Covered with a stunning floral inlay and Quranic inscriptions, the Taj Mahal is renowned for the story of love that lies at its creation. Or at least it used to be. From architectural historian Ashley: bit.ly/3vzRcd9 #architecture #India

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Writing about the iconic Eileen Gray this month for JSTOR Daily.

Paul Revere Williams was the first African American architect licensed in the state of California and the first African American architect to become a member of the AIA. He was also a versatile designer who understood his clients’ ambitions. bit.ly/48giJNQ #architecture

SAH member Krista Reimer talks about her career path as a landscape architect, her work on the SAH Contingent Faculty Committee, and more in our #memberstories interview. sah.org/publications-a…

Registration is open for the #SAH2024 Annual International Conference in Albuquerque! Join us April 17–21 to learn about research in the field, build relationships, tour local architecture, and much more. sah.org/2024/registrat…

📅 📢 Booking is now open for our Futurism in Progress symposium on 20 February 2024, an exciting exploration of Futurist notions of progress through a series of fascinating papers by established academics and early career researchers.

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Starting 2024 off right by talking about Brutalism.

What someone really needs to write is the gossip's guide to architects. Like, I need to know who had beef with who to makes sense of half the stuff I'm reading.

Recognizing Denise Scott Brown’s work is necessary for understanding American #architecture in the second half of the twentieth century. From architectural historian Ashley: bit.ly/3ReWdP7 #architecture

Writing about the brilliant Denise Scott Brown.

White Center, by Wassily Kandinsky, 1921, 📸 by Mark Blinch

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Postcards from a stroll last night through downtown SF. Illuminated flair as urban design? Column to follow

SAH invites session proposals for the 2025 Annual International Conference in Atlanta. We're adding another FULL DAY of sessions in 2025—more opportunities to participate! Submit your proposal by January 17. sah.org/conferences-an…

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LAST CALL for Method Acts submissions! Graduate students & emerging scholars are invited to submit a proposal to present on new and reconsidered research methods. sah.org/conferences-an…

They may have torn it down but its spirit lives on.

The call for sessions for the SAH 2025 Annual International Conference in Atlanta, Georgia (April 30–May 4) is open! Submit a proposal by January 17. sah.org/conferences-an…

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