Connecting, Informing & Engaging Architectural History through SAHGB's Networks
The Society of Architectural Historians of Great Britain
Artform: Education
Event date: Fri, 1st May 2026
London
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Event Summary
A 2-hour workshop on the theme of challenges and opportunities in architectural history today. The workshop will comprise a series of lightning talks by network conveners and invited guests, brief workshops/brainstorming sessions, and cross-network collective conversations.
Event Description
The 'Looking Forward' workshop, which is co-organised by the SAHGB's Network Conveners and the Education and EDI Lead, seeks to turn this seemingly overwhelming, crisis-ridden moment into one of collaboration and care amongst architectural history scholars, students, researchers and practitioners. It will explore new research directions through a variety of lenses and create a forum in which voices and ideas from the EDI & ECR Networks can feed into the larger conversation of the SAHGB annual conversation, held in the evening of May 1st, following the workshop.
Event Overview
- Event Title: Connecting, Informing & Engaging Architectural History through SAHGB's Networks
- Type: Workshop
- Date: Fri, 1st May 2026
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Event: Connecting, Informing & Engaging Architectural History through SAHGB's Networks
Event: Connecting, Informing & Engaging Architectural History through SAHGB's Networks
Organisation: The Society of Architectural Historians of Great Britain
Postcode: EC1M 6EL
How to Book
Register for free via the SAHGB website. You can attend online or via video conferencing.
- Contact email: [email protected]
About The Society of Architectural Historians of Great Britain
Organisation Description
The Society of Architectural Historians of Great Britain brings together all those with an interest in the history of the built environment – academics, architects, heritage experts and the wider public.
With the help of our members, we publish new research, organise a broad range of events, provide educational opportunities, and advance the understanding of the built histories of all periods and places, in Britain and beyond.