PAPERS PUBLISHED
Escobar, N. “Urbanismo Reparativo: Deshaciendo el legado urbanistico blanco, patriarcal, y clasista con mujeres migrantes en Chile,” Arte y memoria, Volumen 8, Universidad de Zaragoza y Universidad de Ibagué, forthcoming 2024.
Escobar, N. “Foreign Bodies: Mapping Urban Experiences with Racialized Immigrant Settler and Refugee Women to Disrupt Exclusionary Spatial Systems,” The Journal of the Society for the Study of Architecture in Canada 48, no. 1, forthcoming 2024.
Escobar, N. “Undoing White Settler Designed Cities: Mapping with Racialized Immigrant and Refugee Women in Canada,” ACSA 112th Annual Meeting: Disrupters on the Edge Proceedings, Vancouver, 2024.
Escobar, N. “Dismantling Symbolic Violence: The Critical Conservation of Plantation Architecture,” RAIC-CCUSA 2021 Summit on Architecture Conference Proceedings, 2022.
Escobar, N., Dorsey, R. (eds.). Oblique: Antiracist Conservation Practices and Discourses, Vol. 4, Fall 2022.
Domínguez, S. Angela R., Fernández, J., Escobar, N. “Architecture of the Scape: Thermal Assessment of Refugee Shelter Design in the Extreme Climates of Jordan, Afghanistan and South Sudan,” Journal of Building Engineering, Vol. 42, (2021).
Escobar, N. “Anthropophagic Phenomenology: Encounter at Lina Bo’s SESC Pompeia Cultural and Leisure Center,” in The New Urban Condition: Architecture and the City in the 21st Century, edited by Tom Avermaete, Leandro Medrano, Luiz Recamán, 202-2015. New York: Routledge, 2021.
PAPERS PRESENTED
Escobar, N. “Undoing White Settler Designed Cities: The Agency of Mapping with Immigrant and Refugee Women in Canada,” ACSA 112th Annual Meeting: Disrupters on the Edge, Vancouver, 2024.
Escobar, N. “Undoing White Settler Designed Cities: The Agency of Mapping with Immigrant and Refugee Women in Canada,” SSAC-SEAC, Calgary, 2023.
Escobar, N. “Foreign Bodies: Mapping the Urban Experiences of Immigrant Women,” SSAC-SEAC, Montreal, Canada, 2022.
Escobar, N. “Towards Equity in Architectural Research and Practice,” CAFE Capital, Canadian Forum on Architectural Education, Azrieli School of A&U, Ottawa, Canada, 2022,
Escobar, N. “Dismantling Symbolic Violence: The Critical Conservation of Plantation Architecture,” RAIC-CCUSA Online Conference, 2021.
Escobar, N., “The Subversive Conservation Works of Lina Bo: Questioning Eurocentric Design Practices and Canons,” Northeastern University College of Arts, Media, and Design, Cambridge, MA, US, 2021.
·Escobar, N., “Intersectional Architecture: Race, Gender, and Social Class in Brazil” Lecture at the graduate course AUH5869-1: Teoria e crítica contemporânea da arquitetura e urbanismo, Faculdade de Arquitetura e Urbanismo de São Paulo, 2019.
BUILT WORK
Community Gardens and Gathering Space at 255 Donald St. Ottawa (in progress)
GRANTS
Carleton University SSHRC Development Grant (2023-2024)
Inter-American Development Bank Sponsorship (2021-2022)
Carleton University International Research Seed Grant (2021-2022)