1. Discipline

  2. Instruments

    Zeynep Çelik Alexander, John J. May

    What would it mean today for architecture to take technics seriously as a site for historical and philosophical reflection?

  3. Evidence + Narrative in Architectural History

    Daniel M. Abramson, Zeynep Çelik Alexander, Michael Osman

    How do architectural historians use evidence and narrative? How can reconsideration of these lead to new histories, other evidence, counter-narratives, and re-imagined agencies?

  4. Writing Architectural History: Evidence and Narrative in the Twenty-First Century

    Daniel M. Abramson, Zeynep Çelik Alexander, Michael Osman, Peter Minosh, Edward Eigen, Meredith TenHoor, Albert Narath, Lucia Allais, Forrest Meggers, Lauren Jacobi, Laila Seewang, Paul B. Jaskot, Ivo van der Graaff, Roy Kozlovsky, Lukasz Stanek, Andrew Herscher, Janna Israel, M. Ijlal Muzaffar, Anooradha Iyer Siddiqi, Ayala Levin, Lisa Haber-Thomson, Erik Carver, Timothy Hyde

    New
  5. Aggregate Peer Review Statement

    Aggregate Architectural History Collaborative

  6. Stakes of the Unbuilt

    (Peer-reviewed)

    Daniel M. Abramson

  7. Notes on Architectural Persons

    (Peer-reviewed)

    Timothy Hyde

  8. Neurons and Signifiers

    Zeynep Çelik Alexander

  9. Matter

  10. The Destruction of Cultural Heritage: From Napoléon to ISIS

    Pamela Karimi, Nasser Rabbat

    This dossier of original essays examines the demolition of monuments in the Middle East from the Napoléonic era to the present. The authors describe the impact of obliterating architecture on our psyches, cultures, philosophies, and historiographies. Tracing the mediatiz...

  11. The Destruction of Cultural Heritage: Project Description

    Pamela Karimi, Nasser Rabbat

  12. The Demise and Afterlife of Artifacts

    (Peer-reviewed)

    Pamela Karimi, Nasser Rabbat

  13. Exhibition and Erasure/Art and Politics

    (Peer-reviewed)

    Annabel Wharton

  14. Memento Mauri: The Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba

    (Peer-reviewed)

    Michele Lamprakos

  15. DNA Damage: Violence Against Buildings

    (Peer-reviewed)

    Sussan Babaie

  16. Iconoclasm beyond Negation: Globalization and Image Production in Mosul

    (Peer-reviewed)

    Thomas Stubblefield

  17. Artfare: Aesthetic Profiling from Napoléon to Neoliberalism

    Kirsten Scheid

  18. The Thing We Love(d): Little Girls, Inanimate Objects, and the Violence of a System

    (Peer-reviewed)

    Talinn Grigor

  19. Modernity as Perpetual War or Perpetual Peace?

    (Peer-reviewed)

    Esra Akcan

  20. Appendix: A Selection of News Articles on the Destruction of Cultural Heritage in the Middle East

    Pamela Karimi

  21. Toxics

    Meredith TenHoor, Jessica Varner

    What does the history of toxics reveal about the history of architecture, and what can the history of architecture contribute to histories of toxics? By narrating histories of materials that so often evade our consciousness, governance, and control, we can understand the ...

    Active
  22. Mattering Toxics and Making Toxics Matter in Architecture and Landscape Histories

    Meredith TenHoor, Jessica Varner

    New
  23. Workers’ Bodies and Plywood Production: The Pathological Power of a Hybrid Material

    (Peer-reviewed)

    Janet Ore

    New
  24. Unknowing Wastelands in Noah Purifoy’s Desert Art Museum

    (Peer-reviewed)

    Lisa Uddin

    New
  25. Women in the Scrap Heap: Tetanus, Scrap Metals, and Women’s Labor in the Era of the World Wars

    (Peer-reviewed)

    Peter H. Christensen

    New
  26. Toxics Call for Work

    Meredith TenHoor, Jessica Varner

  27. Banking, Botany, and Bibliothéconomie: On the Science of Keeping the Books

    (Peer-reviewed)

    Edward Eigen

  28. Mammoths, Inc.: Nature, Architecture, and the Debt, Part 1

    (Peer-reviewed)

    Arindam Dutta

  29. Mammoths, Inc.: Nature, Architecture, and the Debt, Part 2

    (Peer-reviewed)

    Arindam Dutta

  30. Walking as Knowing and Interfering

    (Peer-reviewed)

    Endre Dányi

  31. Response to “The Transformations of Giulio Romano”

    Cammy Brothers

  32. The Transformations of Giulio Romano: Palazzo Stati Maccarani

    (Peer-reviewed)

    Mark Rakatansky

  33. Further Reading/Viewing: Walking as Knowing and Interfering

    Endre Dányi

  34. Plots

  35. Resource Histories

    Jonathan Massey, Meredith TenHoor

    What new questions and methods emerge when architectural history engages resources such as energy, capital, information, and expertise? Resource Histories explores how an architectural participation in systems, infrastructures, and practices shape governmentality and biop...

  36. Resource Histories Symposium

    Jonathan Massey, Meredith TenHoor

  37. Just-So Stories in Real Estate History, or, How the Apartment Tower Got Its Glass Skin

    (Peer-reviewed)

    Sara Stevens

  38. Black Lives Matter

    Meredith TenHoor, Jonathan Massey

    Inspired by the scholars, activists, and everyday citizens who spoke out, marched, and protested against police killings of African-Americans, we present this collection of short essays that put Black lives at the center of our thinking about architecture and its history.

