When’s the last time architectural history was hot and popular? And why should you look at the first ever special collection from the journal Architectural History? Read my little blog post ….
.@HoratioJoyce is guest editor for SAHGB's Special Collection of articles on ‘The New History of the American Renaissance’. Read his blog post to find out why in the 1970s architectural history was how many Americans came to reflect on their national past...
A huge congratulations to @HoratioJoyce for organising the highlight of 2021’s Architectural History - “the new history of the American Renaissance”. A terrific achievement - can’t wait to read this! And beautiful illustrations. @TheSAHGB#architecture#history#renaissance#art
NEW from Architectural History with @TheSAHGB
A Special Collection of articles on 'The New History of the American Renaissance', guest-edited by @HoratioJoyce.
Free to read on Cambridge Core now: https://t.co/XGM5LvnkkJ
#americanrenaissance#architecture
Take a look at our Special Collection on 'The New History of the American Renaissance' guest edited by @HoratioJoyce and *free* to read now at @cambUP_History
.@HoratioJoyce is guest editor for SAHGB's Special Collection of articles on ‘The New History of the American Renaissance’. Read his blog post to find out why in the 1970s architectural history was how many Americans came to reflect on their national past...
Something to look forward to at the @CenterForArch in 2022! Four Teams to Explore New Dynamics of Living for Upcoming Exhibition, Reset: Towards a New Commons - Center for Architecture https://t.co/uL5jBPMPfX
Excited to announce the cover of the forthcoming special collection I guest edited for ��Architectural History’, journal of @TheSAHGB and @cambUP_History! Authors: Richard Guy Wilson, Patricia Ricci, Keith Morgan, Laura Jenkins, Katherine Solomonson, & Daniel Immerwahr
Useful architectural history!! As we begin (re)exploring wooden architecture to combat climate change this online collection of historical catalogs, brochures, trade publications, and more will be helpful https://t.co/p31XKl52FN
I wrote this little piece for @DrawingMatter on a wonderful new McKim, Mead & White drawing in their collection, now republished with a lively correspondence between Neil Jackson and myself https://t.co/xTU1HdxFfm
We're thrilled to be hosting a roundtable on Decolonizing Architectural History for #EAHN2021! Convened by @IntrWr and @beech_nick, they'll be joined by some brilliant scholars who will give pan-European perspectives on colonial and imperial legacies. https://t.co/flIqHRIkQh
Helmut Jahn died today, the Chicago-based architect behind the Mansueto Library Reading Room @UChicago among many other projects https://t.co/ldJkL4t6Zj
What can an architect’s archive tell us about US imperial expansion in the nineteenth century? Come hear my talk “Alexander Jackson Davis and the American West” this Friday! Session starts at 10am EST. Info and free registration here - https://t.co/BD3oiC8daA