Navigating the Nexus of Relevance in Doctoral Research in Architecture

In the dynamic and ever-evolving field of architecture, the quest for relevance stands as a guiding beacon, illuminating paths that bridge theoretical exploration with practical application. The international conference “Relevance and Doctoral Research in Architecture,” under the auspices of Anglia Ruskin University, UK, and its distinguished journal archiDOCT, serves as a vibrant platform for this exploration. The conference has successfully congregated an eclectic mix of doctoral and post-doctoral researchers, early-career scholars, and esteemed research supervisors from across the globe, all united by a common pursuit: to delve into the core of ‘relevance’ both as a concept and as an actual value within current architectural research.