  39. Introduction: Black Lives Matter

    Jonathan Massey, Meredith TenHoor, Sben Korsh

  40. Is “Justice Architecture” Just?

    Raphael Sperry

  41. Schools and Prisons

    Amber Wiley

  42. Fair Policing for the Fair City?

    Caitlin Cahill, Brett G. Stoudt, María Elena Torre, Jose Lopez, Researchers for Fair Policing

  43. Defensible Space and the Open Society

    Joy Knoblauch

  44. Designing the Great Migration

    James D. Graham, Michael Abrahamson

  45. The Invisible Brother with a Brick

    Brian Goldstein

  46. Race, Planning, and the American City

    Joseph Heathcott

  47. The Rights to the Suburb

    Dianne Harris

  48. Air and the Politics of Resistance

    Derek R. Ford

  49. Black Spaces Matter

    Charles L. Davis II

  50. Toward a Black Formalism

    Darell W. Fields

  51. Farming the Revolution

    Mike Carriere, Antoine Carter, Fidel Verdin

  52. Valuing Black Lives Means Changing Curricula

    Héctor Tarrido-Picart

  53. Black Lives Matter Call for Work

    Meredith TenHoor, Jonathan Massey

  54. Indigenous Knowledge and the Decolonization of Architectural Pasts and Futures

    Andrew Herscher, Ana María León, Ayala Levin, Meredith TenHoor

    How can architectural historians responsibly engage Indigenous knowledge in their research and pedagogy?

  55. On Collaborations: Feminist Architectural Histories of Migration

    Anooradha Iyer Siddiqi, Rachel Lee

    "On Collaborations: Feminist Architectural Histories of Migration" is the third installment of a multisited collection of articles and essays that takes migration as the central concept and historical event behind a set of feminist histories. Excerpts from each contributi...

    New
  56. On Collaborations: Feminist Architectural Histories of Migration

    (Peer-reviewed)

    Anooradha Iyer Siddiqi, Rachel Lee

    New
  57. Working Women and Architectural Work: Hong Kong 1945–1985

    (Peer-reviewed)

    Eunice Seng

    New
  58. Spatial Practices of Dissidence: Identity, Fragmentary Archives, and the Austrian Resistance in Exile, 1938–1945

    (Peer-reviewed)

    S. E. Eisterer

    New
  59. The Nail-House of the Sent-Down Girl: Exile and Migration in China’s Modern City

    (Peer-reviewed)

    Juan Du

    New
  60. Birthing, Borders, and Bodies: American Crossings

    (Peer-reviewed)

    Lori A. Brown

    New
  61. Enclosed Bodies: Locating Cerdá’s Urbanización within Federici’s History of Capitalism

    (Peer-reviewed)

    Ross Exo Adams

    New
  62. Margins, Diffractions, Collaborations: Feminist Architectural Histories of Migration

    Collaborative

    New
  63. Risk Design

    (Peer-reviewed)

    Jonathan Massey

  64. Risk Design Analytic Drawing

    Jonathan Massey, Andrew Weigand

  65. 30 St. Mary Axe Slideshow

    Jonathan Massey

  66. The Labor of Albert Kahn

    Claire Zimmerman

  67. Systems

  68. Governing by Design

    Daniel M. Abramson, Lucia Allais, Arindam Dutta, John Harwood, Timothy Hyde, Pamela Karimi, Jonathan Massey, M. Ijlal Muzaffar, Michael Osman, Meredith TenHoor

    How does change happen? Who authors design? How does architecture participate in modernization? How does architecture govern?

  69. Introduction to Governing by Design

    Daniel M. Abramson, Arindam Dutta, Timothy Hyde, Jonathan Massey

  70. Excerpts from Governing By Design

    Daniel M. Abramson, Lucia Allais, Arindam Dutta, John Harwood, Timothy Hyde, Pamela Karimi, Jonathan Massey, M. Ijlal Muzaffar, Michael Osman, Meredith TenHoor

  71. Reviews of Governing by Design

    Aggregate Architectural History Collaborative

  72. Architecture in Development: Systems and the Emergence of the Global South

    Arindam Dutta, Ateya Khorakiwala, Ayala Levin, Fabiola López-Durán, M. Ijlal Muzaffar

    Active
  73. Architecture in Development: Systems and the Emergence of the Global South

    Arindam Dutta, Ateya Khorakiwala, Ayala Levin, Fabiola López-Durán, M. Ijlal Muzaffar, Nikki Moore, Diana Martinez, Sebastiaan Loosen, Viviana d'Auria, Hilde Heynen, Ginger Nolan, Albert José-Antonio López, Felicity D. Scott, Melany Sun-Min Park, Manuel Shvartzberg Carrió, Farhan Karim, Olga Touloumi, Petros Phokaides, Martin Hershenzon, Burak Erdim, Panayiota Pyla, Konstantina Kalfa

    New
  74. Systems and the South: Architecture in Development

    Arindam Dutta, Ateya Khorakiwala, Ayala Levin, Fabiola López-Durán, M. Ijlal Muzaffar

  75. Introduction to Architecture in Development

    Arindam Dutta, Ateya Khorakiwala, Ayala Levin, Fabiola López-Durán, M. Ijlal Muzaffar

    New
  76. The Design of the Nubian Desert

    Lucia Allais

  77. McLuhan’s Environment: The End (and The Beginnings) of Architecture

    (Peer-reviewed)

    Larry D. Busbea

  78. 2013

  79. 2018

  80. 2014

  81. 2015

  82. 2016

  83. 2022

  84. 2017

  85. 2019

  86. Project Description

  87. Article

  88. Essay

  89. Supplemental Text

  90. Video

  91. Analytic Drawing

  92. Slideshow

  93. Excerpt

  94. Review

  95. Project