Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians

Architectural History 1999/2000: A Special Issue of JSAH

CONTENTS
Introduction 
Architectural History 1999/2000:
A Special Issue of JSAH
EVE BLAU
Institutional Frameworks
The Academy
Architectural History in Schools of Architecture
STANFORD ANDERSON
Architectural History and the History of Art: A Suspended Dialogue
ALINA A. PAYNE
Academics in Tennis Shoes: Historic Preservation and the Academy
DANIEL BLUESTONE
Museums and Historic Sites
The Architectural Museum: A Founder’s Perspective
PHYLLIS LAMBERT
Exhibitionist Revisionism: Exposing Architectural History
JEAN-LOUIS COHEN
Architectural History and the Practice of Historic Preservation in the United States
RICHARD LONGSTRETH
Open-Air Museums: Architectural History for the Masses
EDWARD A. CHAPPELL
Publishing
History and Theory in Architectural Periodicals: Assembling Oppositions
MITCHELL SCHWARZER
Writing the Architectural Survey: Collective Authorities and Competing Approaches
CHRISTY ANDERSON
Digital Technologies and Architectural Publishing
KEVIN LIPPERT
Sites of Research
Cities
Meaning and Experience: Urban History From Antiquity to the Early Modern Period
DIANE FAVRO
New Approaches to the “Non-Western” City
ZEYNEP ÇELIK
Microhistory of the Modern City: Urban Space, Its Use and Representation
NANCY STIEBER
Dwellings
Ancient Housing: Oikos and Domus in Greece and Rome
GUY P. R. MÉTRAUX
The Way You Do the Things You Do: Writing the History of Houses and Housing
ALICE T. FRIEDMAN
Sacred Sites
Sic et Non: Recent Trends in the Study of Gothic Ecclesiastical Architecture
MICHAEL T. DAVIS
Non-Western Sacred sites: African Models
LABELLE PRUSSIN
Cultivated and Vernacular Landscapes
The Postmodernization of Landscape: A Critical Historiography
DIANNE HARRIS
Making New Connections in Vernacular Architecture
PAUL GROTH
Perspectives and Parameters
The Architect as Reader
SARAH McPHEE
Collaborations: The Private Life of Modern Architecture
BEATRIZ COLOMINA
Fashion and Fabrication in Modern Architecture
LEILA W. KINNEY
Technologies of Space/Spaces of Technology
ANTHONY VIDLER
The Disciplinary Dislocations of (Architectural) History
MARK JARZOMBEK
Theory into History: or, The Will to Anthology
SYLVIA LAVIN
Papers Delivered in the Thematic Sessions of the Fifty-first Annual Meeting of the Society of Architectural Historians, Houston, Texas, 15-18 April 1999
Index to Volume 58

Volume 58 / Number 3 / September 1999