Publications

Architectural History

The Society's principal publication is Architectural History. Published each autumn, this is one of the world's leading periodicals in the field. The architecture of the British Isles has always been one of the particular strengths of the journal, but there are no geographical or chronological limits to its range, which continues to expand. All issues of Architectural History from three or more years ago are available for consultation on-line through JSTOR through subscribing institutions. All members receive the journal.

The 2007 issue is now out. Subjects include natural history and architecture in the nineteenth century; Renaissance architecture in England; vernacular architecture in nineteenth-century Canada; Flemish Revival architecture in Belgium; Gilbert Scott in Oxford and C. R. Ashbee in Jerusalem; architecture and history around 1900; and studies of Modernist domestic architecture by Leslie Martin and Stirling & Gowan. Authors include Barry Bergdoll, Elizabeth McKellar, Louise Campbell and Mark Crinson.

Click here to find out how to send an article to Architectural History and for Contributors' Notes.

For back issues, please contact the Publications Officer (details on the Contact Us page of the site).

Click here to find out how to search and locate articles in Architectural History.

Symposium Papers

The SAHGB has an annual symposium, papers from which are often subsequently published.

Please return to the website shortly for details of published Symposium papers, which can be ordered online.

Society Newsletter

The Society's Newsletter is printed three times each year. This is a key source for information about the Society's activities and those in the field of architectural history more generally. It also includes book reviews. Items for possible inclusion should be sent to newsletter@sahgb.org.uk while books for review should be sent to the Reviews Editor, Kathryn Morrison (email reviewseditor@sahgb.org.uk for details).

Download current newsletter. (Please note: this is a large PDF file).