FTI Extends Call for Abstracts for 2026 World Congress

FTI Extends Call for Abstracts for 2026 World Congress
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Date: 3 February 2026

The Facade Tectonics Institute has extended the abstract submission deadline to March 1, 2026, inviting global voices to help shape its most ambitious World Congress yet.

The Facade Tectonics Institute (FTI) announced a one-month extension of the Call for Abstracts for the FTI 2026 World Congress, with a new deadline of March 1, 2026. The biennial event will take place September 28 – October 2, 2026, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in partnership with Carnegie Mellon University.

FTI has already received a strong response from researchers, practitioners, and industry leaders worldwide, reflecting diverse perspectives and innovative approaches. With this extension, FTI aims to encourage additional contributions and broaden the global dialogue around façade performance, resilience, sustainability, materials, systems, and the future of the built environment.

All submissions will undergo FTI’s rigorous peer-review process, co-chaired by Omar Khan and Sophie Pennetier, supported by an international committee of leading academics and professionals.

Omar Khan and Sophie Pennetier

In parallel, registration for the 2026 World Congress is now open, with early bird rates available for a limited time. The program will feature technical sessions, keynote presentations, hands-on workshops at Carnegie Mellon University, exclusive facility tours—including TAKTL and Phipps Conservatory—and extensive networking opportunities across academia, design, engineering, and industry.

Abstract submission deadline: March 1, 2026
Early registration is now available

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