Society of Architectural Historians Announces Publication of SAH Data Project Report

” Architectural History in the United States: Findings and Trends in Higher Education is the first in-depth, data-driven study designed to assess the health of the field of architectural history at institutions of higher education in the United States. ”

For…[Read more]

Society of Architectural Historians Announces Publication of SAH Data Project Report

” Architectural History in the United States: Findings and Trends in Higher Education is the first in-depth, data-driven study designed to assess the health of the field of architectural history at institutions of higher education in the United States. ”

For…[Read more]

Norman Foster’s talk on climate change with the US Climate Envoy John Kerry. 11/3.

(Norman Foster’s comments and suggestions might shed light on some critical issues in climate change from a historical perspective in architecture.).

For more, please: https://unece.org/housing/events/unfccc-cop26-climate-breakfast, last accessed on 1…[Read more]

Norman Foster’s talk on climate change with the US Climate Envoy John Kerry. 11/3.

(Norman Foster’s comments and suggestions might shed light on some critical issues in climate change from a historical perspective in architecture.).

For more, please: https://unece.org/housing/events/unfccc-cop26-climate-breakfast, last accessed on 1…[Read more]

FIRST 500 Press Release follows (and attached):

FIRST 500, A Global Initiative Documenting the Achievements of Black Women Architects, Launches Official Website

The website and digital archive will raise awareness about Black women architects and their accomplishments, provide resources for students, practitioners and aspiring architects,…[Read more]

FIRST 500 Press Release follows (and attached):

FIRST 500, A Global Initiative Documenting the Achievements of Black Women Architects, Launches Official Website

The website and digital archive will raise awareness about Black women architects and their accomplishments, provide resources for students, practitioners and aspiring architects, and…[Read more]

Greetings, many of you have seen and completed this survey about member interests. We are learning that many of you would like to gain intellectual community, talk about ways to incorporate climate change into your history teaching, and participate in workshops or panels.  We are looking at a virtual event Mid-November, perhaps starting with a r…[Read more]

Emerging Professionals Zoom Member Meetup with SAH Board and Staff on October 26
 

The President of the Society of Architectural Historians, Victoria Young, and the SAH staff invite members who are emerging scholars/professionals in architectural history and adjacent fields to a meetup on Tuesday, October 26, at 12 pm CDT / 1:00 pm EST, to…[Read more]

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Interior Provocations Symposium 2022: On Edge

Every year, current events affect the directions of research and culture, but the influence of the events of this year can not be overstated. Who can not say that the past almost two years have not left them “on edge” in some way?

The fifth annual Interior Provocations sym…[Read more]

BEAT X Women [RE]Build: Book Launch & Roundtable Discussion — BEAT (beatoronto.com)
Thursday, October 14, 2021 6:30 PM  8:00 PM ZOOM Webinar:

BEAT is thrilled to host a virtual roundtable and book launch for Women [RE]Build: Stories, Polemics, Futures. Women [Re]Build was inspired by the organizing activities of a group of women architecture stu…[Read more]

I recently published an article as part of a special collection in Architectural History, journal of the SAHGB, focused on French-style interiors during the so-called American Renaissance. The issue is available online from Cambridge University Press and free to read until 28th February 2022:…[Read more]