (Zurich, 11/2016)*

* Presented during proposal review period, i.e., before official start of project in 2018.

MASTER THESES PRODUCED IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE PROJECT

• Franziska Niemand, "Orientalische" Architektur und fotografische Dokumentation der Wiener Weltausstellung 1873 (2019)
• Ajla Bajramović, Orientalizing architecture in Northeastern Bosnia under Habsburg Rule (1878-1918) (2021)
• Malka Dizdarević, Virtuelle Rekonstruktion des Bahnhofsgebäudes in Bosanski Brod (2022) 
• Mahir Kurtalić, Villa Kučukalić in Brčko: Symbol eines Umbruchs: Geschichte, Kontext und Neunutzung einer Habsburg-bosnischen Villa im orientalisierenden Stil (2002)