Lanark County Buildings, Hamilton; designed by Lanarkshire County Architect, David Gordon Bannerman, built 1959-64
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Photo: Simon Phipps

Exciting PhD opportunity at the University of St Andrews School of Art History School of Art History, University of St Andrews: ‘Women, Gender, and Political Engagement at The Glasgow School of Art’ >>>

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Call for Papers: SAHGB’s Annual Architectural History Symposium for PhD and Early Career Researchers

Deadline: 10/5/2024
Symposium: 26/6 & 27/6/2024

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Really enjoyed this unceremoniously brutal drubbing of Nigel Biggar’s colonial apologetics, which is very astute on the fundamental incuriosity and refusal to do basic conceptual diligence that characterises both Biggar’s work and the whole ‘History Reclaimed’ project

scahroun’s proposal for a lutheran church in wrocław

Last few days to submit an abstract to the panel on displacement urbanism that I'm convening with Ayham Dalal. Submissions close 21 April!

Houses of the Kassena people from Burkina Faso and the Northern Ghana border these houses date back to the 15th century they have a distinct symbol-laden painted walls creating a unique look.

Fellowships to Palestinian scholars and artists affected by war in Gaza. Please circulate widely
Deadline for application 21 May
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This is very, very good: It’s Not Your Fault That Academic Life is Getting Harder by ⁦Glen O'Hara⁩ – Voices of Academia voicesofacademia.com/2024/04/05/its…

very niche historical query: how would i establish if 4 leones was a lot of money in 1966 Sierra Leone??

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Very excited to see Architecture, Empire, and Trade, our book on the United Africa Company in West Africa, appear in Bloomsbury Books UK' catalogue. Coming out this fall! ✏️ iainjackson Ewan Harrison michele tenzon
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A celebration in style! Kim Förster in discussion with Kenneth Frampton 👇

easy to see why Lodz was referred to as the Manchester of Poland: i wonder how much architectural knowledge circulated between the cities?

Happening at Manchester tomorrow! I’ll be celebrating the launch of Building Institution in the presence of Kenneth Frampton: events.manchester.ac.uk/event/event:k3…

Symposium UM Taubman College on the study of Indigenous architecture in Nigeria by a Nigerian-Polish team (1950s-70s), with the focus on its ambiguous role in the decolonization of architecture in Nigeria & its ongoing appropriation by Nigerian educators, architects, and scholars.

Hyped to be contributing to this group exhibition: southbankcentre.co.uk/touring-progra…, curated by Johny Pitts Hayward Gallery!

I wrote about Giani Rattan Singh, the model-maker who built Chandigarh in miniature, and the 95-year-old John Owusu Addo, one of Ghana's first modernists, for V&A magazine. Tropical Modernism: Architecture and Independence now open

Mods are asleep post Paul Rudolph drawings

Still time to apply for the inaugural Kaufman postdoctoral fellowship in financial history (broadly defined) and another chance at travel grants. MARCH 1.