The issue features eight articles, twenty book reviews, and a special collection of tributes to the late Howard Burns.

The Second Annual Mark Girouard Symposium Since 1980, studies of the historiography of architectural history, as well as the institutional and cultural frameworks within which it is situated, have g...

SAHGB - IHR Seminar Speaker: Caspar Pearson

To encourage new and unpublished entrants to the field of architectural history, the Society's Essay Medal (popularly known as 'the Hawksmoor') is awarded annually to the author of the best essay subm...

To encourage new and unpublished entrants to the field of architectural history, the Society's Essay Medal (popularly known as 'the Hawksmoor') is awarded annually to the author of the best essay subm...

Professor Saint had a distinguished career as one of the most pre-eminent architectural historians of his generation. His scholarship was extensive and included studies of individual architects, explo...

The shortlists for two of the most important prizes in architectural history – the Alice Davis Hitchcock Medallion and the Colvin Prize – have been revealed.

A day exploring the medieval close of Lincoln Cathedral, including insights by experts undertaking new dendrochronology research, and exclusive access to buildings not open to the public.

Throughout the year, the society hosts numerous hybrid seminars, face-to-face visits and study days.

The Society can only sustain its charitable mission with active fundraising. We are considering an overseas Tour to Barcelona in October 2026, recognising its UNESCO designation of City of Architectur...

We are proud to announce the Spring 2025 recipients of the SAHGB’s Research and Publication Grants. Awardees demonstrate the incredible scope of work celebrated by the Society.

This two-day SAHGB conference, supported by Docomomo-International and Docomomo-Scotland, will explore the idea of ‘future heritage’.

The Architectural Historian is a biannual magazine published by the Society of Architectural Historians of Great Britain (SAHGB). Currently edited by Hiba Alobaydi, a British-Iraqi historian, research...

Celebrating the quality of architectural-historical research produced by colleagues in heritage and conservation practice, as private consultants or on behalf of Non-Governmental Organisations, public...

Throughout the year, the society hosts numerous hybrid seminars, face-to-face visits and study days.

The Honorary Treasurer is an ex officio member of the Board of Trustees of the Society of Architectural Historians of Great Britain (SAHGB). They are responsible for transacting the financial busine...

The Board of Trustees of the Society of Architectural Historians of Great Britain (SAHGB) are seeking a new Chair to replace Dr Elizabeth Darling whose term of office ends at the next AGM in late 2025...

This two-day SAHGB conference, supported by Docomomo-International and Docomomo-Scotland, will explore the idea of ‘future heritage’.

Convened and chaired by: Tanvir Hasan Guest speakers: Tom Foxall, Niall McLaughlin, Ingrid Schroder, and Amin Taha